Information about Intel's Ivy Bridge launch appears to have leaked out of Taiwan.
The first processors are apparently lined up for an April 8 launch. Digitimes reports that Intel will introduce 17 desktop CPUs and eight notebook CPUs that day.
According to the post, the company will launch the quad-core desktop processors Core i7-3770K, 3770, 3770S, 3770T, as well as Core i5-3570, 3550 and 3450 with tray prices between $184 and $332. The Core i5-3470T is scheduled for May and at $184, Digitimes wrote. The desktop CPUs will be complemented by the Z77, H77, Z75 and B75 chipsets initially, while the Q77 and Q75 will launch on May 13.
On the notebook side, the publication highlighted the Core i7-3920QM, 3820QM and 3720QM, which will be spearheading the mobile portfolio with tray prices of $1096, $568 and $378, respectively. Mainstream versions, including Core i5-3520M, 3360M, 3320M and the ultrabook CPUs Core i7-3667U and Core i5-3427U will be unveiled "later". The mobile chipset lineup will include the HM77, UM77, HM76 and HM75 in April and the QS77 and QM77 in May.
Intel declined to comment on the report.
Ikr. Every time a new processor is released, the older stuff just gets slower!
Have some patience.... I'm sure your 3960x is so obsolete by now that it just dogs down when its running solitaire.....................................
yup
Have some patience.... I'm sure your 3960x is so obsolete by now that it just dogs down when its running solitaire.....................................
Ikr. Every time a new processor is released, the older stuff just gets slower!
the Rain & ThunderBottleneck Blues isn't bad by any means..but largely instrumental....Obviously.
is hitting the hops KunFusion Family.
The i7-3770k will be an interesting benchmark review against the extreme sandy bridge CPUs and i7-2600k. I am looking forward to this tom.
And older : )
It's funny to see people getting the latest and greatest Intel CPU equiped laptops so they can browse the net , IM , read mail , listen to music , use Office and maybe even watch a HD movie ....
I have a Phenom II x6 and it's way above what I need.
Screw u Intel.
My Athlon II X4 is handling everything I throw at it. Let Ivy Bridge come! And then let software that needs it come eventually.