Unreleased Mobile Ivy Bridge CPUs Spotted

CPU World published box numbers for the Core i7-3740QM and i7-3840QM, which will be positioned to support the current 2.6 GHz 3720QM and 2.7 GHz 3820QM models that are positioned on the high-end of the family.

While we agree that feature changes from the rest of the product family are somewhat unlikely, there is a reasonable chance that these two processors are limited production, on-demand SKUs for individual customers. Intel frequently offers special SKUs for large volume customers with special demands, such as Apple.

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Douglas Perry was a freelance writer for Tom's Hardware covering semiconductors, storage technology, quantum computing, and processor power delivery. He has authored several books and is currently an editor for The Oregonian/OregonLive.

  • killabanks
    would be sweet for battery life
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  • getochkn
    Another article I have to click on a picture to see it bigger, brings me to another window that I still can't see the picture, have to click again to get a popup window to see the picture, then close a window, and go back on the browser to get back to the story. Is this 1995 on the web?
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  • eddieroolz
    Well, kind of safe to assume new ones will be appearing...
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  • cookoy
    getochknAnother article I have to click on a picture to see it bigger, brings me to another window that I still can't see the picture, have to click again to get a popup window to see the picture, then close a window, and go back on the browser to get back to the story. Is this 1995 on the web?just press CTRL+ repeatedly to enlarge the text size. The picture gets bigger too. Then CTRL- repeatedly to reduce the text size back to their normal size. Works with FF.
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  • mavikt
    +1 getochkn

    cookoyThe picture gets bigger too.For what I can see you only get a blown up and blurred up version of the miniature image that is part of the article => Not a good solution.
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  • These sound like CPUs down the line. Intel usually puts out 40 series to update 20 series. Typically there is an extra CPU bin in performance or a little extra cache size.
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  • SneakySnake
    I'm a lot more interested in the ultra low power IVB chips that are meant for ultrabooks/macbook air. Sandy bridge capped at dual 1.8 i7. I'd love to see a dual 2.5 or so ultra low power chip, couple that with HD4000 and could be a pretty sweet little portable.
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  • monsta
    IVB is gonna be great for laptops and notebooks
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