The Intel Developers Forum held in Beijing, China has brought some great news for overclockers – Intel has boldly discussed a number of ways to overclock the upcoming Haswell generation and not just the "K" chips but the entire CPU family. The really great news is that the Haswell generation will be easier to overclock than the Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge CPU families. All...
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Alleged Haswell benchmarks found on the Internet
1 February 2013 | PC
Intel’s Haswell architecture is about 4 months away but the first benchmarks of a Haswell chip have already hit the Internet. According to the information and test results released by the Russian web site OClab.ru, Haswell does come with some hardware improvements but unfortunately for some people they can hardly be called substantial. The mysterious quad-core Haswell chip ran at 2.8...
Intel Haswell roadmap detailed
18 January 2013 | PC
Sources close to the US chip giant Intel have shared the last details regarding the arrival of the Haswell family of chips, also known as fourth generation Core processors. Due to a delay Intel will announce the first Haswell processors in June of this year with the following models expected - Core i7-4770K, i7-4770, i7-4770S, i7-4770T, i7-4765T, i5-4670K, i5-4670, i5-4670S, ...
Intel Haswell details hit the Internet
22 August 2012 | PC
It’s not a secret that chip giant Intel will launch an entirely new platform – socket LGA 1150 – along with new processors, codenamed Haswell, in spring 2013. There’s still plenty of time but details on the new processors have become widely available on the Internet, giving us a hint as to what to expect when the time comes. (more...)...
Intel Haswell CPU, 8-series chipsets expected in April 2013
20 July 2012 | PC
Despite Ivy Bridge was released a few months ago its days seem to have been numbered with chip giant Intel saying it will release its next generation architecture, codenamed Haswell, as well as accompanying chipsets belonging to the next 8th series less than a year from now - in April 2013. (more...)...
Intel’s Haswell CPU to come in different packaging
2 April 2012 | PC
Intel’s policy in the past few years has been to change the CPU sockets for its processors for almost every new architecture that comes into this world. While the US company has been doing the same thing for a number of years – remember Pentium III, which got two sockets (Slot 1 to be precise and then Socket 370) and the Pentium 4 with three – from 2008 until 2011 the chip giant launched no ...
