Intel begins sending chip makers Haswell

Do you remember that a couple months ago we spoke about the Haswell processors from Intel ? This is indeed the new generation of Intel chips and is expected to be released around the middle of this year, ie in only 2 or 3 months. New reports indicate that Intel has begun shipping its Haswell chips to the main market OEMs to begin testing and others. The company is expected to give more details about...

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Intel laptop shows us that we will use next year

What will the ultrabooks in a year? And yes, I mean the beginning of 2014. For Intel knows how and has allowed a look at the models in their first hours at CES. The new laptop , which carries the code name North Cape, is not a real product yet, but Intel created a team to demonstrate its new generation of Intel Core processors, the Haswell, corresponding to the fourth generation. These CPUs will be released around mid-2013. The laptop...

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Details of future Intel processors

Haswell is the name of the new family of Intel processors which was announced in last September but of which we know little or nothing. Recently leaked a document detailing more of the processors that will be part of this new line of high technology . The line Haswell will, at least, with 14 different processor models and all designed for computer desktops. First place takes it a 3.5GHz Core i7 model able to reach 3.9GHz with Boorst Mode....

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Intel Core start using less energy

We all know that every time you get a new generation of processors it is more powerful than the last, and in some cases also achieved an improvement in terms of energy consumption of chips. For Intel Core processors, may consume less energy comes earlier than expected. Intel plans to reduce its water consumption by modern Core processors, better known as Ivy Bridge, which some are used in most PCs and Macs on the market. While Intel planned...

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Ivy Bridge : Super Chip in the 3 Earths

  Ivy Bridge is the codename for Intel's 22 nm die shrink of the Sandy Bridge microarchitecture based on tri-gate ("3D") transistors. Ivy Bridge processors will be backwards-compatible with the Sandy Bridge platform, but might require a firmware update (vendor specific). Intel has released new 7-series Panther Point chipsets with integrated USB 3.0 to complement Ivy Bridge. Intel announced that it had begun volume production of Ivy Bridge...

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