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[TABLE=class: outer, width: 90%, align: center]Questa se vi era sfuggita..non so quanto possa essere ritenuta veritiera, ma merita un'occhiata.
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Le DDR4 arriveranno con Haswell-E (quindi dopo Ivy-E) e sono CPU che NON andranno sul socket 2011.Ma... Mica dovevano uscire le DDR4 con Haswell?
http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/intel_haswell_to_arrive_in_low_volume_until_usb_3_issue_is_fixed.html[h=1]Intel Haswell to arrive in low volume until USB 3.0 issue is fixed[/h] [h=2] Posted by: Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/15/2013 07:40 AM | 2 comment(s) ][/h]Intel will slowdown the ramp of its new Haswell platform until it has fixed a USB 3.0 issue in the Haswell platform that causes some relatively minor issues when a system wakes from S3 sleep mode with devices connected through USB 3.0. Haswell is expected to hit the market in June, but volume will reportedly be "cautiously low" until Intel rolls out a new revision that fixes the USB 3.0 problem.
“Haswell for desktop (Denlow platform) looks set to launch with cautious volume in June using the faulty C1 stepping, and then to see a stronger ramp once the glitch is worked out. Still, this is more than we had hoped for in June. Caution in Ivy Bridge units still likely to constrain gross margin for Intel and contacts point to August as the more significant launch period,” said JoAnne Feeney, an analyst with Longbow Research, in a note to clients, reports Tech Trader Daily.
Earlier this month it was reported that Intel began to inform its partners that when a PC system with Core i-series “Haswell” and 8-series chipset inside wakes from S3 sleep mode, it experiences issues with devices connected through USB 3.0. Intel seemingly defines the issue only as a nuisance for end users, as there would be no serious unpleasant consequences, such as data loss. A quick fix for the problem, which may result in blank PDF pages or failure to resume playback, is already known: a restart of applications. In order to solve the issues with USB 3.0, a new chipset revision is required.
Intel Haswell to arrive in low volume until USB 3.0 issue is fixed
ma nel frattempo non è che abbia notato chissà quale innalzamento delle temperature eh, e credo sia stato in full per parecchio tempo tra giochi, bench (l'ho anche spinto a 1.40v e passa :wush
e quant'altroIn che senso morte? Ho attaccato il connettore correttamente e vanno...cioè, le mani nel mio PC le metto solo io //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gifÈ impossibile uncino..un ivy non lo tieni fan less.Per dirti, un 3770 STOCK fa sui 60gradi dentro uno streacom...e lì usi tutto il case per dissipare //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/winks.gif
Saran morte di recente, altrimenti altro che 20C //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/winks.gif
http://hwbot.org/newsflash/1962_toms_hardware_spills_the_beans___first_review_of_haswell_core_i7_4770kAs the tradition continues, another US-based hardware review website gets the scoop on the upcoming Intel architecture. Whereas on previous occasions the scoop went to Anandtech, today Tom's Hardware Guide takes a first peek at the upcoming Core i7 4770K. Even though we will, of course, see the traditional Intel employees pop up on Twitter and Facebook stating that the performance indication of the used engineering samples is not on par with the performance of the eventual retail silicon, history has taught us that's nothing more than trying to keep the suspense going until the actual launch. Never has the reviewed ES silicon been any different from the final retail silicon, so why should it now?In any case, THG has tested the latest revision of the Haswell Core i7 4770K CPU. With the launch set at Computex, less than three months from now, we can assume with a significant degree of certainty that they are using the latest silicon. As the conclusion stages, the "... Core i7-4770K is in the neighborhood of 7 to 13% faster than Core i7-3770K in today’s threaded workloads". Roughly what everyone had expected. As far as overclocking goes, Tom's Hardware Guide had the following to say: "I wasn’t able to overclock the Core i7-4770K I tested — largely because that’s no way to treat a borrowed CPU. But we’re certainly curious to see how a more mature process affects the architecture’s scalability". In my opinion, quite an interesting statement to make, given the CPU is a K-sku product, which is designed to be overclocked!
What conclusions you draw from that last statement, I leave up to you. But perhaps it might be interesting to look up the previous pre-NDA leaks from upcoming Intel architectures. Sadly enough, we are also missing system pictures as well as perhaps a couple of screenshots from CPU-Z or so. You know, just so we all know for sure the CPU was actually tested. In any case, no overclocking results means there's still something to look forward to at Computex. The tradeshow will be packed with overclocking demos and events. For more information, check out our Computex forum thread: click
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Direi dopo le vacanze estive almeno, per scongiurare la presenza di qualsivoglia bug et similia.Attendo con ansia le prime recensioni del i5 4670K.E' quasi giunta l'ora di mandare in pensione il mio I5 750
Di solito molto prima, ricordo che sandy li han presentati a gennaio.Uffa che pizza ogni anno sempre la solita storia con i processori che arrivano d'estate.