Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge can again effectively increase CPU power by another 10% to 20%, comparing to previous CPU generation.
Intel Sandy Bridge |
Sandy Bridge
Up to 17% more CPU performance clock-for-clock compared to Lynnfield processors.[20]
Around twice the integrated graphics performance compared to Clarkdale's (12 EUs comparison).
Ivy Bridge
Intel's performance targets (compared to Sandy Bridge):[21]
20% increase in CPU performance.
Up to 60% increase in integrated graphics performance.[22]
CPU Specification Comparison
Sandy Bridge | Ivy Bridge | ||||||
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Socket | Cores | Transistor count | Die size | Socket | Cores | Transistor count | Die size |
LGA 1155 | 4 | 995 Million[23] | 216 mm2 | LGA1155 | 4 | 1.4 Billion[24] | ~172 mm2[25] |
2 (6 EUs) | 504 Million | 131 mm2 | |||||
2 (12 EUs) | 624 Million | 149 mm2 | |||||
LGA 2011 | 4/6/8 | LGA 2011 |
Overclocking Cooling |
more can be read from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Bridge for sandy bridge and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overclocking for overclocking
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