Read more.But portables with Broadwell architecture processors should arrive before Xmas.
Read more.But portables with Broadwell architecture processors should arrive before Xmas.
tbh there's not a huge performance gap from previous gen parts to current and future gen, the main reason for upgrading is power savings and the odd new feature.
I've been on i7-920 at 3.7GHz for years and just dropped an X5650 6-core for 90 quid and it's running at 4.2GHz quite happily.
I think the earliest chance I'll upgrade the thing is Skylake-E in 2016 now.
The only reason to upgrade at the moment is for chipset features. If you don't need them, no point upgrading
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Ahhh, more new sockets! That's what we like to see...
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Perfect gives me enough time for savings, I hope the new Broadwell (i7 5770k) isn't more expensive than Haswell.
284 pins (DDR4) Vs 240 pins (DDR3)
Skylake will ship with DDR3 and DDR4 controllers http://wccftech.com/intel-10nm-skyla...e-gpu-95w-tdp/
so not as bad as it might sound. Guess they realised people can't afford DDR4 just yet
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