News - Intel spills details on 22nm Ivy Bridge chip architecture

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Sandy Bridge on steroids.

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2011 Pch? This must mean p67?

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Originally Posted by Blackmage

2011 Pch? This must mean p67?

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Or the sandy bridge-E PCH.

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Originally Posted by kalniel

Or the sandy bridge-E PCH.

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Sandy bridge E doesn't have integrated graphics, nor a dual channel memory config, nor a DMI bus:woowoo:

Impeccable timing from Intel! Just before Bulldozer appears on the scene ;)

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Originally Posted by Blackmage

Sandy bridge E doesn't have integrated graphics, nor a dual channel memory config, nor a DMI bus:woowoo:

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I haven't heard about no DMI for SB-E yet, where did you hear that? But the rest have nothing to do with the PCH.

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Originally Posted by kalniel

I haven't heard about no DMI for SB-E yet, where did you hear that? But the rest have nothing to do with the PCH.

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I didn't say it did, those are features of the Ivy Bridge architecture. Why would Ivy Bridge suddenly become a dual channel solution? When Sandy bridge E is Quad channel!


If you go down to Sandy Bridge E you'll see that it makes use of QPI

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Bridge

Surely it just means the 2011 PCH as in, PCH form the year 2011.

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Originally Posted by Blackmage

Why would Ivy Bridge suddenly become a dual channel solution? When Sandy bridge E is Quad channel!

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What's that got to do with the PCH? You quoted my post about the PCH so I assume it's relevant some how.

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Originally Posted by kalniel

What's that got to do with the PCH?

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The FSB in this case (DMI), connects the CPU to the PCH. If you look at the slide again you'll see it makes mention of DMI.

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Originally Posted by Terbinator

Surely it just means the 2011 PCH as in, PCH form the year 2011.

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Yep, the factor that it mentions DMI made me think P67,Z68 etc