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Read more: hxxp://wccftech.com/intel-14nm
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Intel 14nm Skylake Processors To Feature PCIe 4, DDR4 Memory and SATA Express
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Read more: hxxp://wccftech.com/intel-14nm
Caporegime
Also says Sandybridge is PCI-E 3.0.
Soldato
Caporegime
Actually, you raise a valid point about the -E, since Westmere is up there.
Soldato
Skylake mainstream looks pretty good, especially as it's only a couple of years away..
Think their will be 6 core variants? Would hope 6 cores would be mainstream by then, 8 or more cores at the high end...
Think their will be 6 core variants? Would hope 6 cores would be mainstream by then, 8 or more cores at the high end...
maybe, it was just interesting. it makes more sense now that i remember that they haven't released e-ivy yet.
Soldato
So I'll ignore Broadwell too and just buckle-down with this i5 750 3.8GHz+ till Skylake. It's funny because I'm hoping the new consoles really help push things again, but otherwise not wanting to need Broadwell if those new features come next 
...Maybe AMD will save me in that potential gap by beating Intel to the punch with those things.
...Maybe AMD will save me in that potential gap by beating Intel to the punch with those things.
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Exactly how it will be and matches what has been rumoured for a few months.
Caporegime
makes broadwell look pretty pointless?
also need gpu's to take advantage of pcie4,pcie3 is a minuscule improvement atm
also need gpu's to take advantage of pcie4,pcie3 is a minuscule improvement atm
Soldato
Haswell 500 Gflops? twice that of Ivy?
Where do they get that from?
Where do they get that from?
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Haswell 500 Gflops? twice that of Ivy?
Where do they get that from?
Id say the IGP
They are quoting highest theoretical speed, if you programmed the software to use the dx11 comput features (sorta like cuda)
Hoping that Skylake finally sees Intel move to 6 or 8 cores for mainstream parts, seems like we've been stuck with dual and quad cores for a very long time now.
Desktop Broadwell has been canceled anyway hasn't it?
Desktop Broadwell has been canceled anyway hasn't it?
Haswell 500 Gflops? twice that of Ivy?
Where do they get that from?
GPU.
Caporegime
Caporegime
-E don't have GPU.
Soldato
Hopefully my [email protected] would be able to keep up till then 
I was thinking of upgrading to Haswell first but after seeing the issues, I have decided to skip it in favour of Skylake
I was thinking of upgrading to Haswell first but after seeing the issues, I have decided to skip it in favour of Skylake