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Intel Bay Trail performance preview thread

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OTH,the GPU looks like it will probably be outdated before it will even make full production. Some of the new ARM based SOCs seem to have faster IGPs,and I wonder how the 64 bit ARM cores will stack up?? The Apple A7 is the first of this new ARM breed.

I think over the next year,the battleground is going to be quite interesting!
 
Martini1991 said:
Why would it have SATA and PCI-E support? It's for Tablets isn't it?
They never even launched clovertrail for laptops/netbooks (Which tbh, they don't need to anymore, they can throw out Haswell Pentiums for that task now)
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AFAIK,its one chip covering tablets,low end desktops and sub-notebooks.

I suspect,both SATA and PCI-E probably ups power consumption a decent amount so that is why they have been deactivated.

It will be interesting to see how much the mini-ITX Bay Trail motherboards cost??

I wonder how much of a performance boost it would be compared to an E3400 and Nvidia 9300 IGP?? OTH,maybe a IB or Haswell Celery would make more sense.
 
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