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Very confusing:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Bios...s-Sandy-Bridge-Processors-Lineup-167013.shtml
Seems Sandy Bridge is going to keep the core i5 and core i7 monicker....
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Bios...s-Sandy-Bridge-Processors-Lineup-167013.shtml
Seems Sandy Bridge is going to keep the core i5 and core i7 monicker....
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AMD fusion chips will also have intergrated gpu. I read somwhere of the caliber of a 5450.
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For the enthusiast integrating a gpu withthe cpu is not a good thing.
But I think the reason why they are doing it is to apeall more to business and to your very average home user. Basically its raising the bar for graphics.
Us enthisasts that want three 580GTX's watercooled will just have to disable the on die gpu. Maybe they will creat an enthusiats chip with no on die gpu?
But I think the reason why they are doing it is to apeall more to business and to your very average home user. Basically its raising the bar for graphics.
Us enthisasts that want three 580GTX's watercooled will just have to disable the on die gpu. Maybe they will creat an enthusiats chip with no on die gpu?