Intel's Ivy Bridge Series Thread |
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Intel's Ivy Bridge Series Thread |
 Dec 20 2011, 10:21 AM
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Atomican Champion   |
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Dec 21 2011, 08:22 AM
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QUOTE (nobody813 @ Dec 20 2011, 11:21 AM)  I think the i7 3770/K is the ideal price point for many. Possibly my next cpu. Though not sure if it will be any better performer than a i7 2600/K. -------------------- http://goo.gl/y0h2n = Computer Specifications
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Dec 28 2011, 10:12 PM
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Atomican Champion |
-------------------- "If the forums were just Opy talking about World of Tanks, I'd... okay, maybe not." - hawkeye
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Dec 29 2011, 09:27 AM
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Atomican Primarch  |
I'm really hoping that the magazines conduct in-depth reviews of all the motherboard line-ups. At the very least, within a company's lineup, a comparative chart/table is released, that highlight what features are missing from each of the motherboards. There are too many things to look for when deciding which motherboard to go for... sometimes a key feature is overlooked.
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Jan 3 2012, 09:16 AM
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Super Hero Guru  |
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Jan 3 2012, 12:06 PM
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Atomican Master |
Wibtech? Rebadge board otherwise who or what is Wibtech/Wibtek. I read somewhere that some 1155 motherboards can use the IVY Bridge chip is this true or just some bullshit rumour going around. I've currently got a P67 Sabertooth Rev. 3 and was hoping that it might be compatible just so I have an upgrade path in the future and don't have to buy another motherboard -.-
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Jan 3 2012, 12:10 PM
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Super Hero Guru |
Sabertooth P67 2001 BIOS
1. Enable support for Next Gen 22nm Processor. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Soc...H_P67/#download Wibtech has apparently been around about 10 years making laptop mb and such as a oem for others -------------------- 2600k@4.8GHz 1.38v - Z77-GENE - 2x4g 1600 8-9-8 - 7970 1150\7000MHz 1.15v - OCZ Synapse 120g Seagate 2tb - Seasonic XP1000 - Dell U2711 - Pioneer Todoroki 5.1
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Jan 3 2012, 04:47 PM
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Atomican Master |
Thank you very much for that Dasa...Why didn't I just look it up -___- silly of me.
And that explains the Wibtech name and why I've never heard of it. So they are going mainstream or? -------------------- Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. - Salvor Hardin, Foundation Series, Isaac Asimov
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Jan 5 2012, 10:39 AM
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Hero Titan |
QUOTE (Dasa @ Jan 3 2012, 10:16 AM) that's a great looking motherboard! Wibtek, huh? I'll be watching out for them if they ever get to australia :( -------------------- Quote by lunchbox1988
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Jan 6 2012, 12:15 PM
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Atomican Charge |
Are the details of the Ivy Bridge laptop CPU's available? I'll be in the market for a 15.6" laptop this year and if the Ivy Bridge CPU's will make a significant improvement to battery life, then I'll hang off til they arrive.
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Jan 6 2012, 09:55 PM
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Super Hero Guru |
QUOTE (jdm_com_au @ Jan 6 2012, 01:15 PM) Are the details of the Ivy Bridge laptop CPU's available? I'll be in the market for a 15.6" laptop this year and if the Ivy Bridge CPU's will make a significant improvement to battery life, then I'll hang off til they arrive. Intel’s Fastest 22nm Mobile Ivy Bridge Chip “Core i7-3920XM” Tested http://wccftech.com/intels-fastest-22nm-mo...73920xm-tested/ Intel Ivy Bridge: Microarchitecture Details from IDF 2011 http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/displ...bridge-idf.html Intel’s 22nm Ivy Bridge (Mobile) Processor Exposed, Die Size and Architecture Detailed http://wccftech.com/intels-22nm-ivy-bridge...cessor-exposed/ This post has been edited by Dasa: Jan 6 2012, 10:02 PM -------------------- 2600k@4.8GHz 1.38v - Z77-GENE - 2x4g 1600 8-9-8 - 7970 1150\7000MHz 1.15v - OCZ Synapse 120g Seagate 2tb - Seasonic XP1000 - Dell U2711 - Pioneer Todoroki 5.1
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Jan 8 2012, 11:14 AM
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Atomican Primarch |
QUOTE (Bodie_CI5 @ Dec 29 2011, 10:27 AM) I'm really hoping that the magazines conduct in-depth reviews of all the motherboard line-ups. At the very least, within a company's lineup, a comparative chart/table is released, that highlight what features are missing from each of the motherboards. There are too many things to look for when deciding which motherboard to go for... sometimes a key feature is overlooked. ASUS and Gigabyte have comparison features on their sites. |
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Jan 8 2012, 01:11 PM
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Atomican Primarch |
QUOTE (fajw @ Jan 8 2012, 11:14 AM) QUOTE (Bodie_CI5 @ Dec 29 2011, 10:27 AM) I'm really hoping that the magazines conduct in-depth reviews of all the motherboard line-ups. At the very least, within a company's lineup, a comparative chart/table is released, that highlight what features are missing from each of the motherboards. There are too many things to look for when deciding which motherboard to go for... sometimes a key feature is overlooked. ASUS and Gigabyte have comparison features on their sites. Hi fajw, Thanks for the reply. Reading back on my quoted post, it kind of veered into a direction whereby I didn't explicitly ask for what I had originally intended (hate it when I do that). I ended talking too much on the specs of each board per se, rather than my original thought which was to seek features of each of the boards and in terms of how they relate functionally - are connections placed well on the board etc. That sort of thing. For example, my board (cf. Sign), was reviewed in a different magazine about a month after it came (even though it came out with the rest of the lineup) and got a lower score. The very short review merely stated that there were features missing. If i was to buy the board post review, I'd be asking 'which features?'. You only begin to realise some limitations after trial and error. Do you know what I mean? Apologies that my quoted post didn't really convey what I wanted it to mean. -------------------- Rig: Antec DF-30, GA P67A-UD4-B3, Intel i5-2500K, Coolermaster Hyper 212 Plus (Fan) G.Skill Ripjaws X: F3 12800CL7D-8GBXH (8GB), GA GTX 560OC (1GB), 1TB HDD (but gives me only 5.9 score, so 'tis very slow)... can't remember the other stuff OTOH, will get rest asap!
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Jan 8 2012, 07:27 PM
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Atomican Charge |
To me it sounds like you regret jumping the gun on your mobo purchase. I'm in the position that I don't have to upgrade a PC right now, so I can afford to hang on for a while. The two X58 beasts I have are up to the task for the moment, but I do see an X79 board coming my way.
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Jan 8 2012, 07:46 PM
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Atomican Primarch |
Hi jdm,
Not so much regret, more so a little uninformed. Had I known, for example, that z68 was coming out, I would have held out for that, instead (I also buy some of the other mags too). Re, the possibility of you buying an x79: Niiiiiice! :D -------------------- Rig: Antec DF-30, GA P67A-UD4-B3, Intel i5-2500K, Coolermaster Hyper 212 Plus (Fan) G.Skill Ripjaws X: F3 12800CL7D-8GBXH (8GB), GA GTX 560OC (1GB), 1TB HDD (but gives me only 5.9 score, so 'tis very slow)... can't remember the other stuff OTOH, will get rest asap!
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Jan 9 2012, 12:49 PM
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Atomican Charge |
The simple fact is it would be ideal for my household to have at least another two PC's built. An X79 with an Ivy Bridge i5 will fit the bill quite nicely on one of the builds. Plus an SR-X.
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Jan 10 2012, 02:45 PM
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Atomican Titan  |
QUOTE (jdm_com_au @ Jan 9 2012, 12:49 PM) The simple fact is it would be ideal for my household to have at least another two PC's built. An X79 with an Ivy Bridge i5 will fit the bill quite nicely on one of the builds. none of which are compatible :S -------------------- STEAM/BC2 name: AllNightmareLong
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Jan 10 2012, 02:55 PM
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Atomican Guru  |
QUOTE (jdm_com_au @ Jan 9 2012, 12:49 PM) The simple fact is it would be ideal for my household to have at least another two PC's built. An X79 with an Ivy Bridge i5 will fit the bill quite nicely on one of the builds. Plus an SR-X. lol wut -------------------- 3930K || ANTEC KUHLER 920|| ASUS Rampage IV ||16GB Corsair Vengence DDR3@1877mhz||ATI 7970||120GB Vertex 3 MAX IOPS||4x3tb||DELL2711||Corsair 650D|| ASUS Essence STX ||Audio Engine A2's||Aiaiai:TMA-1||Enermax 1050w||
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Jan 11 2012, 01:44 PM
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Atomican Champion |
That Dodgy Intel Ivy Bridge DX11 'demo' at CES 2012
What does everyone think? -------------------- "If the forums were just Opy talking about World of Tanks, I'd... okay, maybe not." - hawkeye
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Jan 11 2012, 01:53 PM
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Atomican Champion  |
haha... nice catch nobody. that is a little dodgy from intel? its not like they need to TRY that hard, their products are leading the market already..
i think this just lost them some serious credibility... kind reminds me of other tech announcement failures... im sure everyones seen it, but it was one of the classics that came to mind -------------------- i7 2600k | Z68A-GD80 | 8GB RAM | HD7970 | 120GB SSD | 1kW PSU | Butchered Case | Water Cooling | U2713H
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