Intel’s newest generation of desktop and mobile CPUs, code-named Ivy Bridge, debut today. In our tests, the chips showed moderate overall performance gains and substantial graphics improvement, all ...

Intel’s just-unveiled Ivy Bridge processor family promises faster processing power and better graphics, thanks to a massively-enhanced integrated graphics system. The news has prompted some analysts ...

Processors based on Intel's "Ivy Bridge" architecture have been available for the best part of a year, but so far mid- to high-end silicon has made use of it. This has now changed with the release of ...

As we’ve already mentioned, Ivy Bridge is a “Tick” in Intel’s processor release cadence, so it is not based on a new microarchitecture, but rather the Sandy Bridge microarchitecture that came before ...

What do you get if you take a “Sandy Bridge” processor, make it smaller, and give it a little extra kick? You get the next generation “Ivy Bridge” processors expected next year from Intel. Intel ...

Do Intel's new third-gen Core i-series CPUs mean you should run out and buy a new laptop or desktop today? Not so fast! Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware. A New York ...

Ivy Bridge's debut is still a few weeks away, but Intel has decided to launch its new 7 Series (codename Panther Point) ahead of the CPU's ship date. The new Panther Point chipset family is the follow ...

The FX 6100 was the cheapest 6 core Bulldozer available on launch costing around £135. The FX 6100 shows a similar trend to the FX 8120 with consistent price drops occuring every month. With the ...

Intel's quad-core Ivy Bridge processors have been doing the rounds since April, but the chipmaker continues to expand its selection, now adding a new high-end Core i7 mobile processor. Clocked at 3.0 ...

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So, What's New With Ivy Bridge-E? The move to the Ivy Bridge architecture means that there are a few inter-process communication (IPC) enhancements which have been made to the memory controller, cores ...