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Originally posted by TWK. View PostIntel Pentium-K G3258 (20 Years) CLUB
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- bigtees (ประธาน คลับ) = G3258 @ 4.50 GHz + ASRock Z87 Extreme4
- HS1NQB (รองประธาน คลับ) = G3258 @ 4.40 GHz + MSI H81M-P33
- TWK. = G3258 @ 4.50 GHz + Gigabyte Z97N Gaming 5
- Kolokoso_m = G3258 @ 5.00 GHz + Gigabyte Z97X-SOC Force
- Khow = G3258 + ASUS SABERTOOTH Z87
- Venom_I7 = G3258 @ 4.80 GHz + Asus MAXIMUS VII GENE
- taey13161 = G3258 @ 4.00 GHz + Arock Z87 Pro 4
- waiwaiquick = G3258 @ 4.50 GHz + Arock Z87 Extreme 4
- khatrak = G3258 + Gigabyte Z87X-OC CF
- NeverDark1 = G3258 @ 4.60 GHz
- tahong201 = G3258 @ 4.40 GHz + MSI H81M-P33
- Insight = G3258 @ 4.70 GHz + Asus MAXIMUS VI IMPACT
- sornning = G3258 @ 4.60 GHz + Asus MAXIMUS VI FORMULA
- MrApidech = G3258 @ 4.60 GHz + Gigabyte Z97N Gaming 5
- Chiang~* = G3258 @ 4.80 GHz + Asus MAXIMUS VI HERO
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Two separate leaks have shed more light on Intel's Broadwell and Skylake product range.
Other than the fact they are expected to be launched in the second half of 2015 (just in time for Computex 2015), they will also be introduced at the lower end of the market (mainstream and premium in Intel lingo) rather than at the "Extreme" end.
Both Broadwell - Haswell's tick - and Skylake - a new micro architecture or Intel's tock - will be built using a 14nm process.
Unlocked potential
The former is likely to be unlocked, slot into socket-1150 motherboards with a 9-series chipset while Skylake, at least in its desktop version - is said to be locked with a socket-1151 motherboard based on a 100-series chipset.
A second leak claims that Intel will have four versions of Skylake with some of them sporting eDRAM (up to 128MB), support for DDR4 (but not DDR4L) and TDP ranging from 4W to a massive 95W.
Skylake will initially be available in two and four-core configurations and will not sport an IVR (Internal Voltage Regulator) as it was the case on previous generations.
Via VR-Zone and WCCFTech
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แปลว่า (มี Sub ไทยมั้ย 555+)Originally posted by eddies89 View PostTwo separate leaks have shed more light on Intel's Broadwell and Skylake product range.
Other than the fact they are expected to be launched in the second half of 2015 (just in time for Computex 2015), they will also be introduced at the lower end of the market (mainstream and premium in Intel lingo) rather than at the "Extreme" end.
Both Broadwell - Haswell's tick - and Skylake - a new micro architecture or Intel's tock - will be built using a 14nm process.
Unlocked potential
The former is likely to be unlocked, slot into socket-1150 motherboards with a 9-series chipset while Skylake, at least in its desktop version - is said to be locked with a socket-1151 motherboard based on a 100-series chipset.
A second leak claims that Intel will have four versions of Skylake with some of them sporting eDRAM (up to 128MB), support for DDR4 (but not DDR4L) and TDP ranging from 4W to a massive 95W.
Skylake will initially be available in two and four-core configurations and will not sport an IVR (Internal Voltage Regulator) as it was the case on previous generations.
Via VR-Zone and WCCFTech
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