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Intel's "broken" Ivy Bridge SKU's last to arrive
Intel has no less than seven different configurations for its Ivy Bridge processors, of which what is known as the 4+2 and 4+1 models, will be part of the initial launch. A 4+2 is a quad core CPU with a GT2 graphics core and a 4+1 is as such a quad core CPU with a GT1 graphics core. However, to create a 4+1 model, Intel has two different options, it can either make a specific chip or it can "harvest" a slightly failed 4+2 part and turn it into a 4+1 part. In this case Intel has the option to use models with both damaged GPU cores and damages cache, as the 4+1 models in general has less cache than the 4+2 models. As an example, something like a failed Core i7-3770 could be turned into a Core i5-3570 by disabling half of the GPU execution units and 0.5MB of cache per CPU core.
source: vr-zone.com
มาแนว AMD ตัวหลักไม่สมบูรณ์ ปิด core drop cache ขายในรุ่นต่ำกว่า
source: vr-zone.com
มาแนว AMD ตัวหลักไม่สมบูรณ์ ปิด core drop cache ขายในรุ่นต่ำกว่า
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