nikhilsharma007nikx
Wassup?
no less .
Cilus
laborare est orare
It consumes less power than Ivy Bridge but the heating issue isn't related to power consumption. From Haswell, the Voltage Regulation Module or VRM is integrated inside the Processor package from Motherboard. This is the 1st implementation of the process and probably has some minor glitches. Because of that the CPU runs hotter and overclocking beyond 4.5 GHz is very tough. Anandtech was able to pull it to 4.7 GHz but they also said it isn't recommended.
guru_urug
iGoogle
I've been following Haswell reviews and leaks too. The most improvement is in idle power consumption. Even though the IPC improvement is not huge, new buyers should consider it to ensure an upgrade path. LGA1155 is dead now. I myself will probably upgrade to haswell once the prices settle down by the end of the year.
@Cilus: Could you shed some light on which current PSUs will be able to handle Haswell's C6,C7 low power states? Most people buy PSU's so that they can reuse them across builds. I dont want to spend 5k more on a compatible PSU.
@Cilus: Could you shed some light on which current PSUs will be able to handle Haswell's C6,C7 low power states? Most people buy PSU's so that they can reuse them across builds. I dont want to spend 5k more on a compatible PSU.
rijinpk1
Aspiring Novelist
but the load test proved something different. Look at the first link provided by cilus.
avinandan012
Cyborg Agent
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
@topgear time to start a "haswell supported PSU list" thread??
@topgear time to start a "haswell supported PSU list" thread??
The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
^^ No need. By default the motherboard manufacturers will have that setting turned off in the bios.
This is the MSRP for Intel Z87 chipset motherboards for Haswell Processors from Asus:
Product Price Z87 Deluxe/ Dual : Rs.26,300/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Deluxe: Rs. 21,950/-(Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Expert: Rs. 19,300/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Pro: Rs. 16,700/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Plus: Rs. 14,950/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 A: Rs. 13,150/- (Including Taxes)
^^ No need. By default the motherboard manufacturers will have that setting turned off in the bios.
This is the MSRP for Intel Z87 chipset motherboards for Haswell Processors from Asus:
Product Price Z87 Deluxe/ Dual : Rs.26,300/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Deluxe: Rs. 21,950/-(Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Expert: Rs. 19,300/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Pro: Rs. 16,700/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 Plus: Rs. 14,950/- (Including Taxes)
Product Price Z87 A: Rs. 13,150/- (Including Taxes)
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The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
^^ From Asus India.
^^ From Asus India.
Cilus
laborare est orare
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
Thanks for the information. So we can use our existing PSU with a Haswell setup.
Thanks for the information. So we can use our existing PSU with a Haswell setup.
The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
Intel India's PR at rare times flaunt their colourful attitude and silence treatment when I ask them about desktop processors.
Intel India's PR at rare times flaunt their colourful attitude and silence treatment when I ask them about desktop processors.
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
there should be one but wait a little for PSU manufacturers to make their own list first and I'm sure that all reputed PSU manufacturer's will list all the Haswell Ready, Haswell Compatible psus on their website .. as of now here goes the list for corsair and seasonic PSU's :
Blog - Haswell compatibility with Corsair power supplies
*www.anandtech.com/show/6953/sea-sonic-and-corsair-power-supplies-certified-for-haswell
@topgear time to start a "haswell supported PSU list" thread??
there should be one but wait a little for PSU manufacturers to make their own list first and I'm sure that all reputed PSU manufacturer's will list all the Haswell Ready, Haswell Compatible psus on their website .. as of now here goes the list for corsair and seasonic PSU's :
Blog - Haswell compatibility with Corsair power supplies
*www.anandtech.com/show/6953/sea-sonic-and-corsair-power-supplies-certified-for-haswell
flyingcow
Shibe
Re: Intel Haswell Discussion Thread
^anyone? please
It would be great if someone could post the estimated prices for the i5 series of haswell
^anyone? please
Bhargav Simha
!mp@sse
Intel's next-generation quad-core processors benchmarked
Intel's next-generation quad-core processors benchmarked - Feature - Notebooks - CNET Asia
Intel's next-generation quad-core processors benchmarked - Feature - Notebooks - CNET Asia
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vickybat
I am the night...I am...
IPC of core architecture is kind of reaching a saturation. Design wise, it does not differ that much from sandy bridge ,which was again a nehalem derivative.
Apps which will use, newer instruction sets like AVX2 and FMA3 will have a greater advantage. In existing apps, its within 7%. Open-cl performance has also increased a lot than before.
Its disappointing from a new launch point of view, but this what a lack of competition does. AMD is very much responsible for this.
Haswell will shine in a more multicore avatar with 6 cores or more. Only a serious competition from AMD's upcoming steamroller might force Intel to build such SKU, to counter AMD.
Without competition, we are just stuck with quadcores.
The performance of i7 3930k is an indication, how devastating an intel 6 core can be, if launched in the mainstream market. But the need hasn't arisen.
Apps which will use, newer instruction sets like AVX2 and FMA3 will have a greater advantage. In existing apps, its within 7%. Open-cl performance has also increased a lot than before.
Its disappointing from a new launch point of view, but this what a lack of competition does. AMD is very much responsible for this.
Haswell will shine in a more multicore avatar with 6 cores or more. Only a serious competition from AMD's upcoming steamroller might force Intel to build such SKU, to counter AMD.
Without competition, we are just stuck with quadcores.
The performance of i7 3930k is an indication, how devastating an intel 6 core can be, if launched in the mainstream market. But the need hasn't arisen.