Intel Ivy Bridge Discussion
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Gaurav Bhattacharjee
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mastercool8695
Cyborg Agent
so those who are going for snb should wait for ivy bridge ???
did some research , the ivybridge competitor of i5 2400 is i5 3450
similar specs..
same price i.e, 184$
Revised Ivy Bridge launch schedule confirmed
did some research , the ivybridge competitor of i5 2400 is i5 3450
similar specs..
same price i.e, 184$
Revised Ivy Bridge launch schedule confirmed
saikiasunny
Ambassador of Buzz
Will the h77 and non-k ivy bridge cpus allow overclocking or is it limited to k cpus?
saikiasunny
Ambassador of Buzz
I heard that all the 7 series mobos will be allow overclocking. Is it true?
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Yout put in i7-2600K in any motherboard, you'll get PCIe 2.0. PCIe lanes come from the processor, not from the motherboard.
That said, for PCIe 3.0 lanes from the processor, the motherboard should also suppert PCIe 3.0.
Anyways, PCIe 3.0 is not needed. PCIe 2.0 has way more than sufficient bandwidth and is fine if you want to buy now.
@topgear @ico
in april's digit i saw they suggest i7 2600k with ASRock Extreme 7 Gen 3 motherboard and in asus's advertisement they said any 22nm cpu is ok for pcie 3.0 ,so i thought if i7 2600k is a 22nm cpu.plus i will definitly buy zotac gtx 680,so shouldnt i go for pcie 3.0 ?
by the way whats the actual difference between pcie 2.0 and pcie 3.0? double the bandwidth means faster internet? if that then no need.i will post my config request after 15th april(wbjee).please help me that time.
in april's digit i saw they suggest i7 2600k with ASRock Extreme 7 Gen 3 motherboard and in asus's advertisement they said any 22nm cpu is ok for pcie 3.0 ,so i thought if i7 2600k is a 22nm cpu.plus i will definitly buy zotac gtx 680,so shouldnt i go for pcie 3.0 ?
by the way whats the actual difference between pcie 2.0 and pcie 3.0? double the bandwidth means faster internet? if that then no need.i will post my config request after 15th april(wbjee).please help me that time.
nope .. it means a lot more FPS in games but actually the gain is minimal .. this should give you an clear idea about what you should expect
*images.hardwarecanucks.com/image//skymtl/GPU/HD7970/HD7970-69.jpg
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Intel i7 3930K @ Stock on ASUS P9X79 WS
So unless you are going to run HD7970 or GTX 680 in multi GPU mode there's no real need to think much about pci-e 3.0 IMO
AMD Radeon HD 7970 3GB Review - Page 21
pci-e 3.0 benifits from multi GPU config ... but who has got the moolah
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*www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=1537816&mpage=1
harshatiyya
Broken In
wow. based on these charts. single/double card owners will nothing have to worry about PCI 3.0. there isnt much bigger difference. :woot:
The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
Someone already bought the board yesterday- maximus V Gene!! Z77!! Oh yeah!!
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
Nice!! But without 22nm cpu?
I particularly like MSI Z77A-GD65 at its $170 pricing. If it comes into India market @10K, it will beat the crap out of Asus boards.
@Sorcerer: Any idea about its price?
Here is the release date, April 23rd.
Ivy Bridge tipped for April 23rd launch - SlashGear
pci-e 3.0 benifits from multi GPU config ... but who has got the moolah
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PCI-E 2.0 vs PCI-E 3.0 BATTLE ROYAL!!?!
Unless they have used ES of 22nm processor, this comparison chart is absurd. 32nm processors can't even use the potential bandwidth of PCI-E3.0