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Sandy vs Ivy Bridge 35w CPUs - power consumption difference?
I can't seem to find any reviews of the T-series Ivy CPUs. Does anybody know if there's a major difference between Sandy and Ivy Bridge, more specifically the Pentiums other than the clock speeds? I'm after the lowest power consuming processor on the 1155 socket.
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Ivy bridge is 22nm while sandy is 32nm,the ivy will undoubtebly consume less power.
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dont know about others, but intel's mobile offerings seem shitty to me.
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Intel's entire ivy bridge lineup seems shitty to me. With the 3570k's release(which cut 18w off the tdp), i was expecting 25w cpus. It seems they improved power consumption in all their chips except those that matter the most (the entry level). Can i at least underclock intel's shitty graphics under 650mhz on both sandy & ivy cpus? |
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