The yet to be released and much awaited 22m die shrink of Sandy Bridge has the codename Ivy Bridge. The Sandy Bridge mobile i7s such as the 2720/2820 QM are incredible laptop CPUs also which is already out but not mostly arent using it. The even outperform a good deal of the desktop i7 chipsSo. Intel is going to do it again and create insane line of processors and since intel's new gen processor is going to be a 22NM with Sandy Bridge CPU-E Ivy Bridge.So does this mean we have to buy an all new motherboard? Or is their a motherboard out there that supports it right now?This will be superb especially to overclocking enthusiast.
I think Ivy Bridge will work on Sandy Bridge mobos.
@Enad 83485 wrote:
I think Ivy Bridge will work on Sandy Bridge mobos.
Ivy Bridge is confirmed to use the LGA 1155 sockets the same as Sandy Bridge. Sandy Bridge -E though are a whole new thing as far as I know.
YES! I might even buy it then lol, next year orso when I buy my second GTX570 🙂
@iGeForce 84369 wrote:
YES! I might even buy it then lol, next year orso when I buy my second GTX570 🙂
Didn't you just buy your new parts, no use in upgrading your CPU so quickly.
I get my kicks of fast cpu's lol, that's how I get down baby
@iGeForce 84392 wrote:
I get my kicks of fast cpu's lol, that's how I get down baby
lol if anything it should be graphics cards, you won't notice much of anything if you upgraded in such a short time.
Fine. Thanks. for the good information
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