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Engineering Sample of Intel Core i7-4960X, Ivy Bridge-E
Tom's Hardware acquired, from... somewhere, an early engineering sample of the upcoming Core i7-4960X. Intel was allegedly not involved with this preview and were thus, I would expect, not the supplier...
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ASUS Releases BIOS Updates To Support Ivy Bridge-E CPUs On Its X79 Motherboards
ASUS has released BIOS updates for all of its LGA 2011 X79 motherboards that add support for Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge-E processors. The update enables enthusiasts to upgrade from their existing...
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Intel Ivy Bridge-E Processors Available In September Starting At $310
Intel’s Ivy Bridge-E processors are on their way to enthusiasts and should be available as soon as September 4th according to TechPowerUp. The new HEDT parts are compatible with LGA 2011 motherboards...
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Desktop Ivy Bridge-E Could Overclock Quite Well? Price?
Ivy Bridge was well known, just not in a good way, for its overclocking ability. We noted how sharply temperatures rose when frequencies were increased above factory recommendations in our i7 3770K...
View ArticlePodcast #264 - Corsair Voyager Air, AMD Never Settle Forever, Ivy Bridge-E...
PC Perspective Podcast #264 - 08/15/2013Join us this week as we discuss the Corsair Voyager Air, AMD Never Settle Forever, Ivy Bridge-E Rumors and more!You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you...
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Ivy Bridge E arrives with a murmur
The i7-4960X has arrived and the fact that it is compatible with current LGA2011 boards might be the biggest hurdle for the Intel sales team. [H]ard|OCP tested it on a brand new ASUS X79 Deluxe and...
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Ivy Bridge-E: Intel Core i7-4960X Processor Review
November 14th, 2011 - that is the date that Intel introduced the LGA 2011 socket and the Sandy Bridge-E processor. Intel continued their pattern of modifying their mainstream architecture, Sandy Bridge...
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Not your everyday Ivy Bridge-E review
You won't see the release of Intel's new processor as being described as "fascinating as whatever was happening with that rancher dude in Wyoming with the chickens and the laser pointer", you will have...
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Core i7-4960X Ivy Bridge-E Overclocking Update: ASUS P9X79 Pro Results
If you read our Intel Core i7-4960X Ivy Bridge-E review posted earlier today, you likely saw our overclocking results. After publication I got contacted by ASUS asking why we didn't attempt to...
View ArticlePodcast #267 - Ivy Bridge-E i7-4960x, 4TB and Laptop WD Red drives, AMD's...
PC Perspective Podcast #267 - 09/05/2013Join us this week as we discuss the Ivy Bridge-E i7-4960x, 4TB and Laptop WD Red drives, AMD's Processor Shift and more!You can subscribe to us through iTunes...
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ASUS brings you a fresh breath of X79
With so much of what used to be on the motherboard having been moved directly onto the CPU motherboard launches just aren't what they use to be. That is why the launch of Ivy Bridge-E has not been...
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The second coming of the X79 chipset
With the release of Ivy Bridge-E the X79 chipset and socket 2011 are making a comeback. The chipset is not new and the new motherboards coming out sport the same specifications but with added features...
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Video Perspective: ORIGIN PC Millennium Custom Gaming Rig - Ivy Bridge-E, GTX...
While I was preparing for the release of Intel's Core i7 Ivy Bridge-E processors last month ORIGIN PC approached me about a system review based on the new platform. Of course I rarely pass up the...
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Intel Haswell-E De-Lidded: Solder Is Its Thermal Interface
Sorry for being about a month late to this news. Apparently, someone got their hands on an Intel Core i7-5960X and they wanted to see its eight cores. Removing the lid, they found that it was soldered...
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Ivy Bridge-E versus Haswell-E and the gang
TechPowerUp has put together a quick overview of the differences of Intel's current offerings for your reference when purchasing a new machine or considering an upgrade. The older i7-4770K would run...
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