What is the Sky Lake-EP platform called again?
The one that is two after Brickland or something like that
Some you might know the current 2S Sandy Bridge-EP platform called Romley and its Ivy Bridge based successor is named Brickland.
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Intel slams the door on discrete GPUs
Part 1: This is how the games end
Remember the days when you could buy a GPU as a discrete component because it wasn’t part of your CPU?
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Is Intel’s Crystalwell being strangled to death?
OEMs seem to have better options
Remember Crystalwell, Intel’s RAM on package for Haswell?
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Intel to split up ULV with Haswell
New segments mean more revenue opportunities
Intel – logoIt looks like Intel is going to try and divide the CPU market up once more, SemiAccurate believes that this will be the 43rd product segment.
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Intel’s Broadwell CPU; more details leak
Renames, rebrands, and GPUs
A few details about Intel’s Broadwell chip are now leaking, and the biggest bang is surrounding the GPU.
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Intel kills off the desktop, PCs go with it
Analysis: Broadwell has no socket, PCs have no relevance
Updated: Intel is killing the desktop, but not quite as soon as people expect it to, there will be one last gasp, but that is irrelevant.
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Exclusive: Intel’s Broadwell CPU chipsets
Sad, but impossible to argue with the reasoning
When it comes to chipsets for Broadwell, Intel is going to take a page out of AMD’s book for Trinity and Piledriver.
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Intel pushes SBA bloat in Haswell to counter AMD
Sure it is an unacceptable security risk, but it is free!
Intel isn’t launching Haswell until next year, but the chipset lineup gives some interesting clues.
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OEMs call Intel’s Haswell pricing, “Absurd”
You have to pay for that new brand somehow
Intel thinks Haswell is going to change Ultrabooks, but there is one big problem, price.
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Intel avoided talking tech at IDF
IDF 2012: Two keynotes, one conference, zero excitement
Although it is a hard thing to say, IDF 2012 was probably the worst SemiAccurate has ever attended.
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Crystalwell is very wide memory for Haswell GT3
Mid-range GPU bandwidths come to miserable integrated GPUs
Intel – logoWe know about Haswell’s massive shader count, and we know why it has them, but what is Crystalwell exactly?
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Haswell GT3 uses shaders to save power
More is less in a parallel universe
Haswell may have the shaders to be a graphics monster, but it isn’t going to use them that way.
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Haswell graphics for GT1 and GT2 revealed
The little guys are no longer so little
Things are becoming clearer about the GPUs in Haswell, especially in the lower end parts.
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Haswell-EP to use the same socket, just totally different
Socket 2011, just not that socket 2011
It looks like the server variants of Haswell will have the same number of pins as their *Bridge predecessors, 2011.
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Haswell’s GPU prowess is due to Crystalwell
The key to the story is memory
Remember when we said that Haswell’s shader count was only the beginning of the performance story? The real reason behind the performance isn’t shader count, it is memory. When we wrote that Haswell was a graphics monster a few months …
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