Intel Haswell to Include Integrated Voltage Regulator
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Penal Stingray
deltatux
ummm, now the question would be: what would the effects be on overclocking? Last time Intel integrated more things into the CPU, it made overclocking a bit messy with it requiring an unlocked CPU.
Though, not going to lie, I'm happy about lower CPU power consumption.
deltatux
vidra
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lucidus
Without compromising stock performance I'm sure. As an enthusiast I'd like to know the implications on moderate overclocking though we won't find that out until release.
JohnMaclane
IPlayNaked
Mraz
What about OC'ing, I think this will either have positive or negative impact with OC.
Noone can tell me it would change nothing because it may cause a lot of things from simple overheat, to impossible ''high'' OC with power being on the actual CPU.
Ven0m
These are great news. I hope that the power savings and voltage stability increase will be noticeable.
GPU makers might benefit from such solution too.
JJayzX
this actually might have a positive effect on oc'ing unless it creates a barrier, but i think we might see more stable clocks from this compared to without it. before we would bump up on the voltage and everything would be over volted and always on, now it will only get the power when necessary, in which case i think there would be reduced stress on certain components of the chip.
tsunami231
I more interested in the latency this may or may not cause. As it stand most Voltage changing and Speeds changes cause latency spikes. Which is Why I have all Power management features on CPu Turned off.
Lower power usage is great, but not if it gona cause latency spikes, but then this imo
JJayzX
they say it wont effect performance but we will see. i don't think we will see any recognizable latency from this though due to its integration.
smashly
In theory sounds great and should offer better life expectancy of the chip.
Me being a pessimist, it'll add more heat to the cpu package as anytime I think of vrm I also think of high temps.
I imagine it will be Intel way of making sure your oc'd $200 chip doesn't out perform the $500+ Intel chip.
Ven0m
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