#4648293

Mannerheim

2013-09-02 13:22

Looks like Intel is downgrading CPU line, cause AMD cannot go faster. 4 cores and treads are so OLD.

#4648303

Chillin

2013-09-02 13:42

Oh FFS, fix the lineup already! Now we are going to have Pentium and Celeron brands intermixing Haswell and Bay Trail processors. That, and the number line up is friggin gibberish, no other way to put it.

#4648349

lucidus

2013-09-02 15:56

Will there be a K of the 4771?

#4648352

---TK---

2013-09-02 16:00

that naming scheme is horrible, ideally an enthusiast should be able to differentiate the different classes by sight. not this horrible mess

#4648353

Undying

2013-09-02 16:02

that naming scheme is horrible, ideally an enthusiast should be able to differentiate the different classes by sight. not this horrible mess

I have to agree. Buyers can be easily confused...

#4648355

Loophole35

2013-09-02 16:03

Any news on what iGPU the i3's will have?

#4648357

Undying

2013-09-02 16:05

Any news on what iGPU the i3's will have?

There you go : http://ark.intel.com/products/family/75025

#4648358

Loophole35

2013-09-02 16:10

There you go : http://ark.intel.com/products/family/75025

Thank you sir. So 4400 and 4600 that's cool. The 4330 would be a nice option at that price point.

#4648369

sykozis

2013-09-02 16:47

Will there be a K of the 4771?

The i7 4770K is that.... The only difference between the 4471 and 4770K are the addition of a QPI link, VPro, VT-d, TXS, TXT and the locked multi.... http://ark.intel.com/compare/75123,77656

#4648442

Anarion

2013-09-02 19:50

Looks like Intel is downgrading CPU line, cause AMD cannot go faster. 4 cores and treads are so OLD.

Well, AMD does not have 8 core processors. They have four "modules" that can do two threads at once and they share stuff (which is one reason why their single thread performance is quite poor). As result, multi-threaded performance will be comparable (but usually slightly lower) to quad core Intel with HT but single thread performance is lower. Their modules are essentially cores with hyper threading.

#4648695

Mannerheim

2013-09-03 06:13

Well, AMD does not have 8 core processors. They have four "modules" that can do two threads at once and they share stuff (which is one reason why their single thread performance is quite poor). As result, multi-threaded performance will be comparable (but usually slightly lower) to quad core Intel with HT but single thread performance is lower. Their modules are essentially cores with hyper threading.

wrong again.

#4648959

mmicrosysm

2013-09-03 18:20

wrong again.

Can you elaborate please.

#4648966

Loophole35

2013-09-03 18:36

wrong again.

Actually he's not wrong the FX processor does not have two full size cores per module it has integer cores that have a shared cache so his way of thinking is not flawed as both cores can't be active at the same time.

#4649276

scoutingwraith

2013-09-04 05:03

Wow that naming schemes is just wow...... It will be quite confusing to the regular person shopping around for a system.