#4573218

Mufflore

2013-04-09 08:42

Intel to Enable High-End Small PCs with Core i “Haswell†Chips

Its not so easy to see the word Haswell amongst that. Are they no longer called i5 and i7, but iHaswell now, or is this just for embedded?

#4573246

d_mouse

2013-04-09 10:05

link's pointing to the wrong article

#4573405

JJayzX

2013-04-09 16:24

Its not so easy to see the word Haswell amongst that. Are they no longer called i5 and i7, but iHaswell now, or is this just for embedded?

I'm pretty sure they are still called i5 and i7 but to just generalize it to what chips they are talking about, they said Core i Haswell.

#4573413

Assassino

2013-04-09 16:43

The chips have 65W thermal design power.

Even the i7 with 4 cores, 4 hyperthreading with the integrated gpu. Kewl

#4573448

Mufflore

2013-04-09 17:36

I'm pretty sure they are still called i5 and i7 but to just generalize it to what chips they are talking about, they said Core i Haswell.

Yeah I'd just woken up when I posted that heh 🙂 My reasoning was that I'd never heard previous generations called i SandyBridge or i IvyBridge. Calling it Haswell was all that was needed, I wonder why the "i".