A roadmap appeared on the web earlier yesterday showing some interesting information regarding Intel Skylake Processors. They are to be released in 2015 and Skylake processors would have both DDR3 an... Intel Skylake Processors available in 2H 2015 get DDR3 and DDR4 support
wasnt it just couple weeks ago that intel made a statement saying that skylake will be in shops for xmas 100%
I think there might be a typo in the article. It says the Z170 chipset, I believe it is meant to be Z107 . 2015/2016 looks potentially interesting with Skylake, and AMD's successor to Bulldozer series (including Piledriver, Steamroller and yet to be released Excavator) coming out. Let's just hope AMD makes something special, because not only do they need to make a processor that's much faster than Intel to get people even intrigued into buying it, there needs to be real competitor to Intel. Apparently AMD haven't left the top end market, they have probably come to the realisation that strong top end processors can help sell low end processors.
Just release Broadwell already! I normally jump on the 'tick' of a cycle because the refinement and die shrink of an architecture fairs a bit better than the brand new architecture 'tocks' which can be a little hit and miss. However if Intel keep mucking around with Devil's Canyon/Haswell-E, Broadwell won't get released till Skylake is right on top of us.
Broadwell is promised to be out by december. Skylake isn't expected to be released until the 2nd half of 2015. They got plenty of time.
Of course. Otherwise Audi wouldn't keep investing in Le Mans, which they keep winning every year. Again... and again... and again... :bang: The top tier products make potential clients dream and by buying a lower or mid tier variant of it, they get to have a little piece of it. There's also mouth to mouth. We tech savy people, when our families and friends ask, should we get intel or AMD? What would we say if money was no object? Intel of course. End result, our families and friends go out to buy intels. Everybody wants to be just like everybody else and doesn't want to be left out. That's why it's also important to get a decent product in the top line. It reflects your reputation as a company.
I saw this pic once, its one that confirms Broadwell support on both chipsets through whole 22/14nm phase, check PCH (corp) >> IMEI - Intel Management Engine Interface like Kirk Skaugen, senior vice president and general manager of the PC Client Group at Intel, said it back in 2013 IDF September 12th. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=KeDtXucTwRI#t=19 Imo this Skylake Z107 & DDR4 looks better upgrade for those at SB & IB, it will have a bigger ooph factor :nerd: from wiki