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Broadwell only 3% faster than Haswell

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Due to varying results and clock frequencies our focus today is a quick look at three test suites that provide consistent numbers. The data presented for Broadwell is the median of at least eleven runs for each test.

 

The figures show relatively small differences, where Broadwell is up three percent faster when the frequencies normalized. This is slightly lower than what Intel promised of just over five percent. It is worth mentioning that Intel's figure is based on a myriad of different scenarios, where the company, for example, talks about major improvements in particular, cryptography and virtualization.

 

What can be ascertained is that Broadwell means a smaller step forward at the same clock speed as Haswell and that any performance lift instead of waiting, mainly from higher frequencies, when the architecture well find their way into the notebook segment, and finally finds into desktop computers.

 

Source: http://www.sweclockers.com/artikel/19566-snabbtitt-intel-broadwell-mot-haswell-prestanda-vid-samma-klockfrekvens

 

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As long as it's compatible with a Z97/H97 board, I've got no complaints...

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As long as it's compatible with a Z97/H97 board, I've got no complaints...

Isn't broadwell LGA1151? Or is that Skylake? But it would make sense because they usually change the pin layout every 2 generations. 

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Isn't broadwell LGA1151? Or is that Skylake? But it would make sense because they usually change the pin layout every 2 generations. 

 

Skylake is 1151 iirc...

 

I'll be waiting on a Broadwell unlocked Pentium or unlocked i5 (whichever my budget by December 2015 meets)...

 

Edit: Hopefully they'll introduce a quad core Pentium that costs as much as an i3 just to mess with the market...

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Isn't broadwell LGA1151? Or is that Skylake? But it would make sense because they usually change the pin layout every 2 generations. 

Haswell and Broadwell are 1150, Skylake and Cannonlake are 1151.

 

Also, this test is a bit flawed. I'll wait for more.

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I love google translations, especially for Asian tech articles, sometimes there are hilarious bits that really crack me up. 

 

Back on topic, I'm not surprised. IPC has been pretty much a sitting duck since SB, mobile is moving but if it weren't for artificial price increase, a i5-2500K is holding up better than they want people to know.

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Good thing i wasnt planning on upgrading to haswell/broadwell

(Thinking about haswell-e even though its out of my budget)

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How much power does it draw compared to the other chip for that performance?

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Who cares about broadwell when skylake comes out month or two after that lol. As soon as i knew that broadwell was delayed until 2015 and skylake comes out same year, the broadwell was dead to me.

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I thought broadwell was for GPU performance increase and power efficiency? 

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Who cares about broadwell when skylake comes out month or two after that lol. As soon as i knew that broadwell was delayed until 2015 and skylake comes out same year, the broadwell was dead to me.

Pretty sure Intel is smarter than that. They wouldn't make a CPU obsolete in 2 months, even if they had the newer tech ready.

 

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Clock for clock isn't much faster, huh. Let's hope Broadwell can be overclocked to 6 GHz... :lol:

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K Series is supposed to be 65W, H Series between 37W and 47W, U Series 15W to 28 W.  This chip in particular that was benched, the Y series, between 3.5W and 4.5W

Those are pretty good numbers then for the performance. I'm happy enough with that.

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Who cares about broadwell when skylake comes out month or two after that lol. As soon as i knew that broadwell was delayed until 2015 and skylake comes out same year, the broadwell was dead to me.

lol and the next one is around the corner

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Skylake is 1151 iirc...

I'll be waiting on a Broadwell unlocked Pentium or unlocked i5 (whichever my budget by December 2015 meets)...

Edit: Hopefully they'll introduce a quad core Pentium that costs as much as an i3 just to mess with the market...

and say by by to i5 sales

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Broadwell is going to be much more exciting in the server space, if it comes to it. Less power consumption means more cores.

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and say by by to i5 sales

 

If the top-end broadwell i5s will be hyperthreaded quad cores, then they'll still sell...

 

i3s are the ones that might lose sales...

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lol and the next one is around the corner

I was surprised to hear Intel say they will postpone Broadwell but keep Skylake on schedule.

 

I still believe to get a very good chip from Inter we need a good chip from AMD first.

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If the top-end broadwell i5s will be hyperthreaded quad cores, then they'll still sell...

i3s are the ones that might lose sales...

Then what happens to i7, they won't make it six core because that would decimate 2011 sales and I doubt that they would go 8 core k parts and a 10 on the EE chip

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Then what happens to i7, they won't make it six core because that would decimate 2011 sales and I doubt that they would go 8 core k parts and a 10 on the EE chip

 

Six core, no hyperthreading?

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Six core, no hyperthreading?

Then you would have the issue of i5s matching the i7 in most applications. I think the only real step forward is for the 1150 i7 to become a 6 core with HT and the i5 to be one without. The have the 2 lower 2011 chips as HT 8 cores or an 8 and a 10 even if the give them the full 40 pice lanes and on the very top have a 12 core HT monster of an EE chip. Under all this you could have the i3 as a true quad core with either an unlocked version or an unlocked quad core pentiun

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Also there could be a HT dual core on the very low end and they could eliminate pure dual cores from the product stack completely and send a message to the industry saying that the age of the dual core min is over

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