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Well this is a Haswell system with Iris Pro: http://www.engadget.com/2013/09/12/gigabyte-brix-gaming-pc/

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The following CPUs have Iris Pro graphics 5200:

 

Core i7-4750HQ

Core i7-4850HQ

Core i7-4950HQ

Core i7-4960HQ

 

Core i7-4770R

Core i7-4670R

Core i7-4570R 

 

All mobile I suppose?

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Top half is mobile, bottom half is desktop.

Ah, I see. The bottom half would be really good for Thin Mini ITX systems.

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Top half is mobile, bottom half is desktop.

question is, would the bottom half be overclockable? if not unlocked multiplier then what about BCLK?

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question is, would the bottom half be overclockable? if not unlocked multiplier then what about BCLK?

 

They have a locked multiplier.  BCLK overclocking would be the same as any other locked Haswell CPU.

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Ah, I see. The bottom half would be really good for Thin Mini ITX systems.

Would probably still run pretty hot.

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They have a locked multiplier.  BCLK overclocking would be the same as any other locked Haswell CPU.

Damn >_< well looks like I'll just have to settle with an AMD APU for my APU testing build :(

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Ah, I see. The bottom half would be really good for Thin Mini ITX systems.

.if you want skinny graphids performance get this:http://www.amazon.co.uk/AFOX-Radeon-256-Bit-DisplayPort-Graphics/dp/B008XLTI92/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1379138449&sr=8-2&keywords=single+slot+graphics+card

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Not sure if discrete advertisement or actual help. I know of the card though, and Thin Mini PCs have no PCIe compatibility.

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