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    Intel's Market strategy changes, Your thoughts ?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Ashtrix, Mar 23, 2016.

  1. Ashtrix

    Ashtrix ψυχή υπεροχή

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    As we all know the 14nm was already having issues with TSMC, GoFlo but Intel managed to push out the node a bit faster than the other semiconductor gaints...

    Now there's this latest update on the Intel's 2007 Tick-Tock processor node structure is getting an overhaul to Process - Architecture - Optimization (this is the new addition, extending the life of the CPU)

    Anandtech
    ArsTechnica

    So this is now a major change for Intel and for us Consumers, Let your thoughts flow in !!

    Thanks for your time,
    Regards.
     
    Ashtrix, Mar 23, 2016
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  2. TomJGX

    TomJGX I HATE BGA!

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    Was going to happen sooner rather than later tbh.. I'm hardly surprised!
     
    TomJGX, Mar 23, 2016
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  3. triturbo

    triturbo Long live 16:10 and MXM-B

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    They still wonder how to make Graphene milkable :D
     
    triturbo, Mar 23, 2016
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  4. thegreatsquare

    thegreatsquare Notebook Deity

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    Well I guess if you're going to time by the schedule, architecture is the primary entry point. I still think timing to the console cycle is better.
     
    thegreatsquare, Mar 27, 2016
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