Desktop Boradwell Is Here
With Skylake just around the corner you have to wonder if Intel was ever going to release that "tick" for the Z97 chipset. Namely Broadwell.
As some of you know Broadwell was designed to be a mobile chip, low power but with decent performance however, the big claim to fame was the integrated iris Pro Graphics.
Web Reviews
- Intel takes the integrated graphics crown on the desktop: Broadwell Core i7 5775C review @Hardware.Info
- Comparing The Power/Performance Of A NetBurst Celeron & Pentium 4 To Broadwell's Core i7 5775C @ Phoronix
- Intel Core i7 5775C: Once Going, This Broadwell CPU Is Great On Linux @ Phoronix
- Intel "Broadwell" Core i7 5775C Review @HiTech Legion
- Open-Source Linux Graphics: A10-7870K Godavari vs. i7-4790K Haswell vs. i7-5775C Broadwell @ Phoronix
- Intel Broadwell-E Core i7 5775C processor review @ Guru3D
- Intel Core i7-5775C @ LanOC Reviews
I got a chance to see Broadwell in action during Computex, most notably how well the processor could overclock. Sadly, the chip had a hard limit which was well within the "air cooled" range so needless to say Haswell is still holds the OC crown.
At least for a few more weeks.
