Four-core Ivy Bridge Core i5 performance burst

Previously we have repeatedly exposed the performance of Intel's upcoming next-generation processor Ivy Bridge. Recently, domestic users dakata also got an Ivy Bridge project sample and made some simple tests.

Judging from the information displayed by the CPU-Z, the processor is an early sample, four-core and four-thread design, should belong to the ranks of the Core i5, the default frequency of 2.2GHz, automatically down to 1.6GHz in standby mode, three Cache 8MB, whether it has a dynamic acceleration function that the user did not explicitly state. As for the 22nm manufacturing process and 77W TDP, this is no secret.

In terms of test results, due to the lower default frequency, the sample will take 14.219 seconds to run the Super Pi 1M test, and slightly ahead of the current SNB architecture Core i5 processor at the same frequency. The chess score is 7415 thousand steps per second, which is equal to the performance of the APU A8-3870K with the default frequency of 3.0GHz. If it is in the same frequency state, it can also lead the SNB.