Intel® Core™ i7-3770K Processor (8M Cache, up to 3.90 GHz)

A few new processors appear this month: two from Intel and one from AMD. We also see moderate price drops from both companies, along with a particularly monumental price reduction on AMD's flagship FX-9590, which still doesn't make our recommended list. ...

So after running a small array of benchmarks we can see the results for ourselves.  Is Haswell worth the upgrade from Ivybridge? The short answer is no, and let me explain my thoughts and feelings about why I feel this way. First thing is the performanc...

Some chips achieve greatness. Others are born into it. From the moment the i7-3770K was announced, it was clear it was going to be the most desirable choice for the discerning Ivy Bridge user. Its four cores, 3.5GHz clock and 8MB of cache give it supremel...

Intel's latest range of processors, code-named Ivy Bridge, uses a new 22nm fabrication process compared to the 32nm process used by the previous Sandy Bridge chips.The drop in the fabrication process allows Intel to pack an increasing number of compone...

Intel has confirmed its status as leader in the market for desktop computer CPUs with a new generation of processors that are faster and less power-hungry than their predecessors. Although the gain in performance isn't enormous, it's certainly still be...

8/10. Ivy Bridge is an important move for Intel in the greater context of things. External linkswww.techarp.com Share this We build a fab Intel Media PC AMD heads up against Intel in the £300 upgrade challenge Intel Core i7-990X demonstrates the need ...

If you already own a Sandy Bridge PC then it makes little sense to upgrade your existing processor but if you're buying or a building a new PC we have no doubt that Ivy Bridge is the only game in town. Pros: Superb power efficiency, excellent performance...

The improved graphics are just a sideshow - Ivy Bridge's move to a 22nm process has brought impressive 2D performance improvements over the previous generation ...

Looking first to Intel's new Ivy Bridge i7-3770K we have a CPU which at first glance doesn't seem to offer a huge change over the i7-2700K, for example matching the existing model in cores, clock speed, cache levels and so on. When we look a little clo...

Review: Intel Core i7-3770K (22nm Ivy Bridge)by Parm Mann on 23 April 2012, 17:00 Tags: Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) Quick Link: HEXUS.net/qabfdf Add to My Vault: If there's one thing we should know about Intel processor technology, it's that it progresses lik...

Ivy Bridge is most certainly a improvement over its predecessor. And with prices expected to be around the same as those of their Sandy Bridge counterparts, these new chips are definitely worth seeking out. Graphics performance sees the more impressive...

A quick chip, but Ivy Bridge is proof that Intel is no longer terribly interested in the desktop PC...

Jump onto any community hardware forum and you will undoubtedly see many topics surrounding Intel’s infamous Ivy Bridge. Enthusiasts have been waiting for Intel’s 3rd generation of CPUs for a long time and now that it’s finally here, what do we think ...