22nm Ivy Bridge New Sample Exposure Available on DDR3-2133

Taiwan's top limit forum administrator Coolaler revealed a new sample of the Intel 22nm Ivy Bridge processor today, which looks a bit more refreshing than the earlier one, especially the ability to adjust the memory frequency.

The words "Intel Confidential", "ES", "2.00 GHz", and "Malay" are written on the surface of the processor and are more comprehensive and formal than before. It also indicates that this is an engineering sample from Malaysia. It is 2.0GHz.

Previous Ivy Bridge samples have many defects, such as the main frequency and memory frequency can not be adjusted, this time at least memory frequency can be easily controlled. With the Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD7-B3 motherboard and the F9 BIOS, the memory frequency is easily up to 2133MHz, and the CL parameter can be set to 6.

According to the AIDA64 test, the memory read, write, and copy bandwidths reached 16.2 GB/s, 13.2 GB/s, and 16.6 GB/s respectively, and the cache performance at all levels was also normal.

CPU-Z 1.58.8 detection This is a four-core model, the original frequency 2.0GHz, dynamic acceleration 2.4GHz, a cache 2 × 4 × 32KB, secondary cache 4 × 256KB, three cache 6MB, thermal design function Consumption 65W, the voltage is only about 1.05V.

With Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 motherboard and F5e BIOS to prove that the existing 6 series motherboard compatible with Ivy Bridge's hope is still great. The integrated graphics core can also be identified, but the specific information is almost zero.