Intel’s 14nm Broadwell GPU improved over Haswell

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Intel’s 14nm Broadwell GPU improved over Haswell

"Ahead of its 2014 launch, Intel has started open-sourcing the Linux driver for Broadwell’s GPU. Broadwell is the 14nm die shrink of Intel’s microarchitecture, and while the CPU side of things isn’t expected to change much, Broadwell’s GPU looks like it will be a broad (!) and significant reworking of the Intel HD 5000-series (Iris) GPU found in Haswell. This would seem to confirm that Intel is moving towards a modified tick-tock cadence, where the tick is a die shrink and the introduction a new GPU, and the tock focuses on the CPU side of the equation."

Source: ExtremeTech

Edited by Nav - 30 Nov 2013 at 6:58pm

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	Intel’s 14nm Broadwell GPU improved over Haswell "Ahead of its 2014 launch, Intel has started open-sourcing the Linux driver for Broadwell’s GPU. Broadwell is the 14nm die shrink of Intel’s microarchitecture, and while the CPU side of things isn’t expected to change much, Broadwell’s GPU looks like it will be a broad (!) and significant reworking of the Intel HD 5000-series (Iris) GPU found in Haswell. This would seem to confirm that Intel is moving towards a modified tick-tock cadence, where the tick is a die shrink and the introduction a new GPU, and the tock focuses on the CPU side of the equation." Source: ExtremeTech Edited by Nav - 30 Nov 2013 at 6:58pm

Intel’s 14nm Broadwell GPU improved over Haswell

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