Intel NDA Desktop Platform Roadmap WW03 2012

[Christian Ney]

I don't belong to any website (freelance), I haven't signed any NDA and I came across this paper so I chose to publish it here.
Technically and officially this paper comes from the husband of the cousin of the sister of the gardener of my grandma's neighbor who found this paper in a bunker deep in the mountains of Russia.

So it's just journalism to publish it. I just relay the info.

Enough talking, here we go:

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[Massman]

Adding hardware to database.

Nice find.

[sumonpathak]

what exactly do they mean by the point no 1?

[Christian Ney]

Originally Posted by sumonpathak

what exactly do they mean by the point no 1?

''Q4’12 added to the roadmaps'' I guess

If this is what you meant

[Hondacity]

mostly integrated gpu improvements..... 2012 might be boring for cpus..

...hopefully the gpu wars will be good and soon, coz the old stuff are getting old

[Pt1t]

Originally Posted by Hondacity

mostly integrated gpu improvements..... 2012 might be boring for cpus..

...hopefully the gpu wars will be good and soon, coz the old stuff are getting old

It depends if 22nm likes cold or not

[OBR]

Originally Posted by Pt1t

It depends if 22nm likes cold or not

voices from dark corners of chinese mainland told me, there is no cold bug anymore ... but who knows now

christian thanks for Roadmap, but i think is little bit old and inacurrate

[Massman]

I don't think the coldbug is the real problem for enthusiasts. Sandy Bridge-E can work at -80°C no problem. It's the lack of cold scaling and the impossible clock walls that are the issue.

[Christian Ney]

Originally Posted by OBR

christian thanks for Roadmap, but i think is little bit old and inacurrate

You're welcome, Yeah it's old, I came across it 2 weeks ago, but I just forgot it, and it's yesterday when I was doing a cleanup of my desktop that this pdf file poped up .

[saint19]

Not cold bug? That will the end of the AMD's advantage in extreme overclock, but taking in mind the other article....looks like Intel will have a free way on the CPU market.