Intel Iris Pro graphics chips features double the execution units of the HD 4600 graphics chip (40 vs 20) and comes with its own 128 MB of on-package eDRAM codenamed 'CrystalWell'. The desktop parts have been confirmed to feature Intel's latest Iris Pro graphics chips. Moving on to the main story, the desktop Broadwell processors might have been pushed to 2015 and we can see their launch around CES 2015 but Intel will deliver some new tech on the desktop side. This kind of ultra low tdp would give astonishing battery life in Netbooks and Tablets and we cant wait to see the results. This can be further reduced to 3.5W in some configurable models.
Memory will be 8GB-LPDDR3-1600 and TDP a lowly 4.5W. Previously leaked details show that the Broadwell processors would have a TDP of just 3.5W at minimum. The Y series will have upto 2 CPU Cores (4 Threads?) and 4MB of 元 Cache with GT2 GPU. As you may have noticed, Intel aims to launch the Broadwell CPUs for the mobile platforms first which include Notebooks, Laptops and Tablets since the architecture is efficient enough to be implemented in small form factor and handheld products. Image Courtesy of VR-Zone! Intel's 5th Generation Desktop Broadwell Processors To Feature Iris Pro GraphicsĪccording to report by VR-Zone, Intel's Broadwell processors for the desktop 9-Series platform would feature an improved design with new integrated graphics and a fully unlocked design. Intel's 5th Generation Broadwell processors would arrive for both desktop and mobile platforms and would bring with them some interesting new features which you can read below.
Intel is bringing home their Broadwell processors in second half of 2014 featuring their latest 14nm core process design and massive improvements to power efficiency.
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