Some time in the first half of 2012, Intel will release its next generation of desktop processors for the LGA1155
socket, based on the new Ivy Bridge silicon. Ivy Bridge is a 22
nanometer die-shrink of Sandy Bridge, with a few features
added/improved. Ivy Bridge's smaller die size will allow for increased
clock speeds and reduced production costs. A presentation was leaked to
the press, which reveals quite a bit about the new chips. To begin with,
Ivy Bridge processors are seamlessly compatible with existing LGA1155
platforms, and "Cougar Point" P67, H67, H61, Z68, chipsets, although it
will come with its own 7-series chipset.
Follow the source link below to read about the rest of the Ivy Bridge feature set.
via TechPowerUp
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