Veteran Sandy Gall reports live from Newport Bridge in Saigon during the 1975 Vietnam War, capturing frontline scenes and ...

Introduced in 2012, the B75M-D3H is a motherboard featuring the B75 chipset, designed to support Intel's 2nd Generation (Sandy Bridge) and 3rd Generation Core processors.Clearly, the motherboard ...

Sandy Bridge is the former: a brand-new chunk of CPUs with a new socket, new chipsets, and new technologies that are designed to push Intel to the next echelon of computing performance.

All Sandy Bridge processors include integrated on-die graphics with, depending on the processor model, 12 or 6 GPU execution units. However, the new graphics solution still doesn't offer enough ...

Sandy Bridge is the culmination of a major Intel design effort to achieve a respectable level of graphics performance and make it a standard feature in all Intel mainstream processors going forward.

The Sandy Bridge E desktop parts may have six cores and up to 15 MiB cache, but the die itself has eight cores and 20 MiB cache (and with 2.2 billion transistors, is even larger than AMD's 2 ...

So, a Core i5-2600K, for instance, is a current-generation Sandy Bridge processor, while a Core i5-3550 is a new Ivy Bridge model. Will you pay more for Ivy Bridge? Not really.

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Sandy Bridge's uop cache isn't anything like the trace cache, other than the fact that it caches decoded uops. The uop cache is a subset of the L1, so you can think of it as a very fast, exclusive ...

Early in 2011 Intel will introduce its first CPUs based on the Sandy Bridge architecture. Features include hardware-based video coding, Advanced Vector Extensions (AVX) and faster graphics.

Intel's Sandy Bridge-E has landed. We had the chance to test the Core i7-3960X extensively, as well as take a look at Intel's DX79SI motherboard, which packs the hot new X79 chipset. If you need ...

How many Sandy Bridge chipsets shipped to date: 8 million. But Intel claims relatively few are in customers' hands. Most of those are in the sales channel and will be pulled out of the channel.