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Thursday, January 13, 2011

New Sandy Bridge Architecture

Im kinda in two minds about this, i understand the theory behind Intels design, but i do not agree with having distinct OC chips and ones that are not, simply because it takes the fun out of PC hardware. 

Considering the non OC chips, when you increase the clock it increases all the supporting clocks (PCIE and other bus clocks) making more than maybe 5Mhz increases unstable.

Is it fair? Im not huge on it at the moment, but having said that i also havent got my hands on any Sandy Bridge hardware yet, so i will reserve my judgement until then.


If anyone wants to give their opinion as a Sandy Bridge owner (K Series if possible) plz leave a comment :)
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