What are the key differences—and
similarities—between Intel's second- and third-generation Core (aka
Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge) processors? We break them down for you.
It happens every year, almost like
clockwork—literal and figurative: Intel implements one or the other part
of its tick-tock development strategy, which guarantees processor
innovation is an ongoing, rather than an intermittent, process. But
whether any given year is the tick (a reduction in the production
process) or the tock (a new microarchitecture), it can occasionally be
difficult to know exactly what's changed, or what impact it will have on
you.
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