The Core i5 Ivy Bridge sample was tested against the Sandy Bridge based Core i5 2300 and Nehalem based Core i5 760 processors at 2.2Ghz frequency set for all processors.Today at a global event in Beijing, Intel unveiled the first ever Intel® Core™ i9 processor for laptops. All Ivy Bridge processors would be compatible with the LGA-1155 socket featuring the Z77/Z68/P67 chipset (Updated BIOS are required for older chipset motherboards). Ivy Bridge also comes with the latest HD4000/HD2500 Graphics Core which features DX11 and Shader Model 5 for improved visuals, Additionally the processors would feature an improved AVX, AES instruction, A built in PCI-e 3.0 bus controlled and native support for DDR3-1600 memory. The processor operates at a frequency of 2.2Ghz Stock and 2.6Ghz Turbo Boost which is way lower to what we would see on the retail models. The Engineering Sample comes with 8Mb 元 Cache shared by the CPU/GPU, Retail version would feature a 6Mb 元 cache along with a TDP of 77W. The Core i5 3000 Series CPU tested was based on the 22nm 3D Tri-gate transistor technology featuring a Quad Core design and four threads (No-Hyperthreading). The Ivy Bridge platform codenamed Maho Bay is expected to launch in April 2012 however latest reports suggest that mass shipments would be delayed till June 2012. Intel's 3rd Generation Core i5 processor based on the 22nm Ivy Bridge Architecture has been benchmarked against the Core i5 2300 (Sandy Bridge) and Core i5 760 (Nehalem).
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