Sandy Bridge E fever platform at least three models

In the fourth quarter of this year, Intel will eventually update the fever-level platform to Sandy Bridge E, and it looks like it will bring at least three new models within the year.

Of course, specific models and specifications are now unknown, and only simple market positioning and alternative relationships are known. For example, the newly launched flagship six-core Core i7-990X Extreme Edition will no longer have an upgraded version that will be directly at the end of the year. Replaced by Sandy Bridge E's top model, but I don't know if it will go to eight cores.

The second one replaces the Core i7-970 with six cores. The third one is rather strange. It is said that it is the current top model Core i7-2600K of the Sandy Bridge LGA1155 platform, or at least the positioning is very similar.

Sandy Bridge E platform will also use the second generation of 32nm manufacturing process, the package interface is changed to another new LGA2011, supports four-channel DDR3 memory, processor cache capacity is larger, in particular to support the traditional FSB overclocking, with the chipset also Upgrade from X58 to X68.