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Monday, 06 June 2011 09:31

Five chipsets for Ivy Bridge are 70 series

Written by Fuad Abazovic
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Q or H makes the difference
Intel has shared some of its plans with manufacturers and we can get a clearer picture of what will be under the hood of Chief River mobile Ivy Bridge platform. We won’t spend time explaining all the differences but we will tell you that the top of the performance market for small form factor is QS77 chipset.

In normal performance factor, where size doesn’t play a key role, the QM77 takes charge and HM77 and HM76 will take more of the mainstream market.  HM75 is the cheapest and least powerful chipset with some options cut off and all of them are scheduled for aligned launch with Ivy Bridge in March / April 2012.

At this time we don’t have more information other than names but, as usual, stay tuned.


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