Hi,
I read about Intel's Tick-Tock strategy.
So tick is die shrink
and tock is "new architecture".
1. So is it safe to interpret new architecture is maximizing performance under specific die size?
2. Can you briefly explain new architecture?
3. From your experience with current and previous gen CPUs, is it more fun to OC CPU with new die shrink or new architecture? In other words, does new architecture have better overclocking potential from its stock setting than new die shrink CPUs?
I'm considering Ivy Bridge, but more importantly I love crazy OC, lasting pleasure, than a new system, a hype.
I read about Intel's Tick-Tock strategy.
So tick is die shrink
and tock is "new architecture".
1. So is it safe to interpret new architecture is maximizing performance under specific die size?
2. Can you briefly explain new architecture?
3. From your experience with current and previous gen CPUs, is it more fun to OC CPU with new die shrink or new architecture? In other words, does new architecture have better overclocking potential from its stock setting than new die shrink CPUs?
I'm considering Ivy Bridge, but more importantly I love crazy OC, lasting pleasure, than a new system, a hype.