Intel Core i7-3770K: Ivy Bridge arrives on the desktop

by  John Gillooly  |  Tuesday 24 April 2012  | Comment Now
Intel Core i7-3770K: Ivy Bridge arrives on the desktop
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Yet another excellent CPU line from Intel debuts, with evolutionary bumps in performance and DirectX 11 graphics support.

Price
$313 USD
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Specs
22nm process; 3.5GHz with Turbo to 3.8GHz; Intel HD Graphics 4000; Socket 1155
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General Benchmarks

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Overall
Sandy Bridge E
1.12
Core i7-3770K
1.06
AMD FX-8150
0.88
Responsiveness
Core i7-3770K
0.98
Sandy Bridge E
0.97
AMD FX-8150
0.86
Media
Sandy Bridge E
1.17
Core i7-3770K
1.13
AMD FX-8150
0.91
Multitasking
Sandy Bridge E
1.23
Core i7-3770K
1.07
AMD FX-8150
0.87

3D Speed (Crysis)

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Very High (1920 x 1080)
Core i7-3770K
7 Frames per second
High
Core i7-3770K
11 Frames per second
Medium
Core i7-3770K
24 Frames per second
Low
Core i7-3770K
50 Frames per second

3DMark

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Performance
Core i7-3770K
P759
Extreme
Core i7-3770K
X218
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