broadwell

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  1. Ed Miliband, Aug 27, 2014

    Ed Miliband macrumors member

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    broadwell is so late does it mean its

    going to have a very short life span

    of like 6 months

    before the next one co
    mes out ?
     
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  2. imaketouchtheme, Aug 27, 2014

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    wut
     
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  3. psik, Aug 27, 2014

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    Nope it will have to take its sweet time regardless.. For sure not 6 months
     
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  4. konradsa, Aug 27, 2014

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    Don't think so either. After all, why would Intel rush out Skylake only 6 months after the release of Broadwell? It's not like they have any competition with these CPUs that could force them to do that, they will take their sweet time.
     
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  5. maflynn, Aug 28, 2014

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    Intel has stated that skylake is still on the original schedule, i.e., its not late. So the longer Broadwell is delayed the shorter its lifespan is going to be.

    Skylake is projected to be released in 2015
    Source
    All things being equal that does mean that Broadwell will have an abbreviated lifespan.
     
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