Report: Intel to Launch Two New Dual-Core Haswell CPUs in Q3

[RedundantInk]

The Celeron 2955U and Core i5-4200H Haswell CPUs reportedly will feature dual-cores, clock rates of 1.4 GHz and 2.8 GHz, respectively, and will be launched in September 2013.

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[Mike Friesen]

"Though the Celeron 2955U SoC is clocked at 1.4 GHz (the same frequency as the fastest mobile Celeron SKU on the market), the Celeron 1047U should offer 10 percent better performance due to improvements in Haswell’s microarchitecture."

You mean the 2955?

 

[Scoregie]

I would love a K series I3, Be wonderful for people on a budget.

 

[Estix]

"The Core i5-4200H supports Hyper-Threading and Turbo Boost and should provide 12 percent better performance than the upcoming i5-4200H CPU."

...What am I missing here?

 

[Cryio]

I hate it when Intel releases i5 dual-cores. That's why they have the i3 names, damn it.

 

[tomfreak]

Need K i3 please, the problem with i3 in previous platform is, it isnt worth going i3 because I5 just do everything better, an i5 on dual core on turbo is still faster than i3. Unlike core 2 era, wheres the dual cores are significantly higher clock. i3 need to be clock @ 3.8-4Ghz @ 65w default TDP.

 

[torbendalum]

Cryio the i5 and i7 dualcores are for laptops. The desktop i5 will not cone i dual.

 

[nitrium]

"The Core i5-4200H supports Hyper-Threading and Turbo Boost and should provide 12 percent better performance than the upcoming i5-4200H CPU"

Wait, what?

 

[Cryio]

Cryio the i5 and i7 dualcores are for laptops. The desktop i5 will not cone i dual.

Even so, I doesn't make sense.

So ... the i5 for laptops are i3 with Turbo Boost. Whoop-de-doo.

 

[SteelCity1981]

I would love to see a Celeron K series to bad intel doesn't have enough common sense to see that something like that for ultra budget users would really pay off for them in that segment.

 

[kawininjazx]

The Ivy Bridge Celerons run great and they are like $45, can't wait to see how well the Haswells run.

 

[JPNpower]

SteelCity, money speaks. no K low end CPU= lotta money

 

[InvalidError]

Even so, I doesn't make sense.

So ... the i5 for laptops are i3 with Turbo Boost. Whoop-de-doo.

Every CPU and GPU manufacturer is doing this very same misleading marketing crap. AMD's mobile APU/GPUs are one spec step below their desktop counterparts for the same general model number range, Intel's mobile CPUs are one step below their desktop counterparts for similar model numbers, Nvidia's mobile GPUs too.

Bringing unnecessary confusion to the market by reusing higher-end desktop model number for lower performance mobile parts is a standard practice. Gotta love how model numbers represent the "relative value of parts within a given market segment" rather than the relative performance across all same-generation/architecture products.

 

[dextermat]

More junk we don't really need, from my point of view.

Haswell stick with my corei5-2500k 😛

 

[JPNpower]

Well, I mean, if you were given a choice between an IVY Celeron and a Haswell Celeron at the same price which would you pick?