Intel Ivy Bridge features are huge improvement, release date next week

Intel Ivy Bridge will come with enhanced features and huge improvement. Meanwhile its release date is expected next week

Intel Ivy Bridge Processors is making waves across the world. The processor is being praised even before it hits the market and observers are of the view that it is not going to disappoint those who are impatiently waiting for its launch.

Reports suggested earlier that its launch has been delayed and it is not going to be introduced at least in April. Reports suggested that there are some delays in the production of the microprocessor. But current reports have indicated that the release is indeed expected in the last week of April.

Intel Ivy Bridge is attracting attention due to the fact that it will take the performance of the modern computing to an all new level by enhanced performance of central processing unit or CPU in a computer or laptop. This is the processor that is responsible for the performance of the machine. Basically it is CPU that is the most important hardware of your machine and in many cases it determines the thickness and battery life of your laptop. The improved performance is on top of people’s mind right now.

The interest about the impending launch of Intel Ivy Bridge is building for months and now it has reached its crescendo. Experts suggest that it is a smaller and faster version of Sandy Bridge. A report while talking about its features suggests that Intel will continue to emphasize graphics and special multimedia acceleration over standard CPU processing in the future. Reports suggest that there is an enhanced performance.

Another important feature of Intel Ivy Bridge processor is USB 3.0. With its integration in the Intel Ivy Bridge, USB 3.0 will become a universal phenomenon. If all goes well there would be at least four hundred million devices with USB 3.0 before the year end.

Intel Ivy Bridge’s prowess is being talked about almost in every news source and tech blog. A report in Cnet.com says “That Ivy Bridge GPU will be clocked at 650 MHz, which can be boosted to between 1.05GHz and 1.15GHz, depending on model, according to CPU World. Other Ivy Bridge features include a dual-channel memory controller, that works with DDR3 memory with 1333MHz and 1600MHz data rates.

Meanwhile the latest Ivy Bridge comes with multimedia and game acceleration technology. So far it was something that came in some select devices, but Ivy Bridge will make it a very normal phenomena and will become a basic standard that everyone will try to match. This finally means that machines coming with Ivy Bridge will support many higher-end gaming and multimedia features. For gaming enthusiasts this is going to be a great news.