Sandy Bridge Graphics Core Frequency Disclosure

After two-chip packaging with different technologies, Intel's next-generation processor, Sandy Bridge, will natively integrate the sixth generation of graphics cores. Features will continue to increase and the frequency will increase.

It is understood that the standard frequency of the Sandy Bridge integrated graphics core will reach a maximum of 850MHz, 117MHz higher than the current integrated 45nm HD Graphics. This doesn't seem like much speed increase, but don't forget there is a second-generation Turbo Boost Turbo Boost technology, the graphics core can be up to a staggering 1350MHz with the help of this technology.

Intel also promised once again that it would bring significant performance improvements and be able to run a large number of mainstream games perfectly. However, we have all heard the old man.

In spite of this, Intel Sandy Bridge and AMD Fusion APU are all tightly integrated into the processor core to meet certain game performance requirements, but also have rich high-definition audio and video features, and higher integration means lower costs. And power consumption, more compact motherboards, and overall layout are naturally conducive to creating thin and light systems, especially notebooks.