Thread: Intel's new 3D 22 nanometer chip explained

Check it out: Pretty cool!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIkMaQJSyP8

Very cool video.

Originally Posted by QuickLightning

Very cool video.

What the Hell would you know...

Very cool vid. Are you working on these Quick?
When are the 22nm chips expected to hit the market, and what kind of performance increase can we expect over the 32nm chips?

There is data and a lot of speculation out there. I think Intel has released some benchmark data on the beta units a few months back.

Sandy Bridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Release isn't too far away now.

Originally Posted by QuickLightning

There is data and a lot of speculation out there. I think Intel has released some benchmark data on the beta units a few months back.

Sandy Bridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Release isn't too far away now.

Very cool. It seems like hardware is really taking some huge strides in the last year or so. It won't be long, and cell phones will be more powerful than desktops were three years ago. Coming soon , CS:S and BF2 on a Droid near you.

Quick....with all this new tech, and the secrecy surrounding it, I bet your lunchroom is a quiet place.

Haha. Come down to California sometime and see for yourself!

You work at intel? :O

Sounds promising