Not the first time Intel is pushing for tighter VRM integration. Haswell had FIVR, which I think was pretty revolutionary, the die itself contained VRMs for th

Not the first time Intel is pushing for tighter VRM integration. Haswell had FIVR, which I think was pretty revolutionary, the die itself contained VRMs for the CPU, IGP, memory and more. Sadly, they gave up on it, probably because it made the processors run hot as hell. There's not enough die area to cool all of that plus the processing cores and multiple controllers themselves