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If you're already on Haswell, or even IVB, Broadwell isn't worth it. I'd wait for Skylake.
by higherpurpose 12y ago
If you're already on Haswell, or even IVB, Broadwell isn't worth it. I'd wait for Skylake.
- nodata 12y agoWhy?
- wmf 12y agoIn general, Intel processors only improve about 5% per year. Thus it's not worth replacing an Intel PC if it's only 1-3 years old.
- skrause 12y agoSkylake will be able to run external 5K displays, more (smaller) CPUs will be quad cores and it has support for DDR4. By then you'll also get a lot more machines with the new USB Type C connector.