- Much has been said recently on the rumored delays of Ivy Bridge. Some say it's manufacturing, some say its to buy more time for OEMs to clear out Sandy Bridge. Whatever the cause, it's apparent we won't see Ivy Bridge on April 8th.
Intel Confirms Slight Delay in Ivy Bridge Core CPU LaunchIntel's Ivy Bridge has apparently been delayed until June. We heard rumors last week that Intel's Ivy Bridge had been delayed and now it seems they have been confirmed. Intel's Sean Maloney (executive vice-president and chairman of Intel China) spoke to the Financial Times over the weekend and it looks like the launch of Ivy Bridge has been pushed back.- The other report on the Ivy Bridge delay has indicated that this delay is only related to the dual core variant (core i3).
More Information on Ivy Bridge ReleaseAs we approach the release of Ivy Bridge, we will start to see information appear more and more - some of the leaked info will be useful and accurate, while some of it should be ignored. This article briefly goes over some of the tech behind Ivy Bridge (nothing new really in terms of how it affects gaming).- We also see that the mobile version of Ivy Bridge is going to be delayed.
Delay confirmed on Ivy Bridge mobile chips | KitGuruDelay confirmed on Ivy Bridge mobile chips February 27th, 2012 at 4:42 pm - Author Stephen Dougherty Some more info has come to light on the whole delayed Ivy Bridge subject that surfaced a week or so back.- Overclockers has reported a more specific timeline for the release of Ivy Bridge. I'm not sure how accurate this is, but it probably gives us a good overall view.
- With all the rumors floating around about Ivy Bridge delays, it can be difficult to know what the real story is (especially when the Intel people don't even have a specific answer). What we can take from this is that April 8th will not be the day - and we may wait 1-2 months to see the new release.
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