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Bookmark or Share- Windows XP on Ivybridge... Possible? Practical ... - Tom's Hardware ForumAfter just biting the bullet and trying it I made a few discoveries: Ivybridge H77 and Z77 motherboards will support windows XP under a few conditions.
- Ivy Bridge vs Skylake - Tom's Hardware ForumThe Ivy Bridge Core i7 CPU is plenty good enough for gaming and should serve you well for years. Save the $600 or so that it would take to buy a Skylake Core i7 platform and put it into the graphics card.
- Ivy Bridge vs Sandy Bridge | Tom's Hardware ForumAn Ivy Bridge chip will be faster than a Sandy Bridge chip running at the same speed. The difference between the i5 and the i7 is Hyper Threading. An i5 has four cores and a i7 has four cores and eight logical cores (windows will see 8 cores). Buy the newest technology (i.e. Ivy Bridge).
- Haswell vs Ivy Bridge - Tom's Hardware ForumGoing with Ivy Bridge would have been an idea back when Haswell was just coming out - a Haswell setup for me would have cost an extra $50+. Nowadays, Ivy Bridge is a dead socket and you'd be very lucky to find a decent CPU/motherboard for it as it's gone out of production.
- what is ivy bridge and sandy bridge and haswell ... - Tom's Hardware ForumSandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge, and Haswell are processor architecture names that Intel uses. Sandy Bridge is a 32nm architecture that was first introduced for the LGA 1155 socket. Ivy Bridge is Sandy Bridge's successor, and is a die shrink of the Sandy Bridge architecture with a newer integrated graphics component.
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