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Ivy Bridge celerons (finally) released

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The G550's are popular here and now they've been replaced by the 55w G1610, which as a bonus supports DDR3 1333MHz straight away. I am uncertain what has changed GPU wise but the price is basically the same.
 
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Almost the same as Intel HD Graphics 2500, but the following features are disabled:


- Quick Sync encoder

- 3D (Frame packing)

- Wireless Display

- Clear Video HD Technology (i.e. Skin Tone Enhancement and Adaptive Contrast Enhancement)
 
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Originally Posted by renethx  /t/1455619/ivy-bridge-celerons-finally-released#post_22907635


Almost the same as Intel HD Graphics 2500, but the following features are disabled:


- Quick Sync encoder

- 3D (Frame packing)

- Wireless Display

- Clear Video HD Technology (i.e. Skin Tone Enhancement and Adaptive Contrast Enhancement)

This looks like what they disabled in HD 2000 for SandyBridge.


Any idea how the SandyBridge Celeron/Pentium GPU compares to the IvyBridge Celeron/Pentium GPU?
 
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Originally Posted by StardogChampion  /t/1455619/ivy-bridge-celerons-finally-released/0_40#post_22909398

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Originally Posted by renethx  /t/1455619/ivy-bridge-celerons-finally-released#post_22907635


Almost the same as Intel HD Graphics 2500, but the following features are disabled:


- Quick Sync encoder

- 3D (Frame packing)

- Wireless Display

- Clear Video HD Technology (i.e. Skin Tone Enhancement and Adaptive Contrast Enhancement)
This looks like what they disabled in HD 2000 for SandyBridge.


Any idea how the SandyBridge Celeron/Pentium GPU compares to the IvyBridge Celeron/Pentium GPU?

Do you mean the Sandy Bridge Celeron? My i7-2600 has HD2000 graphics and Quick Sync and Adaptive Contrast both work fine.
 
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Originally Posted by StardogChampion  /t/1455619/ivy-bridge-celerons-finally-released#post_22909398


Any idea how the SandyBridge Celeron/Pentium GPU compares to the IvyBridge Celeron/Pentium GPU?

As for PQ under DXVA2 (i.e. Intel driver's own video post processing algorithms),


SNB Celeron = SNB Pentium = SNB Core i3/i5/i7 = IVB Celeron = IVB Pentium = IVB Core i3/i5/i7 (exactly identical),


(unless you turn on Skin Tone Enhancement or Adaptive Contrast Enhancement, that are available only with SNB/IVB Core i3/i5/i7).
 
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Originally Posted by Mfusick  /t/1455619/ivy-bridge-celerons-finally-released/0_50#post_23039087


What's the big advantage in the ivy ? The GPU ?

32nm -> 22nm


More performance for the same power draw, or less power required for the same performance


Renethx had a note about a 20% increase performance wise during his tests, but it was in a long-lost thread
 
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