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Intel's CPU release strategy. Approximately each year, either a "Tick" (new [[Architecture|microarchitecture]], for instance [[Nehalem]]) or a "Tock" (die shrink and incremental improvement of current microarchitecture, for instance [[Ivy Bridge]]) will be released.
Intel's CPU release strategy. Approximately each year, either a "Tick" (new [[Architecture|microarchitecture]], for instance [[Nehalem]]) or a "Tock" (die shrink and incremental improvement of current microarchitecture, for instance [[Ivy Bridge]]) will be released.
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Tick
! Tock
|-
| [[Core]], 65nm (Q1 2006)
| Penryn/Wolfdale/Dunnington, 45nm (Q4 2007)
|-
| [[Nehalem]], 45nm (Q4 2008)
| Westmere, 32nm (Q1 2010)
|-
| [[Sandy Bridge]], 32nm (Q1 2011)
| [[Ivy Bridge]], 22nm (sched. Q1 2012)
|-
| [[Haswell]], 22nm (sched. Q1 2013)
| Broadwell, 14nm (sched. Q1 2014)
|-
|}


[[CATEGORY: x86]]
[[CATEGORY: x86]]

Latest revision as of 22:10, 11 December 2011

Intel's CPU release strategy. Approximately each year, either a "Tick" (new microarchitecture, for instance Nehalem) or a "Tock" (die shrink and incremental improvement of current microarchitecture, for instance Ivy Bridge) will be released.

Tick Tock
Core, 65nm (Q1 2006) Penryn/Wolfdale/Dunnington, 45nm (Q4 2007)
Nehalem, 45nm (Q4 2008) Westmere, 32nm (Q1 2010)
Sandy Bridge, 32nm (Q1 2011) Ivy Bridge, 22nm (sched. Q1 2012)
Haswell, 22nm (sched. Q1 2013) Broadwell, 14nm (sched. Q1 2014)