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Intel's Ivy Bridge Processor: Leaner and Meaner

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April 24, 2012
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Intel's Ivy Bridge Processor: Leaner and Meaner
The 3rd Generation Intel Core Processor family reduces power use without sacrificing performance, and gives graphics a substantial upgrade. - Loyd Case, PCWorld
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