Devils Canyon as stated above is the Haswell refresh, The only thing different is they use a better thermal compound between the metal shroud and the CPU die as well as adding more circuitry underneath to smooth out power delivery.
Just to clarify, dice is comparing haswell to haswell refresh (devils canyon)![]()
That's why I said Devils Canyon is the Haswell refresh![]()
I know what you meant, but some could have been confused because you said "the only thing different" without mentioning haswell![]()
I don't want this to turn into a he said she said bull thing but I'm guessing the OP has an education level higher than a kindergartner so I'm pretty sure he could have worked that out on his own by just reading the previous replies![]()
I don't want this to turn into a he said she said bull thing but I'm guessing the OP has an education level higher than a kindergartner so I'm pretty sure he could have worked that out on his own by just reading the previous replies![]()
Agreed, just trying to make things clearer. Someone who knows less than the OP might find this thread in the future and be confused by itAnyway, lets get back on topic
Well I'm no kindergartner, but Swedish and I got a bit confused... so yeah ^_^![]()
Then I have lost faith in humanity's intelligence and logic![]()
I think there was more to it than just a new TIM. IIRC the resistors under the chip were laid out differently too.