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		<title>Intel Ivy Bridge GPU to sustain 4K resolutions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Color us unsurprised that Ivy Bridge is destined to be faster and smaller than its predecessor, but unbeknownst to us is an fascinating tidbit concerning the upcoming architecture's GPU. The revamp will reserve resolutions in excess of 4K (topping out at a maximum of 4,096 x 4,096) -- a gigantic leap from the WQXGA (2,560 x 1,600) limitation of its Sandy Bridge's forebearer -- opening the door to all sorts of resolution independent goodness. Guess that means you won't need a discrete GPU in the future to power that bodacious (but pricey) pro-level display. Have a study in the links below whether you're hungry for more.<div class='yarpp-related-rss'>

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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[Color us unsurprised that Ivy Bridge is destined to be faster and smaller than its predecessor, but unbeknownst to us is an fascinating tidbit concerning the upcoming architecture's GPU. The revamp will reserve resolutions in excess of 4K (topping out at a maximum of 4,096 x 4,096) -- a gigantic leap from the WQXGA (2,560 x 1,600) limitation of its Sandy Bridge's forebearer -- opening the door to all sorts of resolution independent goodness. Guess that means you won't need a discrete GPU in the future to power that bodacious (but pricey) pro-level display. Have a study in the links below whether you're hungry for more. <!-- tag reader s --><div style="display:none"><a rel="tag">displays</a><a rel="tag">DPI</a><a rel="tag">GPU</a><a rel="tag">high DPI</a><a rel="tag">high resolution</a><a rel="tag">high resolution displays</a><a rel="tag">HighDpi</a><a rel="tag">HighResolution</a><a rel="tag">HighResolutionDisplays</a><a rel="tag">idf 2011</a><a rel="tag">Idf2011</a><a rel="tag">integrated graphics</a><a rel="tag">IntegratedGraphics</a><a rel="tag">intel</a><a rel="tag">ivy bridge</a><a rel="tag">IvyBridge</a><a rel="tag">monitors</a><a rel="tag">resolution</a><a rel="tag">sandy bridge</a><a rel="tag">SandyBridge</a></div><!-- tag reader e --><div class='yarpp-related-rss'>
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