As Carl Sagan said, extraordinary results require extraordinary scrutiny and these results are as extraordinary as they get, and will require the most extraordinary scrutiny.We must therefore wait before buying any tickets to Stockholm until these results are vetted by the community. If these results hold up then we've learned that inflation has sent us a telegram coded in gravitational waves and transcribed on the cosmic microwave background sky. GDC Intel has released a few more details about the new processors it announced at this week's Game Developers Conference, and which The Reg told you about earlier today, plus provided a sneak peek at a 14-nanometer fifth-generation Broadwell–based desktop processor with integrated graphics.Seeing as how the announcements were made at GDC, it was understandable that Intel VP and general manager of the desktop clients group Lisa Graff, speaking to a group of reporters on Wednesday evening, exuded the most enthusiasm about a chip specifically designed for overclockers, an enthusiast-targeted processor code-named Devil's Canyon.

This is the one I'm most excited about, Graff said. At the heart of our unlocked processor business, this is where we put the most new investment.Devil's Canyon, which will be released in the middle of this year and come in both i5 and i7 versions, will be based on 4th-Generation Haswell cores, but will add a few changes aimed directly at overclockers. We typically do not do this, Graff said. When we come out with a processor like Haswell, etcetera, then we don't make any substantial changes to it – we just bump the frequency a little bit – until we come out with the next one.A few months ago, however, Graff and her team came to the conclusion that they were frustrating, as she put it, the overclocker customer base, which she characterized as some of Intel's most loyal customers.To provide enthusiasts with more performance without making them wait for the next processor generation, Graff said that a small tiger team that included some of the most senior engineering folks at Intel was organized, and in six to seven months they came up with Devil's Canyon.

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