Asus Z170 Deluxe overviewįor the purposes of our testing, Asus supplied its excellent Z170 Deluxe board, while Corsair supplied two 8GB sticks of its new low-profile Vengeance LPX RAM, rated for 2666MHz. On top of that, the latest Intel architecture is surrounded by an entirely new platform - which has the possibility of bringing its own performance improvements into the mix. Owing to delays with its cutting-edge 14nm production technology, Intel only released two niche Broadwell processors with most of the desktop line skipping straight ahead to Skylake. Part of its fascination is based on the fact that the new processor actually carries two generations worth of optimisations - Intel's recent Broadwell architecture rolled out fully on mobile, but only had a very limited release on desktop. However, based on our testing, Skylake is more interesting than the benchmarks would have you believe. Break out your synthetic benchmarks and your video encoders and performance increases over the outgoing Haswell once again only show an iterative uplift. There's a strong argument that Intel's latest processing architecture - Skylake - follows the same strategy. Intel's focus is now firmly on mobile, where efficiency takes point over raw performance, which serves to diminish the excitement over a new desktop release. Gone are the days of the first and second-gen Core (codenamed Nehalem and Sandy Bridge), which offered substantial generational improvements.
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