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Intel Core i7-5775C Processor:

Starting off with the specifications, first is the flagship Core i7-5775C. The processor comes with a core clock of 3.3 GHz and 3.7 GHz turbo frequency. The chip is a quad core model with hyper threading enabled and features 6 MB of L3 cache, DDR3 memory rated at 1600 MHz native support along with the mentioned TDP of 65W.Intel Core i5-5675C Processor:

The second part is the Core i5-5675C which is a quad core model with no hyper threading support and comes with a clock speed of 3.1 GHz base and 3.6 GHz turbo frequency. The model features 4 MB of L3 cache, DDR3 1600 MHz memory support and a TDP of 65W. Both chips house the Iris Pro 6200 iGPU which is a Broadwell GT3e model featuring 48 Execution Units, 64 MB of eDRAM (L4) cache and 128-bit memory interface. Clock speeds for the iGPU on both processors was not determined in the listed specs but can be expected around the 1 GHz mark.

It's kind of interesting for intel to introduced cut down version of their cpu after devil canyon. The tdp is lower and thats a improvement, but majority of the time in order to achieve that, clock speed had be be reduced. It is also noted that the cache size has been reduced as well. Maybe broadwell has something up its sleeve that might out perform devil canyon? We will have to wait for benchmarks to find out. Now the price of these cpu dont look attractive, but if it a success, maybe Intel might start introducing midrange unlock cpus using the c suffix in the future, hopefully at a lower price point.

Low end unlock: g3258

Mid range: i5 5675c and i7 5775c

high-end: i5 4690k, i7 4790k

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http://wccftech.com/intel-broadwell-core-i7-5775c-core-i5-5675c-processors-iris-pro-graphics-6200-detailed-launching-q2-2015/

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So this and skylake soon pretty much??

Who would benefit from these processors??

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the second one isnt i7, its i5. and dafuq is this shit suposed to be?! we already have a 4Ghz boost, this seems like a pile of useless ive the cores arent made out of magical low Ghz beasts. or are they trying to inflate OC potential?

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the second one isnt i7, its i5. and dafuq is this shit suposed to be?! we already have a 4Ghz boost, this seems like a pile of useless ive the cores arent made out of magical low Ghz beasts. or are they trying to inflate OC potential?

 

These are non-K SKU's or models. Most likely what big manufacturers like dell, and lenovo, are going to use on their all in ones. 

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Oh kay.... I sure hope you're still editing.

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Will there be broadwell equivalents to the 4690k, compatible with the z97 chipset?

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So this and skylake soon pretty much??

Who would benefit from these processors??

 

I would consider getting one of these for my sisters computer if the price is the same as a i5 4690

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These are non-K SKU's or models. Most likely what big manufacturers like dell, and lenovo, are going to use on their all in ones. 

 

 

this is replacing the K designation as it seems

 

 

The two processors which are known as Core i7-5775C and Core i5-5675C are unlocked processors even though they use the “C” series branding unlike the “K” series models which Intel had labeled on their previous unlocke processors.

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65W O.o

 

(Honestly I'd rather keep the old 80-something watt power envelope but have more power/higher clock speed out of the box)

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This post has been promoted to an article.

Not sure why, there's not much in it, TBH. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Not sure why, there's not much in it, TBH. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I just see a copy paste... no opinion no user info, I'm sort of surprised no one has started quoting the rules about posting news yet. 

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Who promoted this post to an article? It's pretty much a copy&paste job with the source provided but no thoughts from the OP. We have news post guidelines, is nobody reading these?

Look:

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I just see a copy paste... no opinion no user info, I'm sort of surprised no one has started quoting the rules about posting news yet.

Done!

That's my complaint, it's ridiculous TBH.

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Done!

That's my complaint, it's ridiculous TBH.

Damn right.

While we're at it where's all those WCCT memes? Isn't there always one on the first page of every WCCT related news post. lol

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Damn right.

While we're at it where's all those WCCT memes? Isn't there always one on the first page of every WCCT related news post. lol

Well, I would fix that, but I promised myself that I wouldn't do memes anymore because of their demeaning nature.

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I just hope Intel doesn't stick the middle finger and prohibit 8-series motherboards from running Broadwell. They should al least leave the option for motherboard makers to provide an updated BIOS

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sigh wccf (I know, its official) and just a link and quote.....

please try next time. 

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I just hope Intel doesn't stick the middle finger and prohibit 8-series motherboards from running Broadwell. They should al least leave the option for motherboard makers to provide an updated BIOS

Why would we want to run broadwell? I see not one single reason I'd want to move from my 4770k to one of these err downgrades? 

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guess im gonna wait for skylake or go haswell, been running this i5 750 for a very long time.

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sigh wccf (I know, its official) and just a link and quote.....

please try next time.

Promoting this post to an article when it doesn't even meet the news posting guidelines just basically saids that you can ignore them and do whatever the heck you like. Rules people, rules, these must be enforced, not ignored. *sigh*

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Both cache and stock clock cut down...

Wtf intel

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