wojons

Maybe we can just post the 1080p results here and maybe show us 1080p max without un needed msaa

I dont know why everyone is freaking out so much since almost all of these CPUs just look like Xeon E5 v4 with higher clock speeds at lower price overall all the specs already exist. Think about this for a minute E5-2697 v4 18/36 (core/thread) 2.3-3.6ghz, 40 PCI lanes $2700 E5-2697A v4 16/32 (core/thread) 2.6-3.6ghz, 40 PCI lanes $2900 E5-2690 v4 14/28 (core/thread) 2.6-3.5ghz, 40 PCI lanes $2000 E5-2687W v4 12/24 (core/thread) 3.0-3.5ghz, 40 PCI lanes $2200 E5-2640v4 10/20 (core/thread) 2.4-3.4ghz, 40 PCI lanes $1000 So the chips listed above are broadwell not skylike we know the perfomance diff is not that huge beteen the two and its already 14nm. Next lets look at the price the differance to get a server cpu is going to be upto 1000$ more then the conumer one so your woundering where intel is saving money all these chips support dual socket so they remove that dual socket support and that drops the price also when you run dual sockets its super important that the cpu's are running at the same speed thats why you dont see over clocking on dual socket systems very much hard to get both chips to be at the same speed and both drop in perfect so now intel is able to do different changes to different chips to get them to the higher clock speeds lastly look at PCI lanes which you are woundering how they adding more lanes from. Well the trick is in the removal of support for dual socket now the lanes that were used for syncing the two cpu's to communicate with each other is not needed and those lanes go back to the CPU for normal devices And there you have it intel has had all of this for months and just did not share.

I think the Idea of this video is good but i think this would have been a good muli-part video. Yes it gave me some summery info and all but would nice to get the case with builds running in it. What i mean by that is the cases are normally built for low heat not taxed system point being a home tv computer and what not so would be nice to see how the heat works for all of them power supply options that fit and so on. Then get a build if i wanted a htpc as my primary desktop now we are on the higher end of the spectrum wanting it to be able to game. and then just like how there was the crazy pc built a few months ago in something about the size of these but had some xeon cpu in it would be nice to see those types of issues it would be overall a crazy set of build guids and i am sure it would be a metric ton more work then the amount of work to do this but would provide viewers with a much more detailed template of if they wanted to take one of the 3 listed builds and put it in the case that it would work and what they need to get in terms of cooler power supply which gpu fans cool decently in side the case and what not.