Intel® Core™ i7-4770K vs. Intel® Core™ i7-4790K

[Kukielka]

Yes. Its EXACTLY THE SAME DIE. Up to the transitor level...

 

Good luck with a devils canyon die in a 8-series board

http://www.legitreviews.com/hands-on-with-devils-canyon-intel-haswell-refresh_137746

[LukaP]

Good luck with a devils canyon die in a 8-series board

http://www.legitreviews.com/hands-on-with-devils-canyon-intel-haswell-refresh_137746

this is a software limitation imposed by intel. remember intel also imposing a limitation on overclocking on H chipset? and many mobo makers still allowed it in bios.

[Kukielka]

this is a software limitation imposed by intel. remember intel also imposing a limitation on overclocking on H chipset? and many mobo makers still allowed it in bios.

 

I guess we will see then

[LukaP]

I guess we will see then

well normal refresh is confirmed to work on 8series so...

[oldaccount117]

Its a damn refresh people no difference and i don't believe the "higher" overclock intel's sides say really intel has forgotten us overclocks since ivy

[TheLaw]

Hey Devil's Canyon people. Will there be a 4930K 6-core version and will it run on the current LGA 2011 mobos?

[WhiteSkyMage]

Dont upgrade you will have to get a new mobo and its only 3.6ghz stock instead of 3.5ghz

you are wrong here! The base clock of 4790K is 4.0 GHz and 4.4 GHz boost. 4790K is worth if you can find a good cooling for it....

[LukaP]

Hey Devil's Canyon people. Will there be a 4930K 6-core version and will it run on the current LGA 2011 mobos?

there already is that exact procesor. if however you mean a 5930k, that is roumored to either be a 8core like the extreme edition will be, or still a 6core, but using the haswell architecture. it will deffinately be running on LGA2011-3 (not compatible with normal LGA2011) and will be supported by X99 chipset and DDR4 RAM.