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I really doubt it.

Pretty sure Skylake goes to a new socket.

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Will there ever be an Intel 6 core 1150 socket compatible.  I want to know this because I don't want to get a 1150 and not be able to upgrade to a 6 core.     I don't want to have to buy a new motherboard and processor. :blink:

No, i'm pretty sure the max is 4 cores if you want 6 you need to go 2011.

 

 

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same question here.. any rumors that broadwell/skylake/cannonlake will have a 6/8 core consumer level CPU?? maybe just the i7??

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There's no way to fit six lanes of data traffic on a four lane data highway unless you want to wait which no one wants to. Need more lanes get more lanes on the mobo and CPU, 2011 or 2011 v3. The number of pins aren't different for the fun of it.

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same question here.. any rumors that broadwell/skylake/cannonlake will have a 6/8 core consumer level CPU?? maybe just the i7??

Skylake is expected for this time next year so if you want to wait  you'll have to wait a lot, maybe broadwell will come out at the end of this year

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what are the chances that the next gen of -e processors will stay on the 2011-3 socket?

100% they always do 2 gens per socket

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Well remember the i7s are somewhat 8 cores.

 

Don't go there that is wrong on so many levels.

 

Hyperthreading != Cores

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