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i dont think the ivy-E upgrade will be significant in contrast to Sandy-E. Better wait for haswell-E if you want something really big and powerfull i guess.

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they added a 1 to the name that must mean its better probably a new stepping otherwise seems pointless...

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http://wccftech.com/leaked-intel-cpu-roadmap-reveals-haswell-refresh-bga-processors-eold-sandy-bridge-skus/

 

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Looking like they will have PCI-E 3.0

 

I'm disappointed there is no 8  core 16 thread

 

Haswell-E is supposed to have upto 8 cores though only rumored

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why i am not suprised?

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i dont think the ivy-E upgrade will be significant in contrast to Sandy-E. Better wait for haswell-E if you want something really big and powerfull i guess.

I might do it if its still X79 and the 4820 is really a K.  because that would be nice to get some better overclocking then my 3820 can do.

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4820K will be a very interesting choise to consider for my next build...

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4820K will be a very interesting choise to consider for my next build...

 

I've been thinking that, I might go down the Core i7-4820K route as well

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I'm so tempted to upgrade from a 2600k for no reason. Maybe it's the elitest inside me.

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I'm so tempted to upgrade from a 2600k for no reason. Maybe it's the elitest inside me.

Don't do it! 2600k's are still so awesome!

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I might do it if its still X79 and the 4820 is really a K.  because that would be nice to get some better overclocking then my 3820 can do.

 

Not sure if there will be a new chipset but it will still use socket 2011 and it will work on current X79 boards (after a BIOS update of course)

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Not sure if there will be a new chipset but it will still use socket 2011 and it will work on current X79 boards (after a BIOS update of course)

good to know.

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doesnt seem like a good enough update for me, I'll stick with my 3930k seeing as its an absolute monster already lol

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doesnt seem like a good enough update for me, I'll stick with my 3930k seeing as its an absolute monster already lol

 

Christ, you won't need to update for a year or two, you should be very happy :P

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Looks like it is just another locked i7 with maybe a higher clock speed. Talking about the 4771.

 

Looks like we might see the new lower end CPUs soon!

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Christ, you won't need to update for a year or two, you should be very happy :P

 

 

I dont think ill have to upgrade for like 4, this thing does legitly anything I can throw at it and still has tons leftover lol ;D

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Christ, you won't need to update for a year or two, you should be very happy :P

 

Year or two? More like 3+ years, unless he needs the extra power!

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I dont think ill have to upgrade for like 4, this thing does legitly anything I can throw at it and still has tons leftover lol ;D

 

You'll be fine for another decade :), my CPU is already 2 years old and still competant though my dream CPU right now is the 2600/2700K, just hoping I can find a brand new one before they are disappear.

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You'll be fine for another decade :), my CPU is already 2 years old and still competant though my dream CPU right now is the 2600/2700K, just hoping I can find a brand new one before they are disappear.

 

I was streaming 5760x1080 other day with legit like 60% cpu usage lmao just for shits and giggles, I love this thing LOL.  My old pc was an amd athlon x2 quad core + onboard graphics, lolo

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You'll be fine for another decade :), my CPU is already 2 years old and still competant though my dream CPU right now is the 2600/2700K, just hoping I can find a brand new one before they are disappear.

I'm still using a 2700K! 

 

They still have some on scan: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/intel-core-i7-2700k-s-1155-sandy-bridge-quad-core-35ghz-8mb-cache-hd-3000-igp-850mhz-95w-retail

Microcenter had a killer deal on 2600Ks, but they ran out a little while ago.

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I'm still using a 2700K! 

 

They still have some on scan: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/intel-core-i7-2700k-s-1155-sandy-bridge-quad-core-35ghz-8mb-cache-hd-3000-igp-850mhz-95w-retail

Microcenter had a killer deal on 2600Ks, but they ran out a little while ago.

 

I know, Scan is where I buy all my computing impulses from but I don't have any money right now lol

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