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Z170(i7-6700k) vs x99(i7-5820k) (performance only)

TMobile
By TMobile
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Hahaha but you are WRONG!

Yeah um evidence? Honestly my Celeron boots up in less then 30 seconds. A CELERON

 

 

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Care to provide sources with that?

Im on Smartphone so Google yourself! Especially on Intel features missing on x99/haswell-e

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Im on Smartphone so Google yourself! Especially on Intel features missing on x99/haswell-e

Tsk tsk. Shifting the burden of proof is not how you compose an argument. I'm pretty sure the difference in boot time would be seconds at most, but the two extra cores will severely reduce the time it takes to render something.

Why is the God of Hyperdeath SO...DARN...CUTE!?

 

Also, if anyone has their mind corrupted by an anthropomorphic black latex bat, please let me know. I would like to join you.

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