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Pre-order prices of Intel Ivy Bridge-E CPUs
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Intel Ivy Bridge-E Pre Order Pricing has been revealed. They range from a a Pre-Order Price of 342 US Dollars to 1140 US Dollars. This is slightly more then the predicted prices leaked previously this year. The difference is as much as 150 US Dollars. Though seeing these are Pre-Order Pricing it is very likely that prices will fall dramatically in the time to come.
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Next wave of Intel Extreme processors, this time based on Ivy Bridge-E architecture, is coming in September. Numerous reports and leaks indicated that Intel is going to release three models, with the Core i7-4960X being the fastest. The six-core 4960X runs at 100 MHz higher frequency than the Core i7-3970X, on top of that it has better microarchitecture and lower power consumption. Two other extreme CPUs, quad-core Core i7-4820K and six-core Core i7-4930K, are also expected to be faster than the i7-3820 and i7-3930K due to higher operating frequency and Ivy Bridge-E enhancements. The specs and launch date of these products were known for a while, and now we are starting to see some hints on their pricing.
Earlier this week Chinese edition of VR-Zone published prices of all three models. If we ignore obvious inaccuracies in the specs section of their slide and assume that their prices are correct, then the Core i7-4820K will cost on a par with the i7-3820, while six-core chips will be less expensive than last year's SKUs. That is, Intel i7-4930K will be about $40 cheaper than the 3930K, and the i7-4960X will be $70 cheaper than the i7-3970X. Unfortunately, these are regional suggested retail prices, and we are not sure whether they will apply to US and European markets or not. However, we found three i7-4xxx extreme processors
Release: Around 11th September
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ASUS X79 Deluxe High-End Motherboard For Ivy Bridge-E Processors Unveiled
The latest and upcoming X79 Deluxe motherboard from ASUS has been unveiled, featuring improved components and support for the upcoming Ivy Bridge-E processors. While Ivy Bridge-E is supported and backwards compatible with the LGA 2011 socketed motherboards that released with Sandy Bridge-E processors, users are still required to update their BIOS to add support.
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But backwards compatibility doesn’t means that manufacturer’s won’t release new motherboards at all. We have already seen EVGA’s X79 Dark motherboard and now ASUS’s X79 Deluxe which is a update over the P9X79 Deluxe that launched last year. The ASUS X79 Deluxe motherboard features a gold and black color theme that is similar to ASUS’s Z87 Legacy lineup, infact ASUS’s Z87 Legacy lineup was the first to adopt the new color theme marking as an end to their Blue and Black design.
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Ivy Bridge-E featuring some new updates such as adoption of PCI-e 3.0, native SATA 6 GBps and the new SSD OC tools would provide overclocking with some good set of benefits of the new platform. The ASUS Z87 Deluxe has 8 DDR3 DIMM slots featuring Quad Channel memory support of 128 GB capacity at rated speeds of 1866 MHz and 2400 MHz O.C+. The LGA 2011 socket would be able to support both Ivy Bridge-E and Sandy Bridge-E processors while a strong DIGI+ VRM with the latest Dual Intelligent Processors 4 design would offer overclockers amazing overclock potential. Power would be provided through a single 8-Pin connector along with the 24-Pin ATX power connector.
The VRM and PCH are situated beneath two seperate heatsink sections interconnected with heatpipe offering passive cooling. For storage, the motherboard offers upto 12 SATA 6 GB/s ports with SSD Caching feature on the go, improving loading performance and faster access times with users running SSDs. Expansion slots include four PCI-e 3.0 x16 and two PCI-e 3.0 x1 ports, The PCI-e x16 ports offer both SLI and CrossFireX functionalties. ASUS also delivers with the board their ASUS Wi-FI Go, USB BIOS Flashback, USB 3.0 Boost, Gigabit Ethernet LAN and few overclock switches. There are no words on prices but more details are expected around 11th September when Ivy Bridge-E officially launches worldwide.
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Pre-order from here: 

http://www.shopblt.com/cgi-bin/shop/shop.cgi?action=thispage&thispage=0110030005027_BTB0060P.shtml&order_id=!ORDERID!

http://www.shopblt.com/item/intel-core-i7-4930k-lga-2011/intel_bx80633i74930k.html

http://www.uk-computers.co.uk/pgProduct.cfm?Product=15892_156_1923539-CPU-INTEL-CI7-4820K-BX80633I74820K-Intel_Core_i7_i7_4820K_3_70_GHz_Processor_Socket_FCLGA2011_Quad_core_4_Core_10_MB_Cache_5_GT_s_DMI

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I searched so hardly again so this cant be repost!

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600 dollars darn no pocket money

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I searched so hardly again so this cant be repost!

Reported REPOST!!! jk

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Pre-ordered a 4930k just now. :D

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Pre-ordered a 4930k just now. :D

Do a unboxing when you get it or take pictures

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Psh, if only I could pre-order an AMD 9970 or equivalent thereof.

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Wait for the 9000 series. Dammit, my keyboard has a mind of its own.

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Do we know anything about how they perform compared to the current gen extreme editions? Will they be something like 2500k to 3570k? Or will they actually have a pretty big performance increase?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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so will there be 12 core chips like we heard before ?

only 6-cores to enthousiasts. :(

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Look slike I am going to go 2011 for a while. I hope Intel keep the 2011 chipset for some time. It still has some life in it and I hope it is carried on into Maxwell at least, if not Haswell.

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Look slike I am going to go 2011 for a while. I hope Intel keep the 2011 chipset for some time. It still has some life in it and I hope it is carried on into Maxwell at least, if not Haswell.

Maxwell? That's for NVIDIA GPUs.

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Maxwell? That's for NVIDIA GPUs.

Balls, I made a mistake. Well Nvidia and Intel both have very similar naming schemes.

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Wait for the 9000 series. Dammit, my keyboard has a mind of its own.

Wait for Maxwell

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Reported REPOST!!! jk

Then you need a link :)

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I think Haswell-E is going to be the next good extreme edition, all the new support for newer things like ddr4. I'm waiting for Haswell-E

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Wait for Maxwell

WAIT FOR VOLTA

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Do we know anything about how they perform compared to the current gen extreme editions? Will they be something like 2500k to 3570k? Or will they actually have a pretty big performance increase?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It'll be the same performance jump we saw going from Sandy to Ivy, about 10% quicker.

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WAIT FOR VOLTA

nope, volta if far ahead.

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nope, volta if far ahead.

WAIT FOR SKYLAKE. or was it skymont. WAIT FOR ONE OF THEM

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WAIT FOR SKYLAKE. or was it skymont. WAIT FOR ONE OF THEM

Wait for bloomfield!

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