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Since it's only a few months away from being released, I think I might wait and build a Broadwell-E X99 system! :D

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oh come on intel 

why is the 6900k at $1k, why can't it be just a tad cheaper

The monopoly is real, IF Intel eve had competition

6950x would be $1000

6900k would be $750ish

6850k $500

6800k is priced alright though

 

 

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oh come on intel 

why is the 6900k at $1k, why can't it be just a tad cheaper

i think it because it still a 8 core machine

 

it like a refresh of the 5960X

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oh come on intel 

why is the 6900k at $1k, why can't it be just a tad cheaper

That's 10/14ths the price of my whole set up including 4k monitor and the mechanical keyboard(also the mouse)...
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I wonder if it's worth the upgrade from my 5820K to the 6800K. Probably not.

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The monopoly is real, IF Intel eve had competition

6950x would be $1000

6900k would be $750ish

6850k $500

6800k is priced alright though

 

I hope AMD's Zen will be competitive to make Intel have to drop the prices a bit. This would help us Canadians :D lol

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I wonder if it's worth the upgrade from my 5820K to the 6800K. Probably not.

 

I would probably say no as each generational CPU usually only has a 10% performance increase. Same goes for people who have a Haswell/Haswell-E running the 4770K/4790K, it's not really worth it to upgrade to Skylake.

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Why must you post this. Upgraditis is kicking in...

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I would probably say no as each generational CPU usually only has a 10% performance increase. Same goes for people who have a Haswell/Haswell-E running the 4770K/4790K, it's not really worth it to upgrade to Skylake.

Yea, I only recently got this 5820K in September, so I think I can still rock it for a while.

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I would probably say no as each generational CPU usually only has a 10% performance increase. Same goes for people who have a Haswell/Haswell-E running the 4770K/4790K, it's not really worth it to upgrade to Skylake.

I still have Sandy Bridge and apart from wanting M.2 i still have no interest in upgrading. Waiting for Skylake-E or Cannonlake-E (or whatever it'll be called).

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I'm currently running an i5-4690K @ 4.5 GHz. Would it be worth it to upgrade to a an X99 system and getting the 6800K or 6850K when it comes out?

Running alongside a 980Ti Hybrid and 16 GB RAM @ 1600 MHz and playing on an Acer X34. 

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I'm currently running an i5-4690K @ 4.5 GHz. Would it be worth it to upgrade to a an X99 system and getting the 6800K or 6850K when it comes out?

Running alongside a 980Ti Hybrid and 16 GB RAM @ 1600 MHz and playing on an Acer X34. 

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I still have Sandy Bridge and apart from wanting M.2 i still have no interest in upgrading. Waiting for Skylake-E or Cannonlake-E (or whatever it'll be called).

Just buy a pcie m.2 card. Much cheaper than upgrading the entire platform.

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Just buy a pcie m.2 card. Much cheaper than upgrading the entire platform.

 

Shit, that is a good point. Completely forgot about the PCI-e adapters

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Shit,that is a good point. Completely forgot about the PCI-e adapters

You can raid 0 them in Windows too iirc :)

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Any idea on the number of PCI-e Lanes?

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The monopoly is real. Since when is an extreme edition 1500$ instead of 1000$?

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Also dont forget, even M.2 SSDs with 2 gb/s read, will mostly be just a few % faster than regular  SSDs like a Samsung 850 Evo in any practical use (Opening games/programs, booting up etc)... like, Booting windows might save you 2 seconds or so.

 

is that worth buying 500gb~ storage for insane 540 dollar, isntead <200? ^^

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Depending on the M.2 you get and your system. Make sure to get one with a heatsink on it, otherwise they will throttle under heavy use or unless you got very good airflow.

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Interested in how well the 6950x will overclock.

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So the 6850k will probably be a 6800k with more pci/e lanes like the 5930k to the 5820k, or am I missing out on something?

 

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