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Difference between i7-4770 and 4771?

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Just out of curiosity, I was wondering what the difference was between the Intel i7 - 4770 and the i7 - 4771.  

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6 minutes ago, Sanderman135 said:

Just out of curiosity, I was wondering what the difference was between the Intel i7 - 4770 and the i7 - 4771.  

they're practically the same

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0.1 GHz on the base clock, but the same boost clock so as long as your motherboard doesn't have stupid power settings, they'll perform the same.

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3 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

higher base clock on the 4771 it seems

 

3 minutes ago, RedWulf said:

 

Just now, Lotus said:

0.1 GHz on the base clock, but the same boost clock so as long as your motherboard doesn't have stupid power settings, they'll perform the same.

Ok, the 4771s base clock is 100 mhz faster. But did Intel really need to add another processor to their line for a 100 mhz boost? 

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Just now, Sanderman135 said:

 

Ok, the 4771s base clock is 100 mhz faster. But did Intel really need to add another processor to their line for a 100 mhz boost? 

I'm thinking it was just a way of binning or just to con script kiddies 

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1 minute ago, Sanderman135 said:

 

Ok, the 4771s base clock is 100 mhz faster. But did Intel really need to add another processor to their line for a 100 mhz boost? 

They have different release dates. I'm guessing the binning turned out a bit better than expected or something and they just wanted to make a few more bucks. Remember, instead of released broadwell they released Haswell refresh chips, which are identical to original haswell except for binning and TIM.

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base clock 100mhz and turbo clock the same. go for the cheapest

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1 minute ago, ChrisCross said:

base clock 100mhz and turbo clock the same. go for the cheapest

I'm not looking to buy one, i was just curious

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Just now, Sanderman135 said:

I'm not looking to buy one, i was just curious

yeah its the same

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4 minutes ago, Lotus said:

They have different release dates. I'm guessing the binning turned out a bit better than expected or something and they just wanted to make a few more bucks. Remember, instead of released broadwell they released Haswell refresh chips, which are identical to original haswell except for binning and TIM.

I know, but the Haswell refresh wasn't until about a year later and the 4771 came out a month after the 4770. 

 

Edit: ok, a little more than a month but you get the idea

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One is gay with 0.1GHz clock speed increase as well as $1000000000000000000000000 money increase and

 

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