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18 minutes ago, AndyKala said:

But will it be running on X99?

'Skylake-E' will most likely be on a different chipset from X99 -- considering 'Skylake' changed over to LGA 1151 (Z170).

What is already in the market usually gives some hints away; you just need to observe, and put the pieces of puzzles together.

 

If you look at the 'Haswell' and 'Broadwell' architecture, both "mainstream" variants worked on the existing LGA 1150 (Z97) platform.

It wasn't much of a surprise 'Haswell-E' and 'Broadwell-E' both worked on LGA 2011-3 (X99).

 

Look back a little bit further.

'Sandy Bridge' and 'Ivy Bridge' both used the LGA 1155 socket.

You could use both on either Z68 or Z77.

'Sandy Bridge-E' and 'Ivy Bridge-E' both ran on the original LGA 2011 (X79).

 

 

You gotta follow Intel's "Tick-Tock" rhythm.

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My friend is finally building his own PC, after using Macs for years, and I told him to use X99 for intense video editing. Than I released, X99 has been out for about 2 and a half years. What it be worth waiting for the next X chipset, like X109 maybe? He's isn't really in a big rush to build his PC either. Is Skylake - E going to be X99? Or is that when the life cycle will refresh? I am really confused as when Intel decides to renew their X chipset.

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Has x99 really been out for 2 and half years? 4xxx extreme processors still used x79 so ermmm...the new Broadwell-e is only the second generation of extreme CPUs for that chipset and socket :P 

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Broadwell-E JUST released, and it uses 2011-v3 socket X99 chipset. Many of the motherboard manufacturers released new X99 boards with updated features in relation to this release. Its still got the same X99 base chipset features, but alot of them come with more modern features now. like X99 2.0 lol

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Skylake-E will probably be launched in more than a year... Not worth the wait... 

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2 minutes ago, byalexandr said:

X109

 

or X190 if they do the same dumb crap like they did when they jumped from Z97 to Z170 instead of Z107.

Z107 doesn't really sound right, does it?

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4 minutes ago, AndyKala said:

But will it be running on X99?

No... It will have a different socket (I think LGA 3478,or something like that)

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dont they jump 20 with extreme sockets instead of 10?

So it would be X119

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18 minutes ago, AndyKala said:

But will it be running on X99?

'Skylake-E' will most likely be on a different chipset from X99 -- considering 'Skylake' changed over to LGA 1151 (Z170).

What is already in the market usually gives some hints away; you just need to observe, and put the pieces of puzzles together.

 

If you look at the 'Haswell' and 'Broadwell' architecture, both "mainstream" variants worked on the existing LGA 1150 (Z97) platform.

It wasn't much of a surprise 'Haswell-E' and 'Broadwell-E' both worked on LGA 2011-3 (X99).

 

Look back a little bit further.

'Sandy Bridge' and 'Ivy Bridge' both used the LGA 1155 socket.

You could use both on either Z68 or Z77.

'Sandy Bridge-E' and 'Ivy Bridge-E' both ran on the original LGA 2011 (X79).

 

 

You gotta follow Intel's "Tick-Tock" rhythm.

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