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Broadwell-E newer than skylake?

DeadlyPilot
By DeadlyPilot
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Since the 6800k is broadwell-e and the 6700k is skylake, does that mean that broadwell-e is a newer architecture?

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No, it's infact a older architecture. The enthusiast platform (E, x99 currently) is a bit behind the mainstream.

 

Mainstream Broadwell was only launched a small period before Skylake arrived. This is a result of the fact that Intel can't exactly keep up with their Tick Tock strategy.

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