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When X99 was first released, Haswell-e chips were the only stuff out. (5820k, 5960x, etc.)

Now, intel released Broadwell-e (6800k, 6950x, etc.). They fit in the exact same socket, but thanks to the slightly difference architecture, require a BIOS update on some board before they can be used.

 

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1 minute ago, shadowbyte said:

When X99 was first released, Haswell-e chips were the only stuff out. (5820k, 5960x, etc.)

Now, intel released Broadwell-e (6800k, 6950x, etc.). They fit in the exact same socket, but thanks to the slightly difference architecture, require a BIOS update on some board before they can be used.

 

But are they compatible?

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1 minute ago, Lord_Zeuz said:

But are they compatible?

Yes

Snorlax: i7 5820k @4.5ghz, Asus X99 Pro, 32gb Corsair Vengeance LPX 2666, Cryorig R1 Ultimate, Samsung 850 evo 500gb, Asus GTX 1080 ROG Strix, Corsair RM850x, NZXT H440, Hue+

Smallsnor: Huawei Matebook X

 

Canon AE-1 w/ 50mm f/1.8 lens

Pentax KM w/ 55mm f/1.8 SMC lens

Zenit-E w/ 58mm f/2 Helios lens

Panasonic G7 with 14-42mm f/3.5 lens

Polaroid Spectra System

 

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