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With the release of intel's new KabyLake X architecture and support for X299 motherboards, intel has really stepped up their game in the consumer market with the release of their new core i9 processors which use the all new socket 2066 socket. This CPU line up features lots of new technology from intel that is targeted at different people in the consumer market. What are your thoughts on this topic, post your suggestions down below! 

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It's good for the rich people.

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Wrong sub forum friend, this should be posted in the CPU section.

 

Personally I like some chips, and the motherboards are what really have me more interested in it over AMD.

6 minutes ago, AlwaysFSX said:

Is this tech news? No, it's not. Have you used a forum before, like ever?

Not very helpful are you...

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Kaby Lake X makes no sense at all for consumers and should only be bought by extreme overclockers.

 

Skylake X is meh, since there isn't a whole lot of testing I can't say very much but since the 1800X is almost as powerful as the 6900k already, I can't see much of a benefit unless you're going to buy the 10+ core models which are very expensive.

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Not News.

But its not enough to beat Ryzen, or they are still to expensive for what they are.

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