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Hello everyone!

 

So i found something pretty intresting, I found leaked pricing on haswell-e, The new intels Extreme CPUs line-up. This is pretty good prices for those who are intrested to upgrade to this in late 2014. This is only leaks nothing here is 100% sure about the prices.

 

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Intel is planning to launch its 4th generation Core i7 HEDT (high-end desktop) platform, codenamed "Haswell-E," in the third quarter of 2014 (after June), which should space its launch roughly a year from Core i7 "Ivy Bridge-E." With Haswell-E, Intel is expected to increase core counts across the board, launching an "affordable" six-core part around the $400 mark, an eight-core part around the $600 mark, and an Extreme Edition eight-core part around the $1,000 mark. The three will be based on the LGA2011-3 socket, which has the same pin count as today's LGA2011, yet is incompatible with it, because the pin map of Haswell-E will differ from its predecessors'. Driving the platform will be Intel's X99 Express chipset, with support for up to ten SATA 6 Gb/s ports, and a large number of USB 3.0 ports. Some of the first X99 motherboards are expected to be unveiled at Computex 2014.
 

 

Haswell-e leaked pricing:

 

I7 5820k 6C/12T: 400 USD  

 

I7 5930k 8C/16T: 600 USD

 

I7 5960x 8C/16T : 1000 USD

 

I dont really know if thats the right names for them but i think it will be named like that. i am not sure about the specs either not sure if there will be 2 8cores but it was so in last extreme intels line up: 2 6cores and one 4 core...

 

 

 

 

 

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http://www.techpowerup.com/196158/intel-core-i7-haswell-e-to-launch-in-q3-2014.html

http://www.overclock.net/t/1454059/tpu-haswell-e-to-launch-in-q3-2014-5930k-8-core-around-600

 

 

( i dont know if there is any topics about leaked pricing )

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Finally the 5930k/5960x are eight cores, it's about time ...

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Finally the 5930k/5960x are eight cores, it's about time ...

nothing is 100% sure.. becuze other leaks says other stuff like this: http://www.eteknix.com/intel-reveals-haswell-e-engineering-sample-8-cores-3-ghz-clock-speed/

 

But we hope its true that 5930k is 8 cores:D

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Yea but 400$ on the low end for a freakin dedicated gaming cpu. Will wait to see real world performances before d riding this. Thanks for the info though. 

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nothing is 100% sure.. becuze other leaks says other stuff like this: http://www.eteknix.com/intel-reveals-haswell-e-engineering-sample-8-cores-3-ghz-clock-speed/

 

But we hope its true that 5930k is 8 cores:D

It would make sense that the 5930/60 are 8-core cpu's, it would be so ridiculous if not. Also 600$ for the 5930k eight core would be so awesome.

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Nice to see a new processor. But DDR4? Common. If I where to upgrade I have to buy RAM, processor and motherboard.

I think the Haswell-E will support both DDR3 and DDR4, so you would be fine with your ddr3 dimm's at the beginning.

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Yea but 400$ on the low end for a freakin dedicated gaming cpu. Will wait to see real world performances before d riding this. Thanks for the info though. 

These are not meant for gaming to be fair. More so for professional applications and huge renders etc.

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I just want the damn thing to come to the market, I dont care about pricing, I just want to be able to buy it, thats all :) I want/need 8 cores of pure awesomeness

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I just want the damn thing to come to the market, I dont care about pricing, I just want to be able to buy it, thats all :)

Do IRT members get a discount :P

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I just want the damn thing to come to the market, I dont care about pricing, I just want to be able to buy it, thats all :) I want/need 8 cores of pure awesomeness

I know, I would pay 2000 for the mid level CPU, RAM and motherboard.... If only they were actually here

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Do IRT members get a discount :P

No we do not sir. :(

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Do IRT members get a discount :P

If only....

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i really hope they fix the heat problem with this haswell refresh. 

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im going to be assuming that the new chipset and refresh means the voltage regulator has been removed back off the chips

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Roughly the same pricing as the current Ivy Bridge-E cpu.

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im going to be assuming that the new chipset and refresh means the voltage regulator has been removed back off the chips

I'm pretty sure you're correct. De-lidding all the way!

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8 cores yes please.

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These are not meant for gaming to be fair. More so for professional applications and huge renders etc.

The 5820K is pretty close to the cost of a consumer i7 chip. Gamers might have a valid reason to go x99 (~$50 more for 2 extra cores), if they can stomach the cost of the platform.

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das pretty cool wheres now broadwell. 

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