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>$117,000 USD
what was intel THINKING
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>$117,000 USD
what was intel THINKING
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this shillness is going to keep for a long time i pressume
As in MSRP for 1k tray quantities.
nah, intel pulled vega
you can't buy this CPU - limited stock, not that you'd want to just like vega haha
Intel is not chained by big OEM contracts for covfefe lake.
This launch is fucking retarded.
RIP my wallet
DOA
>tfw JUST bought an R7
Kill me
Should I return all this shit and... no
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>He fell for the ryzen meme
topkek
If you use cpu/gpu userbenchmark you're immediately regarded as retarded. Just link some hardware sites we all know coffee lake will be better for gayming.
What's stopping AyyMD from releasing an 8-core 2600 and a 12-core 2700?
They will never match Intlel in single core performance but they have moar corez that scale better.
>What's stopping AyyMD from releasing an 8-core 2600 and a 12-core 2700?
honestly nothing fab related or margins losing
problem is socket, am4 can't support more than 8 cores as far as I know, they can drop prices on 1700 even more though
also ryzen refresh coming february, coffee got pathetic clocks, if ryzen clocks at least 10% more coffee is doa
limited stock until the end of 2017 = intel makes no money from it
Kaby Lake and Kaby-Lake-X SKUs = fucked
Intel took off the kiddie gloves and are going for a price war.
Ryzen is now a very hard sell over Coffee Lake SKUs. Unless you use software that takes advantage of the extra threads of Ryzen stuff. The Coffee Lake's superior IPC/clockspeed makes it win in the majority of the mainstream/gaming content in every price point versus competition.
The socket. It cant deliver power for more than 8 cores. Not unless they make a "AM4+" socket. What they can do is drop prices as they have a pretty good margin for the 1700 and 1800 cpu's.
It very much can (1331pin).
There's simply no point in going moar cores now.
Ur dumb for ignoring the results.
The smart way to handle defeat is to claim its only one of many benchmarks that need to be averaged out for a proper clear picture. And thats how it should be.
Zen has similar IPC, but the foundries process is amde for mobile crap and power usage/heat explodes after the 3ghz range. The 12nm refresh will allow them 10% better clocks, and then for Zen 2 they can bring out the IBM process amde for 5ghz chips. Then they are going to laugh at intel's failed 10nm and 14nm+++ refreshes.
>2 results
>obviously OCed to hell and back
Wow it's fucking nothing, usershillmark shill. Kill yourself.
>This is what shilltel shills actually believe
6% markup. $380. Ouch.
Meanwhile over at AMD
AMD have 12nm up their sleeve for beginning of next year. Expect higher clocks on 8 cores to smash the 8700K performance in all but single core.
wow nice reading comprehension you got there
It literally says 4.7GHz (stock) and 5GHz (light OC) right there in the image
Turbo boosting is oveerclocking you moron.
This is how it should be. One side releases a better product, the other one answers with a good alternative, but there already a response to it from the first side. This is how we get better stuff. Good job on both sides.
4.7/5 GHz all core? lol. Yeah, light OC. Retard.
Hehe. Yeah 5Ghz on 6 cores on a 14nm process is not going to be pretty in the power usage and thermals area. We shall see though I guess ;)
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the i3 8100 is actually price competitive, since the mobos are dirt cheap.
b350 mobos are more expensive.
Look buddy. Its 4.7 vs 3.6. On clock speed alone, that's 30% difference.
With intel have around 5-10% ipc edge, that gives additional 10% difference. This is what's reflected in the benchmark.
Actually the benchmark is fairly accurate I'd say.
>single core boost
HUR DUR
that turbo is on a single core you fucktard, all core turbo is lower than in the 7700k
Speculation or proof? Source.
>the benchmark is fairly accurate I'd say.
>newsroom.intel.com
straight from the fucking botnet
>single core turbo makes it a multithreaded powerhouse
Totally not paid review guys.
Thanks. The wording itself is bit vague, however I'll take it as a matter of fact.
Even so, chances are you can hit those 4.7Ghz with aftermarket cooler easy most likely.
With regards to the stock 4.7 single-core turbo, this is probably intel trying to win PR points. Shady as fuck, but thats what they are. With stock single core at highest clock, they can manipulate single threaded games/program benches. For multithreaded programs, it will equalize itself. This manipulation also extends toward older Intel CPU whos' clocks are limited to 4.5 or lower. Essentially a 4.5% boost in "ipc"
Anyone expecting the 6 core Intel to match/beat AMD's 8 core in MT is smoking some serious shit. Even in their official results they don't get higher than 1441 in Cinebench. You'd need to OC to 4.7/4.8 GHz to match it. videocardz.com
You don't understand, goy, if it can achieve 4,7 GHz for 2 nanoseconds it TOTALLY means that AyyMD Ryzed is completely worthless because nobody ever uses multithreaded anything, right?
>easy most likely.
reminder that you have to delid
>uses √ instead of
Holy fuck I'm triggered.
>Even so, chances are you can hit those 4.7Ghz with aftermarket cooler easy most likely.
Don't go by what reviewers are getting, as Intel is sending out golden review samples as usual. It's going to end up like Kaby Lake all over again.
>over ambient
what the actual fuck
Free -20K on the charts, but don't tell anyone, shareholders won't be happy
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>not waiting for Z390 and 8 core mainstream CPUs
>userbenchmark
>waiting until 2019 for ice lake
>not waiting for Ryzen+ in Feb 2018
inb4 5 Ghz Ryzen
There aren't going to be cheap motherboard for skylake until next year. Only high end starting
>what the actual fuck
oy
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ryzen btfo
Ryzen 1800X is less than $500 lol.
Good goy
Very good point, don't really see why amd boards are so expensive though?