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Isn't the last one suppose to be 995X and 3.6 GHZ base clock?
I wonder how this compares to the sandy bridge 2600k that beat every 4 core processor including the quad-core i7 960. So why pay $300 for the 960 when I can pay $300 for the sandy bridge 2600k (when it gets released again)?
Wish the 970 was this price when I last upgraded - that is right on the verge of acceptable.
Wow! It's awesome. Intel Always Rocks...
who can pay the high $$$ for 6 core from intel ??
The X58 is still the Intel flagship & you'll find even the i7 970 is superior to the i7 2600 on a H67/P67 chipset..
who can pay the high $$$ for 6 core from intel ??
I was thinking that AMD was taking a dangerous path by throwing away its names..... but now I remember why no matter what path they take I have to stick to them.
These extremely high prices make think.... ¿Who pays for these for these "extreme" shit!! I seem the same CPU just diferent names!!
who can pay the high $$$ for 6 core from intel ??
I was thinking that AMD was taking a dangerous path by throwing away its names..... but now I remember why no matter what path they take I have to stick to them.
These extremely high prices make think.... ¿Who pays for these for these "extreme" shit!! I seem the same CPU just diferent names!!
Sorry the double post but I forgot mention that when a company makes a price cut of $300 !!!! it is because they have inflated the price SOOOO MUCCHH!!!! it even Scare me!!
at the same performance, intel is more expensive than amd. so intel fails for me.
errr... any application that uses 6 cores?
Way too costly don't think it has chance in a competitive market.
I do admire Intel price cuts though. an i7-960 for $294? Hot diggity damn. Then again, an i7-2600k is a better option.
Way too costly don't think it has chance in a competitive market.
I so agree with you!!!
errr... any application that uses 6 cores?
I believe Maya 2011, Adobe After Effects and Premier Pro. Not sure about Photoshop... (all CS5)
Last December, it was the Core i7-950 at $294 level and it was a very good deal considering the performance of the X58 chipset. At least it was until the first week of January when Intel introduced Sandy Bridge by way of 2 K-series processors and then every other Intel processor family became yesterday's news.
lightwave, maya, xsi, hudini
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