Intel 'Kaby Lake' Core i7-7700K CPU details leaked in benchmark results

[Phr3d]

Trying again here, any update on Microsoft -Allowing- itself to install (or run from an existing install transferred to) on a skylake on non-Dell et al computers? we ain't JP Morgan, but we aren't ready to commit to win10 - I have a few poor performers (old chipsets) that I would like to swap, but need win7 in our environment (originally posted to the micro-case skylake article)
Thanks

 

[centrino207]

"A combination of the complexity involved in die shrinks mixed with less urgency (AMD isn’t exactly a threat these days) plus a cooling PC market has ultimately led us to where we are today – an uninspired desktop CPU market. Improvements are still coming but they’re at a rate that’s slower than before and much less impressive."

Easy there, the AMD community doesn't like the cold hard reality **** slap to the face, when in fact we need AMD to get their act together and compete with Intel so they can stop with these mind numbingly bland CPU releases year after year. At this point I think my motherboard will die of old age before my Westmere CPU becomes any form of bottleneck, pretty sad, 6 years old and still more exciting than this, granted without the overclock it wouldn't be the same story.

It not just CPU that are stagnating. I got $1,000 laptop in 2013 a 128GB SSD yes for $1,000 and when gone to store today I'm shocked to see $1,000 computer with 128 SSD in 5 years we still have 128 SSD going for 1,000 laptop and yes different companies like Dell, Apple and HP so on

SSD are stagnating. I would thought 400 SSD or 500 SSD at very least in $ 1,000 laptop today when 5 years ago you can get 128 SSD in $1,000 laptop.


Come on we still have 128GB SSD when we had that 5 years ago.

Where are 400 or 500 SSD