Intel Sandy Bridge E and LGA2011 Discussion
^^ Planning to get SB-E 
coming to the topic - I'm really amazed to see the quad-channel memory support but TDP of 130W looks a bit higher - I know it's a hexa core cpu but 130W with some new tech is still higher - new cpus have to be more power saving IMO and Intel should really think about bundling some decent cpu cooler this time
coming to the topic - I'm really amazed to see the quad-channel memory support but TDP of 130W looks a bit higher - I know it's a hexa core cpu but 130W with some new tech is still higher - new cpus have to be more power saving IMO and Intel should really think about bundling some decent cpu cooler this time
tkin
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Already have a dream pc, first thing will be a dream smartphone, then a dream slr, then upgrade the pc.^^congo..so dream pc right??
^^ By that time you might get a GTX 780 or HD8990 and some 4/8x 2100 Mhz DDR3 ( quad channel mem support ) ram modules to use with the SB-E rig
Yep, lack of competing AMD cpu and delay of Bulldozer makes Intel play monopoly with the price but no one can deny the extreme level of performance they offer and this is going to set a new example with SB-E extreme edition cpus anyway
And priced the CPU at $999 with no competition.
Yep, lack of competing AMD cpu and delay of Bulldozer makes Intel play monopoly with the price but no one can deny the extreme level of performance they offer and this is going to set a new example with SB-E extreme edition cpus anyway
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Think about 6 cores/12 threads with the sandy architecture, it will be priced @ 400-500$ probably, the 8core/16thread will go for $1k I think.^^ By that time you might get a GTX 780 or HD8990 and some 4/8x 2100 Mhz DDR3 ( quad channel mem support ) ram modules to use with the SB-E rig
Yep, lack of competing AMD cpu and delay of Bulldozer makes Intel play monopoly with the price but no one can deny the extreme level of performance they offer and this is going to set a new example with SB-E extreme edition cpus anyway
vickybat
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^^ If a 6 core sandybridge -e will be 400-500$, then it will be an instant hit just like the previous x58 based nehalems.
Defeating this will really be something for competitors and that is highly unlikely as well. Intel's cpu performance is intense and so is their technology. I wonder their 3d trigate transisors will totally fabricate new rules and ideas in the world of microprocessor.
There is a reason why they are the no. 1 chip maker in the world.
Defeating this will really be something for competitors and that is highly unlikely as well. Intel's cpu performance is intense and so is their technology. I wonder their 3d trigate transisors will totally fabricate new rules and ideas in the world of microprocessor.
There is a reason why they are the no. 1 chip maker in the world.
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Just like 870 was, but this will only materialize if BD is a significant threat, if not then it won't come, its actually AMD that's holding us back^^ If a 6 core sandybridge -e will be 400-500$, then it will be an instant hit just like the previous x58 based nehalems.
Defeating this will really be something for competitors and that is highly unlikely as well. Intel's cpu performance is intense and so is their technology. I wonder their 3d trigate transisors will totally fabricate new rules and ideas in the world of microprocessor.
There is a reason why they are the no. 1 chip maker in the world.
^^ nice find.
take a look at here
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/1476147-post20.html
Intel is going to sell their own cooler to start their cpu cooling business I guess.
Now if Intel is going to ship SB-E cpus without coolers it's great in one way as Enthusiast PC user don't care about the stock HSF comes with cpu and always buy a aftermarket cooler - so they don't have to pay a penny more for which they don't use.
But I'm really surprised to see the gigantic power TDP of and power consumption requirements of SB-E cpus - what will be their efficiency level with such high requirements ?
take a look at here
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/1476147-post20.html
Intel is going to sell their own cooler to start their cpu cooling business I guess.
Now if Intel is going to ship SB-E cpus without coolers it's great in one way as Enthusiast PC user don't care about the stock HSF comes with cpu and always buy a aftermarket cooler - so they don't have to pay a penny more for which they don't use.
But I'm really surprised to see the gigantic power TDP of and power consumption requirements of SB-E cpus - what will be their efficiency level with such high requirements ?
