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9900KF $419.00 @ Newegg
- Thread starter pgdeaner
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- Jan 12, 2015
Yea I grabbed one of those for $420.00 and then blew a pin in the socket 
I haven't gotten to play with it yet, waiting on a EVGA RMA #
In Other News
Intel is slated to release the i9-9900KS (Kitchen Sink) Edition before 1 Dec 2019. The i9-9900KF (Known Faulty) Edition has been shown to clock ~ 100MHz faster than the standard i9-9900K (King) Edition. 
Intel has declined (at the moment) to give estimated Clock Speeds of the new CPU. <- They have stated that it will be compatible with the exiting z370/z390 Chipset.
This would lead us to believed that it is still based of the Sky/Kaby/Coffee/Cannon Lake CPU's 14nm(++++). Pricing is also unknown BUT is expected to cost more than the AMD R9 3900x.
Stay Tuned as we Bring you more useless information
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I haven't gotten to play with it yet, waiting on a EVGA RMA #In Other News
Intel is slated to release the i9-9900KS (Kitchen Sink) Edition before 1 Dec 2019. The i9-9900KF (Known Faulty) Edition has been shown to clock ~ 100MHz faster than the standard i9-9900K (King) Edition. Intel has declined (at the moment) to give estimated Clock Speeds of the new CPU. <- They have stated that it will be compatible with the exiting z370/z390 Chipset.
This would lead us to believed that it is still based of the Sky/Kaby/Coffee/Cannon Lake CPU's 14nm(++++). Pricing is also unknown BUT is expected to cost more than the AMD R9 3900x.
Stay Tuned as we Bring you more useless information
Thank You
