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Intel has hex and octo cores already.
Sub $400 and at the top of my list. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117402 I'm not far off 140 watts with the AMD hex I have now (125) and the performance difference is a lot more than the 11% power draw. AMD is going to have a lot to overcome by the time Zen hits the shelves. The performance isn't their only hurdle. They have a "hearts and minds" problem.
the price is quite similar to the 6700k...but the point was they are avaialable (in response to madmutt).Sure, if you're willing to budget $400+ on the CPU alone and don't mind a 140W TDP.
the price is quite similar to the 6700k...but the point was they are avaialable (in response to madmutt).
It's funny you mention tdp of the intel, yet the amd octo have the same tdp.
No they don't. 8350 and 8370 are both 125W, and there's an 8370E model that is only 95W. Also, that 5820 has an absolutely pitiful L2 cache.
Same could be said for Intel.Okay? And as soon as you overclock said octo you're blasting past 125W in an instant.
It always will until people understand that AMD STILL has no intention of competing with Intel in the high end market.Oh this turned into AMD vs Intel again....
Oh this turned into AMD vs Intel again....
Maybe not so Zen?
I'm sure they don't.I can't imagine they have a corporate doctrine that states "We like second place".
LOL. Forums, and people are so predictable.
Not sure if I hate forums, or some of the people on them more.. such incessant whining no matter where you turn.
Back on topic men..