32nm Core i9 (ES) @4.49Ghz,run 3Dmark06 CPU test!

thats not Core i9 but Corei7 model

Powerful.

thats not Core i9 but Corei7 model

SalikTirmizi

Powerful.

[QUOTE="SalikTirmizi"]

thats not Core i9 but Corei7 model

wklzip

Its over 9000! :shock:johnny27

[QUOTE="johnny27"]Its over 9000! :shock:codezer0

6 cores! :shock:

6 cores...Maybe in 3 or 4 years, but now it's totally useless.

6 cores...Maybe in 3 or 4 years, but now it's totally useless.

strider_ATI

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6 cores...Maybe in 3 or 4 years, but now it's totally useless.

vegita92

true, i mean even now you might see a slight performance increase with these chips, not much, you wont see much of an increase using 6 cores over 4 cores (for gaming) atleast for a year or two, then you might see the 6 cores starting to matter (in gaming)

but for other tasks, rendering and all the other tasks like it, it would prolly show more of improvement. along with lots of RAM....

[QUOTE="wklzip"]

Powerful.

[QUOTE="SalikTirmizi"]

thats not Core i9 but Corei7 model

SalikTirmizi

[QUOTE="vegita92"][QUOTE="strider_ATI"]

6 cores...Maybe in 3 or 4 years, but now it's totally useless.

Lach0121

true, i mean even now you might see a slight performance increase with these chips, not much, you wont see much of an increase using 6 cores over 4 cores (for gaming) atleast for a year or two, then you might see the 6 cores starting to matter (in gaming)

but for other tasks, rendering and all the other tasks like it, it would prolly show more of improvement. along with lots of RAM....

Or wecould say that it was just aimed just to run on quad cores that is why they have the upper hand. :(

Spiffy. We'll all see what can be done with it when it comes out.

@wklzip

yeah i know, i plan on upgrading my 6000+ to a phenom II 940 and OCing it from 3.0ghz, to 3.3 or 3.4ghz or something. and Dragon Age is definately one im picking up after i upgrade my pc. (also maybe after a nvidia dx11 card) i can be playing Dragon Age maxed at those settings hopefully minimum would be 45fps+ maybe even better dont know we will see once nvidia does their thing.

ill stick with my am2+ and the 940 phenom II, no reason for me to spend all that money on new sockets and mobos/ram, when i can just max what i have with this cpu and a good videocard (also my ram is timed at 4-4-4-12) and ill be good for a few more years, then a full upgrade would be more worth it, but for now, i think im making the best price/performance ratio, by just upgrading my cpu and videocard, lol and maybe soundcard, x-fi seems like a good idea, any other sound card recommendations?

lol sorry i just got to rambling lol.

Awesome.

But I can't believe a beast like that only hits 9.9k...

I guess real software accelerated games are still science fiction...

Lets first wait who cares this CPU if it costs 900€.

Lets first wait who cares this CPU if it costs 900€.

SLIisaownsystem

@wklzip

yeah i know, i plan on upgrading my 6000+ to a phenom II 940 and OCing it from 3.0ghz, to 3.3 or 3.4ghz or something. and Dragon Age is definately one im picking up after i upgrade my pc. (also maybe after a nvidia dx11 card) i can be playing Dragon Age maxed at those settings hopefully minimum would be 45fps+ maybe even better dont know we will see once nvidia does their thing.

ill stick with my am2+ and the 940 phenom II, no reason for me to spend all that money on new sockets and mobos/ram, when i can just max what i have with this cpu and a good videocard (also my ram is timed at 4-4-4-12) and ill be good for a few more years, then a full upgrade would be more worth it, but for now, i think im making the best price/performance ratio, by just upgrading my cpu and videocard, lol and maybe soundcard, x-fi seems like a good idea, any other sound card recommendations?

lol sorry i just got to rambling lol.

Lach0121

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@wklzip

yeah i know, i plan on upgrading my 6000+ to a phenom II 940 and OCing it from 3.0ghz, to 3.3 or 3.4ghz or something. and Dragon Age is definately one im picking up after i upgrade my pc. (also maybe after a nvidia dx11 card) i can be playing Dragon Age maxed at those settings hopefully minimum would be 45fps+ maybe even better dont know we will see once nvidia does their thing.

ill stick with my am2+ and the 940 phenom II, no reason for me to spend all that money on new sockets and mobos/ram, when i can just max what i have with this cpu and a good videocard (also my ram is timed at 4-4-4-12) and ill be good for a few more years, then a full upgrade would be more worth it, but for now, i think im making the best price/performance ratio, by just upgrading my cpu and videocard, lol and maybe soundcard, x-fi seems like a good idea, any other sound card recommendations?

lol sorry i just got to rambling lol.

wklzip

32nm FTW baby!!!!!!!

[QUOTE="wklzip"]

[QUOTE="Lach0121"]

@wklzip

yeah i know, i plan on upgrading my 6000+ to a phenom II 940 and OCing it from 3.0ghz, to 3.3 or 3.4ghz or something. and Dragon Age is definately one im picking up after i upgrade my pc. (also maybe after a nvidia dx11 card) i can be playing Dragon Age maxed at those settings hopefully minimum would be 45fps+ maybe even better dont know we will see once nvidia does their thing.

ill stick with my am2+ and the 940 phenom II, no reason for me to spend all that money on new sockets and mobos/ram, when i can just max what i have with this cpu and a good videocard (also my ram is timed at 4-4-4-12) and ill be good for a few more years, then a full upgrade would be more worth it, but for now, i think im making the best price/performance ratio, by just upgrading my cpu and videocard, lol and maybe soundcard, x-fi seems like a good idea, any other sound card recommendations?

lol sorry i just got to rambling lol.

NamelessPlayer

ok thanks so the auzentech x-fi would be what you recommend.. right now i have a logitech x540 5.1 surround sound. but ill be upgrading that later, also i have a digital 5.1 spherex surround sound.. but most pc games arent digital 5.1.. i think i have to have dolby digital live... which do any of these cards you mentioned have that? and is it worth anything?

ok thanks so the auzentech x-fi would be what you recommend.. right now i have a logitech x540 5.1 surround sound. but ill be upgrading that later, also i have a digital 5.1 spherex surround sound.. but most pc games arent digital 5.1.. i think i have to have dolby digital live... which do any of these cards you mentioned have that? and is it worth anything?

Lach0121

Boring screenshot if you ask me. Here is the Intel Sixcore monster in realworld applications:

http://pclab.pl/art39718-9.html

Yes, it uses the same power as a i5 750 and runs cooler than any Intel/AMD quadcore at similar clock speed.

[QUOTE="SalikTirmizi"]

[QUOTE="wklzip"] The cpu-z doesn't recognize it, that is why its classified as a core i7, but it is the i9.

wklzip

[QUOTE="Lach0121"]

ok thanks so the auzentech x-fi would be what you recommend.. right now i have a logitech x540 5.1 surround sound. but ill be upgrading that later, also i have a digital 5.1 spherex surround sound.. but most pc games arent digital 5.1.. i think i have to have dolby digital live... which do any of these cards you mentioned have that? and is it worth anything?

NamelessPlayer

well i do appreciate the help and info.

would you know if eax would work if im going spdif with dolby digital live? and would it be much of a latency to what is happening as apposed to how long it is encoded/processed, to how long it is ouputed thru speakers?

if you know that would be cool, though i see you havent used it much but if you have any answers maybe you could send it to me in my inbox on here. that way we dont stray too far from topic.

impressive but useless to most people, unless they are doing encoding or graphics stuff.

Hey, where have you been on the CBPCU boards, or Xfire/Steam for that matter? I haven't seen you around lately, other than in here! NamelessPlayer

Hey! I am on the CBPCU board, you just ignore my posts :P

And i am doing very little gaming lately, on dec i should start doing more after classes :)