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Extrait: As many of you are probably aware that Intel launched its new Haswell-E processors a few weeks ago. On launch day we only had the flagship Core i7-5960X processor complete with 8 cores and HyperThreading. Since then we have gone out and purchased a new In...
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Publié: 2014-09-08, Auteur: Steven , review by: techspot.com
With eight cores, a 20MB L3 cache, 40 PCIe 3.0 lanes, DDR4 support, decent overclocking and Intel's new X99 chipset, the Core i75960X is destined for dream machines.
It doesn't offer much of an advantage over mainstream chips for gaming and in scenarios where there is a solid speed boost, at $1,050 you'll be paying a largely disproportionate premium for it.
Publié: 2014-09-03, Auteur: Ian , review by: anandtech.com
Since the release of Ivy Bridge-E last year, many users have been complaining about the antiquity of the X79 chipset compared to the mainstream line. X99 comes up to par with Z97 in terms of PCIe storage implemented into the RST along with a full array of...
A new level of performance in a “consumer” CPU, Easily overclockable processor, 48 (total) PCIE lanes as compared to the 24 lanes of an LGA1150 system, First use of DDR4 memory
Very, very expensive for a desktop CPU, Requires new X99 motherboard and new DDR4 memory, Singlecore performance lags behind that of much less expensive 4790K, No CPU cooler included
It's good to see Intel finally update the LGA2011 platform, even if by “update”, I mean “replace with a system that's completely incompatible with the previous generation system.” This system replaces LGA2011 entirely, and if the name “LGA2011-V3″ confuse...
With the release of the Haswell-E series, including the Core i7 5960X I looked at today, Intel brought quite the improvement to the desktop market with the new X99 chipset and adoption of the new DDR4 memory. The Core i7 5960X marks also the first look of...
Publié: 2014-08-31, Auteur: Ryan , review by: vrworld.com
Extrait: Intel has just released the X99 chipset and the s2011-3 CPUs that goes with it, ushering in the age of DDR4.The top of the line unlocked CPU is the 8 core/ 16 thread 5960X that has quad-channel DDR4 and 40 lanes of PCI-E 3.0. The 5960X comes in with a bas...
Okay so let's get down to the nuts and bolts. Haswell-E is a major performance jump over Ivy Bridge-E, even when considering the lower clock speed. Having the two extra cores does make up for the clock speed deficit in most benchmarks but I did find a f...
Decreased Frequency Compared to Core i7 4960X, DDR4 Memory Still in Infancy
Where to start? Hmm. I'm actually not going to go through a breakdown of benchmarks like I normally do and you are probably used to seeing. I am actually going to start with what has not changed since the Ivy Bridge 4960X processor. The Intel 5960X is s...
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Publié: 2014-08-29, Auteur: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
Killer MultiThread Performance, Huge Cache, HaswellBased EUs, Lower Power
Pricey, Relatively Low Clocks, Lower Single Thread Perf In Some Tests
Intel Core i7 and Core i7 Extreme Processor PackagingThe Core i7-5960X and X99 chipset mark the first major overhaul to Intel's enthusiast-class desktop line-up since 2011, when Sandy Bridge-E and the X79 Express first hit the scene. In many respects, Has...
Again we apologize for this brief look at Intel's latest enthusiast platform. Two days of testing is absolutely any reviewers nightmare to explore a totally new platform plus memory. On top of that the non retail motherboard we used for testing also was n...
