One picture lists them as i7-7800x and i7-7820x, while the other lists them as i9. If you're building a new computer, I'd say either one of those would be a nice middle of the road approach, though. If you're upgrading from a previous top of the line, you may as well go higher.

6 hours ago, Joey said:

OMG THAT L3 CACHE THO

It's not that big lol

The server edition CPUs from even 2-3 years ago far outshine these desktop models in terms of on-die memory

The only things that would be better about these CPUs are that they have more cores and a newer architecture. The other stats are pretty much the same for extreme edition

Edited May 30, 20178 yr by Zapako

So beautiful... but 2k  

@Alek @Final

They thought I was serious about the L3 cache 

2 minutes ago, Joey said:

@Alek @Final

They thought I was serious about the L3 cache 

AMD typically has more L3 cache than the intels. I mean I did switch over to an i7, but at what cost?

4 minutes ago, Alek said:

AMD typically has more L3 cache than the intels. I mean I did switch over to an i7, but at what cost?

Realistically, who has the biggest L3 cache on this forum? I think mine is atleast 0.3MB more than anyone else's.

21 minutes ago, Final said:

Realistically, who has the biggest L3 cache on this forum? I think mine is atleast 0.3MB more than anyone else's.

Idk about you guys but my AMD Athlon II-X is raking me in like 500$ a day from bitcoin.

 

 

 

 

-Ghosty

Edited May 30, 20178 yr by Joey

A nab question xD

if the i9 release will be "crash" a bit the i3/i5/i7 prices? sry about English