Its all going to LGA 1156 and LGA 1366.
tmse...@rlrnews.com wrote:
This is supposed to be the last year of full production, i5 is supposed to end up supplanting 775.
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up2date" is a really short-time idea any longer.
Best,
Duncan
tmse...@rlrnews.com wrote:
This is supposed to be the last year of full production, i5 is supposed to end up supplanting 775.
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This is supposed to be the last year of full production, i5 is supposed to end
up supplanting 775.
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So you are saying Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quads are going
So you are saying Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quads are going away soon?
Aren't they all still 775's?
So we will only have Core i5 or i7 left for Intel desktop choices??
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Facts do not cease to exist just
because they are ignored.
> 775 is going away soon. Just th
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James,
Thanks for your personal "habitual ritual." I, too, follow your roadmap
also. It is interesting that with the latest news about the i5 and i7
direction change, that there are so many i7-level m/b's and cpus still
availab
775 is going away soon. Just thought I'd let you know. :)
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James,
Thanks for your personal "habitual ritual." I, too, follow your roadm
James,
Thanks for your personal "habitual ritual." I, too, follow your roadmap
also. It is interesting that with the latest news about the i5 and i7
direction change, that there are so many i7-level m/b's and cpus still
available. As I suspect you do choose to move to i7, I would suggest
much
If we are talking price concerns and future upgrades, I can see your point
on waiting and concentrating on the upcoming i5 cpu. The fallacy in this
philosophy FOR ME is I rarely upgrade within a socket type. The one time I
did upgrade, I now feel I spent too much to upgrade a socket 939 (at its end
Hmm..
Looks like the Core i5 is the one for me.
Thanx for the link. :)
On Jun 2, 2009, at 2:24 AM, > wrote:
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2009/05/28/intel-to-discontinue-co
re-i7-920-940-cpus/1
Basically, i7 is going to be re-branded as the "high end" and as such
boards and cpu
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> From: jason.to...@cliffordchance.
cheaper
X58 boards start to disappear as well, as manufacturers focus on P55
solutions.
Greg
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58 boards start to disappear as well, as manufacturers focus on P55
solutions.
Greg
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ell, as manufacturers focus on P55
solutions.
Greg
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> With the recent announcement on i7 and i5, I wouldn't even consider an
> i7 anymore.
>
> Not good news either for those of us who jumped on the i7 bandwagon
> early :(
I'm a bit confused by this comment. My understanding is t
evart
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I'm wanting to go i7 as well, but also can't justify the need. I haven't
been doing any H.264 encoding lately, so with a Q6600 at 3.6GHz and 8GB
of
RAM, I just don't have a n
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>
> Agreed,
>
> However,
ense
right now.
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Yeah, and it looks like shortly a
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>
> The Core i5's are coming out soon(ish) and they may be a good bang for
> the buck!
>
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t: [H] Core i7 new computer
Thinking of making the plunge and building a new Core i7 based system w/
X58
chipset. Is there anything coming down the pike that would be worth
waiting
a few months?
Thanks,
Jim
I'll be watching they answers to this as well.. :)
Still running the ole 975 chipset Intel Badaxe2 here with 2.6 gig Core
2 Duo, 2 gigs of memory, and ancient nVidia 8800 GTS...
Might be time to update here too. :)
On May 30, 2009, at 9:24 AM, James Maki wrote:
Thinking of making the pl
interested myself. less then 2 year old MB leaking caps. I thought these
problems were over. :'(
probably just go core 2 or that low watt quad
fp
At 09:24 AM 5/30/2009, James Maki Poked the stick with:
>Thinking of making the plunge and building a new Core i7 based system w/ X58
>chipset. Is the
Thinking of making the plunge and building a new Core i7 based system w/ X58
chipset. Is there anything coming down the pike that would be worth waiting
a few months?
Thanks,
Jim
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