Friday, July 5th 2013
AMD FX-9590 Pre-order Pricing Sticks, Starts At US $878
FX-9590, AMD's FX "Vishera" based limited edition processor targeting overclockers, which also stakes claim to being the first commercially-available CPU with 5.00 GHz clock speed, is available with certain retailers. The final pricing of the chip is no different from its pre-order pricing. PC Connection has the chip listed under "Call for Availability," it's priced at a staggering $964.71 a piece. Next up, is eCost, where it's priced at $878.99. AntaresPro has the chip priced at $910.99. FX-9590 is an eight-core processor in the AM3+ package, with CPU clock speeds of 5.00 GHz, 16 MB of total cache (L2 + L3), and a staggering 220W rated TDP.
118 Comments on AMD FX-9590 Pre-order Pricing Sticks, Starts At US $878
There are tonnes of games you can play on a $400 PC.
Me, I'll stick with an OC'd 4.6 GHz. FX-8350 that cost $200.
Why does a dog lick his balls???
Because he can!!!
The Titan is absolutely not for 'uber' overclocking due to the Kepler voltage limits.
They are totally different sports, let alone leagues. Titan is the fastest performing single gpu, this is not expected to be the fastest performing cpu.
I bought a Titan, I certainly wouldn't buy this (I'm not a pro-overclocker). But I understand it's merits.
what happened to the good ole days when every day would show us a new thread where someone had wrecked a socket with too much ky jelly or soldered a volt mod wrong and blew the ram chips off the pcb when they turned it on :|
and AMD havent even updated their cpu family on their website.....
However, TDP isn't power drawn...it's max cooling needed. So we could say that rather than a 130W cooler for FX-8350, these new chips need a 220W cooler.
And just for the record, my 8350 can do 5.0 GHz just fine. And at stock, it draws more power at times than that 130W...I recorded 154W, actually. So these chips could potentially draw even more...but I don't think they will.
They've had probably well over a year of possible time spent binning to find these chips, they could be chips that pull <150W, for all we know. I'm hoping AMD will send me one for review purposes...