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Intel to Release Core i7 990X Extreme Edition Six-Core Processor in Q4 2010

Discussion in 'News' started by btarunr, Jun 11, 2010.

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  1. Jun 11, 2010 at 11:52 PM #26

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    If the 970 is priced at $500 I would consider buying it.

    I paid $300 for my 920 DO so for one hundred more per core it isn't that bad of a deal.
     
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    I think they'll stop making the 980x when the 990x comes out.
     
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    Can I ask why ? Same CPU probably 200mhz faster thats all.
     
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    Yeah epically when both have unlocked multipliers so I doubt you're going get amazingly higher OC results. Unless they make it a new rev.
     
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    Usually EE processors never go above $1000. So im guessing there will be like a $100 or even lesser gap between the two in different online shopping sites.

    But on a serious note, i was kidding about exchanging my processor. My next upgrade is going to be in like 2012 or something lol. :laugh:
     
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  9. Jun 14, 2010 at 7:35 AM #34
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    Yes, in online stores that will be so when they still have 980X stock to get rid of. But 990X is intended to replace 980X. So it will be priced at the same $999 (in 1K quantity), with a likely Newegg.com price of $1099.
     
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