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Gigabyte To Bundle Z390 Aorus Xtreme Waterforce 5G with binned Core i9-9900K at 5.1 GHz
That's all cores. Gigabyte will be releasing a 'Premium Edition' bundle of the Z390 Aorus Xtreme Waterforce 5G paired with a binned Core i9-9900K. Gigabyte guarantees a clock speed of 5.1 GHz.
The processors, in cooperation with Intel, are pre-tested (binned) so that this clock speed remains stable on all cores. Engineers have already stress tested these motherboards at higher loads compared to that of standard configurations to ensure the reliability of these boards so that users can enjoy all cores at 5.1GHz or higher and stability.
“Slight differences between consumer processors can often lead to varying overclocking results. Many users who are looking to purchase the i9-9900K may be hesitant because their processor might not be able to perform as expected, leading to less powerful overclocking,” said Jackson Hsu, Director of the GIGABYTE Channel Solutions Product Development Division. “To address this concern, GIGABYTE has launched the Z390 AORUS XTREME WATERFORCE 5G Premium Edition Bundle. With this offering, GIGABYTE engineers have already pretested the CPUs, pretuned the BIOS, and paired the high-end processors with the Z390 AORUS XTREME WATERFORCE Motherboard so that when utilizing the motherboard’s excellent efficiency, thermals, stability, and aesthetics, users will be able to easily enjoy high-efficiency overclocking with all cores at 5.1GHz or higher, and experience the superb quality of motherboards.”
Z390 AORUS XTREME WATERFORCE 5G Premium Edition Bundle is now available on the market. GIGABYTE will continue to team up with Intel to develop advanced product solutions.
Editor: we just checked and sought to find pricing and cannot find this kit anywhere on the globe despite Gigabyte claiming that it is available. Earlier on the mobo alone was a 999 Eur/USD and since a non-binned 9900K also is 549,- you might be looking at something 1749 USD/ EUR for a kit like this. Also, I like to say, with merely a good LCS kit you can easily achieve roughly 5 GHz yourself on these procs, ... hey ... just sayin'.
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#5657004 Posted on: 04/04/2019 03:37 PM
this is actually a good deal considering that Gigabyte is unlikely in the extreme (lol) to change spec on a flagship product.
and for many gamers who are afraid of overclocking, but want the extra fps this is ideal. i'm especially thinking e-sport where someone else's dime pays for this.
this is actually a good deal considering that Gigabyte is unlikely in the extreme (lol) to change spec on a flagship product.
and for many gamers who are afraid of overclocking, but want the extra fps this is ideal. i'm especially thinking e-sport where someone else's dime pays for this.
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#5657029 Posted on: 04/04/2019 05:11 PM
I hope for all of that extra cash customers are paying that they get full warranty support from Gigabyte should the CPU die earlier than expected.
I hope for all of that extra cash customers are paying that they get full warranty support from Gigabyte should the CPU die earlier than expected.
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#5657160 Posted on: 04/04/2019 11:05 PM
Buying new cpu's every year, so we do not care
I hope for all of that extra cash customers are paying that they get full warranty support from Gigabyte should the CPU die earlier than expected.
Buying new cpu's every year, so we do not care
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#5657170 Posted on: 04/04/2019 11:53 PM
Sorry, but LOL.
I hope it was cheap.
$1000 would be more my goal and I hope ddr4 is like $80 a kit by then. I would do it if they could guarantee 5.2ghz.
Sorry, but LOL.
I casually bought a 9900K at local store and it runs @ 5.2G just fine...
I hope it was cheap.
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I casually bought a 9900K at local store and it runs @ 5.2G just fine...