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Intel today finally releases their 4th generation Core processors. Yes we review the Core i7 4770K and Z87 chipset. Not much has been a secret when it comes to this launch, but the embargo is lifted and we prepared a processor review as well as two Z87 motherboard for you today. Will the Haswell processor series be everything you expected? Go find out in this extensive review here at Guru3D.
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#4609428 Posted on: 06/01/2013 05:18 PM
Or if you're like me and building a comp from scratch, then it might be useful to get
Maybe Intel is just trying to give AMD time to catch up for some strange reason. Besides the new MB's that are really nice this reminds me of AMD release of the FX 8150. If you had a 1090T/1100T it was a waste to upgrade just for the CPU. I'm sure the 4770K will sell well because of people wanting new MB's but that's the only reason. Nice review as always.
Or if you're like me and building a comp from scratch, then it might be useful to get
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#4609430 Posted on: 06/01/2013 05:21 PM
Looks like I'm going to pass the die shrink version too. 2600K/3770K will last looooong time.
Looks like I'm going to pass the die shrink version too. 2600K/3770K will last looooong time.
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#4609432 Posted on: 06/01/2013 05:26 PM
Ill be getting it anyways.
My SSD isbeing hold back by like 200 MB\s due to SATA 300. My videocard is PCI-E Gen 3 ready which could be a 2-3% gain in performance (not a whole lot i know, but every bit counts). Also my Case is USB 3.0 ready and i got a couple of USB 3.0 devices by now.
X58 is just getting a bit old by now, it's been almost 4 years since i bought it.
Performance might be a bit dissapointing atm, but there will be new BIOS Firmware, Chipset Drivers. I highly doubt i will be throwing away money.
Ill be getting it anyways.
My SSD isbeing hold back by like 200 MB\s due to SATA 300. My videocard is PCI-E Gen 3 ready which could be a 2-3% gain in performance (not a whole lot i know, but every bit counts). Also my Case is USB 3.0 ready and i got a couple of USB 3.0 devices by now.
X58 is just getting a bit old by now, it's been almost 4 years since i bought it.
Performance might be a bit dissapointing atm, but there will be new BIOS Firmware, Chipset Drivers. I highly doubt i will be throwing away money.
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#4609439 Posted on: 06/01/2013 05:34 PM
Intel has not released a new revision and the USB 3.0 sleep bug only happens with some specific storage units that Intel did not share.
I did connect multiple devices to USB 3.o to replicate that bug, yet was unable to spot it.
Thanks for that
How much of an overclock can I expect at stock voltage? My 920 goes upto 3.5 GHz undervolted so something equivalent would be nice.
Ill be getting it anyways.
My SSD isbeing hold back by like 200 MB\s due to SATA 300. My videocard is PCI-E Gen 3 ready which could be a 2-3% gain in performance (not a whole lot i know, but every bit counts). Also my Case is USB 3.0 ready and i got a couple of USB 3.0 devices by now.
X58 is just getting a bit old by now, it's been almost 4 years since i bought it.
Performance might be a bit dissapointing atm, but there will be new BIOS Firmware, Chipset Drivers. I highly doubt i will be throwing away money.
My view is the same. I want the Z87 Deluxe by Asus and SSD's wouldn't work to their full potential on my current build anyway. i'm not sure about hex-cores though as new consoles have such weak processors and we have hyper threading.
Intel has not released a new revision and the USB 3.0 sleep bug only happens with some specific storage units that Intel did not share.
I did connect multiple devices to USB 3.o to replicate that bug, yet was unable to spot it.
Thanks for that
How much of an overclock can I expect at stock voltage? My 920 goes upto 3.5 GHz undervolted so something equivalent would be nice.
Ill be getting it anyways.
My SSD isbeing hold back by like 200 MB\s due to SATA 300. My videocard is PCI-E Gen 3 ready which could be a 2-3% gain in performance (not a whole lot i know, but every bit counts). Also my Case is USB 3.0 ready and i got a couple of USB 3.0 devices by now.
X58 is just getting a bit old by now, it's been almost 4 years since i bought it.
Performance might be a bit dissapointing atm, but there will be new BIOS Firmware, Chipset Drivers. I highly doubt i will be throwing away money.
My view is the same. I want the Z87 Deluxe by Asus and SSD's wouldn't work to their full potential on my current build anyway. i'm not sure about hex-cores though as new consoles have such weak processors and we have hyper threading.
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Maybe Intel is just trying to give AMD time to catch up for some strange reason. Besides the new MB's that are really nice this reminds me of AMD release of the FX 8150. If you had a 1090T/1100T it was a waste to upgrade just for the CPU. I'm sure the 4770K will sell well because of people wanting new MB's but that's the only reason. Nice review as always.