10-core Xeon E5-2600 V2 Ivy Bridge-EP Processor Info Surfaces
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iancook221188
we will see what happen to this market segment when ARM start bring it A15 16 many core,
maybe intel will start trying im not say this 12 core isn't impressive but with all Haswell efficiency how many core could they fit on it
Tat3
My current CPU is still doing kinda OK so trying push my update to point when that one comes out. Do want. 🙂
Lane
Brasky
does this mean the evga Sr-X might become useful?
anyone? cause that would make me help me justify spending the cash on this caselabs case i bought on impulse a few months ago, good times!:bang:
rl66
benniehanas
I bought the Case Labs TX10 just for the SR-X too and went with the ASUS instead hen I heard the Sandy EP were not overclockable (maybe due to heat as a percaution with the extra cores). I might still get the SR-X if it supports Ivy-EP and they're overclockable and have fixed the cheap thermal compound in them. They are Xeon for corporations, so I believe they wouldn't use the cheap stuff like with the first Ivy Bridge. Xeon is worthless for gaming, but I plan on using the server for gaming and Labs for Cisco stuff hosting several VM's. Maybe it's overkill, but I have an enormous case to utilize