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| Schwach | Durchschnitt | Gut | Exzellent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Prozessorlithographie | 22 nm Am besten: HP AMD EPYC 7702 Prozessorlithographie: 7 nm | |||
 Zahl der Kerne | 6 Am besten: Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor 7290 Zahl der Kerne: 72 | |||
 Taktfrequenz | 3,5 GHz Am besten: AMD FX 9590 Taktfrequenz: 4,7 GHz | |||
 Maximale Turbogeschwindigkeit | 3,7 GHz Am besten: Cisco Intel Xeon E5-2609 Maximale Turbogeschwindigkeit: 24 GHz | |||
| Prozessorsockel | LGA 2011-v3 |
|---|---|
| Komponente für | PC |
| Betriebsarten | 64-bit |
| Integrierter Grafikadapter | Nein |
|---|---|
| Art | Nicht verfügbar |
| Kühler enthalten | Nein |
|---|---|
| Wärmespezifikation | 66.8 °C |
| Taktfrequenz | 3.5 GHz |
|---|---|
| Maximale Turbogeschwindigkeit | 3.7 GHz |
| Zahl der Kerne | 6 |
| Anzahl der Themen | 12 |
| Thermal Design Power (TDP) | 140.0 W |
| Prozessorlithographie | 22.0 nm |
| Bustyp | QPI |
| Leerlaufzustände | Ja |
| Zwischenspeicher | 15 MB |
|---|---|
| Cache-Typ | Smart Cache |
| Vom Prozessor unterstützte Speichertaktraten |
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| Maximaler interner Speicher, der vom Prozessor unterstützt wird | 64.0 GB |
| Vom Prozessor unterstützte Speichertypen | DDR4 SDRAM |
| Vom Prozessor unterstützte Speicherbandbreite (max.) | 68.0 GB/s |
| Speicherkanäle | Quad |
| Thermische Überwachungstechnologien | Ja |
|---|---|
| Maximale Anzahl von PCI Express-Lanes | 40 |
| Unterstützte Befehlssätze |
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| Deaktivierungsbit ausführen | Ja |
| Skalierbarkeit | 1S |
Meet the middle Haswell-E brother.
The latest High End Desktop platform, Intel's successor to Ivy Bridge-E, is here. And it's an awesome beast indeed.
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The Intel Core i7-5960X Extreme Edition offers eight cores (and 16 threads), resulting in stunning speeds on multithreaded workloads. If raw CPU power is your top priority and you've got the cash, this is the CPU to get.
We review the Core i7 5960X (Haswell-E) 8 core and 6-core 5930K and 5820K processors, we smack it on one of the long awaited X99 motherboards. Intel's most high-end processor SKUs just go... Introduction
We review the Haswell-E lineup by pitting all its processors against each other and the Ivy Bridge-E Intel Core i7-4960X, Haswell Refresh Intel Core i7-4790K, and Haswell Intel Core i7-4770K. If you are looking to build a high-end gaming PC, or are looking to upgrade, then look no further: This review will tell you which CPU you will want to get to cover your needs.
In late 2011, I wagered that Intel would follow-up its i7-3960X with an eight-core model within the year. That didn't happen. Instead, we have had to wait nearly three years since that release to finally see an eight-core Intel desktop chip become a reality. Now for the big question: Was the...
The new eight-core Extreme Edition is the most powerful consumer-level CPU ever made.
Introduction & What's New? The Intel Core i7 5960X, codename Haswell-E, is probably 2014's worst kept secret. As I am writing this review the full specifications, pricing and pictures of just about every X99 board in existence have already been made public and the NDA is still a few days off. Product launches like this make me wonder what purpose NDAs even serve when they appear to not be worth the paper they are written on. Anyway, politics aside, today we can present your our Intel Core i7 5960X review - at least pretend to be surprised! Intel's High
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