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vivster said:
That would be pretty cool. I'd definitely go for a high clocked mainstream i7 with 8C/16T.

The question is what would happen to Intel's s.2011 line of procs, because those with 8 or less cores would be useless, and those with more cores will, due to being slower (because I doubt the supposed 8c/16t 9700K would be slower than the 8700K), have problems beating it at most consumer/prosumer tasks.

Last edited by JEMC - on 28 November 2017

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