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vivster said:
JEMC said:

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.

Feature  set?

Do you really think people (consumer and prosumer, remember), will care that much about quad RAM or extra security to justify the extra cost of the platform?

But now that I think about it, Intel always plays the PCIe lines card.



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