Intel Core i7 7820X Skylake X Review
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Published: 19th June 2017 | Source: Intel | Price: $599 |
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We hadn't run the latest version of the encoding benchmark on the Broadwell-E CPUs, so it wasn't a big shock that the eight cores of the Ryzen processors easily topped our graph. Much like CineBench though the i7-7820X beats it out comfortably at stock and overclocked it is a scarcely believable 33% faster.
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I will be watching this while munching my dinner tonight, thanks!Quote
Damn, doubling the wattage for that overclock? Guess I'll stick with stock, with that power usage you might as well be mining.Quote
Only had a little time to read the last two paragraphs of the conclusion which precisely answered my question because I was eyeing the 7820X for a gaming rig. Muchos gracias for saving me valuable beer tokens; 6C/12T Coffee Lake-S it is then!Quote
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Only had a little time to read the last two paragraphs of the conclusion which precisely answered my question because I was eyeing the 7820X for a gaming rig. Muchos gracias for saving me valuable beer tokens; 6C/12T Coffee Lake-S it is then!
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looks like i don´t need to shop wood for the winter when i have this skylake-x.Quote