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Netman August 21st 11 01:02 PM

Intel Sandy Bridge E Core i7 3960X vs 3930K - questions
 
Hello!

I have read specification about two Intel Sandy Bridge E Core i7 processors:

a) 3960X (L3 15 MB cache, 3,3 Ghz, 3,9 Ghz in Turbo Boost) - 900 $
and
b) 3930K (L3 12 MB cache, 3,2 Ghz, 3,8 Ghz in Turbo Boost) - 500 $

Two differences between these two processors a
- 0,1 Ghz difference
- 3 MB L3 cache difference

I heard unofficial prices of these two processors and the difference is
nearly half.

Questions to you:
1) Why will a) processor be so expensive?
2) Is 0,1 Ghz and 3 MB cache better worth price?
3) Will video rendering in Sony Vegas Pro be extremely better in the
comparision
to b) processor?
4) So, will a) processor be worth buying? Will it be better to save nearly
400 $
and have only little worse processor b)?
5) Maybe there is some invisible parameter which makes the a) processor so
extreme
as it used to be call, and maybe it is so extreme if we look at working
efficiency?

Thank you in advnace
Netm.





Jim[_31_] August 21st 11 10:19 PM

Intel Sandy Bridge E Core i7 3960X vs 3930K - questions
 
The invisible parameter is binning. The higher quality CPUs are turned into
extreme editions so overclockers with bottomless pockets will buy them.


Netman August 22nd 11 07:02 AM

Intel Sandy Bridge E Core i7 3960X vs 3930K - questions
 

Uzytkownik "Jim" napisal w wiadomosci
...
The invisible parameter is binning. The higher quality CPUs are turned
into extreme editions so overclockers with bottomless pockets will buy
them.


OK. I hope I know what you mean.
1) Do you mean cooling by liquid nitrogen?
2) If i am not a overclocker, is it good idea to buy it?

I heard that these two processors will be cooled only by liquid
substance. I don`t know which one but it does.

Do you have the same infromation?

Thank you in advance for help
Netm.




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