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That's probably a downwards spread spectrum that is causing that.
If it's not then maybe diff voltage levels, or a over heated crystal, whatever.
Perf loss is min, but if the tables aren't complete then you may have troubles clocking it up in diff ways.
when i5 4690K comes?
September. Paper launched this month.Quote:
Originally Posted by psychopath
Asus released BIOS for Z87 series (!!) boards, to run Devil's Canyon.........
http://i2.aijaa.com/b/00985/13305369.jpg
Thank you for the heads up stasio , this is great news:up: , my Asus Boards are ready for Devil's Canyon , My Z87 MVIE still in perfect conditions for benching then :) life is good !Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
Any ES yet?
Sorry!!!! Silly question, seen previous post.
Hold on a sec, sorry :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tenknics
Guess the September rumor was just that..New info.
http://cdn.overclock.net/7/75/500x10...188830c5e.jpeg
Looks like late June/early July
http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q...e/M6G4790K.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by DFI pit bull
http://cdn.overclock.net/5/57/57c20f...0e1f7439b.jpeg
Btw that's not a photoshop. It is running on an Asus z87 board. Asus announced support just recently.
I'm not that advanced in TIMs, but what's Next-gen Polymer TIM ? ;)
Probably Ceramique instead of Toothpaste.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mumak
Polymer tim1 (intel has patents of their polymer tim in 2012).
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login...mber%3D6231565Quote:
Next-generation microprocessors require an advanced first-level thermal interface material (TIM1) to provide the lowest possible thermal resistance while improving reliability, ease-of-use and, most importantly, lowering cost. The thermal resistance values for the LMA gel is slightly higher as compared to Indium performance (intels indium solder), but the main benefits are ease-of-use and significantly lower cost, as the process does not require additional metallization of the die and heat sink.
Pastes are 3-5 w/mk, solder 88 w/mk and many newer polymers listed around 30 w/mk. So delidding and adding 20 w/mk metallic tim shouldnt be necessary or beneficial, even if decreasing bondline thickness.
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advanced first-level thermal interface material (TIM1) to provide the lowest possible thermal resistance while improving reliability, ease-of-use and, most importantly, lowering cost.
You can pre-order from Newegg now, release date is 6/25/14
4690K http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...&leaderboard=1
4790K http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...&leaderboard=1
Preorder with Microcenter for much better prices (if available in your area). Crazy price on the G3258 for cheap fun . Ship date is 7/4
Intel G3258 - $59.99
http://www.microcenter.com/product/4...sor_-_PREORDER
Intel i5-4690k - $199.99
http://www.microcenter.com/product/4...or_-__PREORDER
Intel i7-4790k - $279.99
http://www.microcenter.com/product/4...or_-__PREORDER
Quote:
Originally Posted by Miwo
Thats a $60 price difference...wow. How are they able to do that?
I think Microcenter takes a loss on CPUs , especially if the tray 1000qty. prices are true. Their goal is to get you into the store and buy other stuff. If you've ever been inside, its like Candyland :). They will make the most profit accessories on accessories, cables, food, cooling, etc. If the pricing holds, and they offer Mobo combos on top of this then that would be awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by Tenknics
Is Microcenter much different than Frys? Frys has EVERYTHINGQuote:
Originally Posted by Miwo
Yeah MC always has crazy CPU prices. They sell 1 of each per household (they enforce it) and the techs will usually try to sell you a mobo/ram/case/psu combo too until they realize you know more about the stuff they sell than they do ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenknics
I'm definitely grabbing a G3258 when I go get a 4790K, just for fun :nod:
That's why I bring the wife and kids and we pay with cash. The first time we used a credit card and it was under our last name they refused to sell us.
But with cash, a phony name and phony address. Ka-Ching. No issues
What the?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kensek
What's wrong with your surname?
-PB
Nothing if you don't mind getting added to their mailing list and/or having your name sold to mailing lists/services.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
Also, he can go back and use his real name, or another nom de guerre and buy another one at discount, assuming he is bright enough to buy at a different time/day.
4790k is still C0 stepping, so am I right to assume that it will be exactly the same as the other Haswell chips? so why is everybody getting so exited about it? because it has different TIM????:confused::shrug: or will retail 4790K be a new stepping??
Not bad if retail samples behave similarly...
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/dis..._with_LN2.html
not bad, but not forget, its validation. PRO overl:banana::banana::banana::banana:ers get valdiation at 5400 MHz with allinone liquid (CM) and voltage around 1.6 V. Validation is far far away from stable or from benchmarking. But of course, 5400 is nice results for Haswell and validation file. My binned 4770K can get around 51xx MHz, there is the wall :-/
My Gigabyte Z87X-OC has the F8 BIOS which supports the 4690 & 4790 (both non K listed), it should support the K editions just fine if it supports those though right?
No, non-K versions are plain old Haswell. K versions of those numbers are Devil's Canyon and require a BIOS update, which should be coming soon for Gigabyte Z87 boards.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeathReborn
In other news, #1 anniversary Pentium, week 32, does 4,72 GHz at 1,34 V aircooled. Post @ 4,8 with 1,42V, no post higher no matter what volts. Substrate is not new like Devil's Canyon, it's plain old 2C+GT2 substrate. TIM might be new, but I can't check on this CPU :D