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    [News] Intel Unveils Full X series 14- to 18-Core Processors, up to 68 PCIe 3.0 lanes

    https://newsroom.intel.com/news/inte...ing-september/



    Today, Intel is releasing the specifications for the 12- to 18-core processors: Intel? Core™ i9-7920X, Intel Core i9-7940X, Intel Core i9-7960X and the Extreme Edition Intel Core i9-7980XE processors. Announced at Computex 2017, the Intel Core X-series processor family is the most powerful, scalable and accessible high-end desktop platform1 offered by Intel, designed to deliver the performance needed to meet extreme computing demands for virtual reality (VR), content creation, gaming and overclocking.

    The new X-series processor family is the ultimate platform for content creators and gamers. Multitasking becomes extreme mega-tasking with simultaneous, compute-intensive, multithreaded workloads aligned in purpose, powered by up to 18 cores and 36 threads. And, with up to 68 PCIe 3.0 lanes on the platform, people have the ability to expand their systems with fast SSDs, up to four discrete GFX cards and ultrafast Thunderbolt™ 3 solutions.

    Content creators can expect up to 20 percent better performance for VR content creation2 and up to 30 percent faster 4K video editing3 over the previous generation. This means less time waiting and more time designing new worlds and experiences. Gamers and enthusiasts will experience up to 30 percent faster extreme mega-tasking for gaming4 over the previous generation.
    so they went from 44 to 68. lol
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    so 24 from the chipset...


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    was hoping for a price decrease, lol.

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    Another point of comparison: Intel's quad-core i7-7700K -- its fastest consumer CPU from earlier this year -- scored just 966 on that same benchmark.
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    "up to 68 PCIe 3.0 lanes"

    Translation: the CPU has 44 PCI-E 3.0 lanes with x4 dedicated to the chipset. The chipset has x24 PCI-E 3.0 lanes funneled through the DMI 3.0 bus (a fancy way of saying x4 PCI-e lanes). Total = 64 total PCI-E 3.0 with 40 on the CPU.
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