Intel throws Sandy Bridge E, the new CPUs high end

Today there does its premiere the new series Core i7 3000 under the name code Sandy Bridge E for the socket 2011 of Intel. These new CPUs will be the new series that will dominate the market high end during what it reduces of this year and what will be during almost the whole 2012. Three are the new models Core i7 that will make use of the new socket LGA2011 and the chipset X79, but of them the star protagonist of the day is the new Core i7 3960x Carry to extremes edition, a processor of 6 nuclei and 12 Threads with impressive 15 MB of cache L3 and 3,3 frequency GHz. The new Intel beast has a good time of being the most rapid processor of the planet for the market Desktop, if they do not believe it give a look to the different reviews that were thrown about the world, in finished compiled prepared for you:



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