Intel i7 available locally

How about the X58 is only ddr3 compatible??

And the X58 board is the coolest thing since toast.
 
Elitist market...dont you think that most people that can afford the latest cpus and gfx cards are are already bored with computers?

The mid-ranged market is where the moneys at.
 
Rouxenator said:
Why not get a AMD instead - it is what intel copied to get to this thing.
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Bwhahahahahahahahaha

OMW these amd fanboi's are crazy. Go look at these new intel cpu vs the fastest amd available to do then you can also go bwhahahahahahaha when people suggest something that crazy.

Actually mid-range is not your big money making market, all the hardcore upgraders who buy the most expensive stuff generates far more profit than people buying your mid - range goods.
 
Where does the name come from? core linux + Imac + Windows7 =Core i7 ;) couldn't they just stuck with Pentium :(
 
What's the Xeon version of Nehalem then? :) That will kick the Exteme's a_s but will be x2 the price no doubt....
 
killadoob said:
Bwhahahahahahahahaha

OMW these amd fanboi's are crazy. Go look at these new intel cpu vs the fastest amd available to do then you can also go bwhahahahahahaha when people suggest something that crazy.

Actually mid-range is not your big money making market, all the hardcore upgraders who buy the most expensive stuff generates far more profit than people buying your mid - range goods.
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The i7 will kill anything amd has to offer at the moment. That said, Intel DID copy AMD with regards to the integrated memory controller. So now Intel's CPUs have pretty much everything AMD's have and more.
 
killadoob said:
Bwhahahahahahahahaha

OMW these amd fanboi's are crazy. Go look at these new intel cpu vs the fastest amd available to do then you can also go bwhahahahahahaha when people suggest something that crazy.

Actually mid-range is not your big money making market, all the hardcore upgraders who buy the most expensive stuff generates far more profit than people buying your mid - range goods.
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I would think that businesses and mass purchasing kinda topples that over...but now that you mention it, the guys who do buy like that spend on average the price of 3 pc's a year, so maybe...:confused:
 
francoislr said:
I would think that businesses and mass purchasing kinda topples that over...but now that you mention it, the guys who do buy like that spend on average the price of 3 pc's a year, so maybe...:confused:
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They do? I wonder, I bet at best they buy CPU and mobo annually and maybe a new gfx card every 6 months.
 
doesn't big business tend to buy near top end specs? and seeing as they don't all upgrade at the same time, wouldn't that actually help the numbers of top end components (cpu/mobo but not necessarily gfx)?

In any event. I would think that which market big business plays in, is the one that is most likely to be where these guys want to play. But then again I do not know this industry.
 
milomak said:
doesn't big business tend to buy near top end specs?
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No, apart from the marketing department(where they most probably are using grapical tools or even video editing tools) normally the average paper pusher at a company requires little more than a stable word/excel/outlook capable machine, everything else is a waist.
milomak said:
and seeing as they don't all upgrade at the same time, wouldn't that actually help the numbers of top end components (cpu/mobo but not necessarily gfx)?
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no, they tend to buy midrange desktops (or lease it from dell/hp), and normally the components in these machines tend to be purposely under clocked I suppose for stability and to make the more energy efficient I guess aswell
milomak said:
In any event. I would think that which market big business plays in, is the one that is most likely to be where these guys want to play. But then again I do not know this industry.
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True, cause big companies buy big amounts of pc's, but all of this is about to change even more now with the advent of cloud computing (and is already changing), to the point where if all is as it is promised the normal paper pusher requires only a web browser and domain login (can't wait till that time, life would be so much simpler for our IT guys)
 
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