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Read more.Many parts are simply clocked about 100MHz higher than the 2013 chips they replace.
Intel uses new TIM between die and IHS? NEEDS NEW SOCKET AND CHIPSET!
Originally Posted by Agent
Hehe, luckily not, though people playing with SSDs etc. might want to go to the 9 series motherboards.
And new SSD's
By all accounts the 9 series motherboards are only going to support M.2
Well they still support PCIe and SATA SSDs too.
Something would have gone terribly wrong if they suddenly removed all PCIe and SATA connections
Sadly some SSD's are already maxing out SATA III, if we want to go faster we are now going to have to buy a M.2 drive.
Well unless some manufacture manages to implement a decent SATA Express solution.
So would the i7 4790 be the replacement for the current i7 4770k ?
No, the 4790K is, coming out in a few months.
Ah ok thanks for that, I didn't see that one on the list and was wondering if they had just dropped the 'K' suffix.
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