Introducing Ivy Bridge E - Intel's Core i7 4960X 4930K & 4820K CPUs Have Arrived!
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Here's an introduction to Intel's latest line of CPUs on their enthusiast X79 / Socket 2011 platform. Code named "Ivy Bridge E", these processors feature up to six cores and are designed for heavy lifting -- multi-threaded, CPU-intensive workloads such as video rendering and physics simulations. Are they right for you? Check out the video to find out.
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Here's an introduction to Intel's latest line of CPUs on their enthusiast X79 / Socket 2011 platform. Code named "Ivy Bridge E", these processors feature up to six cores and are designed for heavy lifting -- multi-threaded, CPU-intensive workloads such as video rendering and physics simulations. Are they right for you? Check out the video to find out.
Intel Core i7 4960X:
Intel Core i7 4930K:
Intel Core i7 4820K:
- Credits -
Camera: Mr. Lam
Host: Paul
Editing: Anna
Yelled at the Cameraman: Mr. Lam
NeweggTV is growing! We're expanding to other channels to bring you even more content -- from the latest in computer hardware, to snazzy consumer electronics, and even video game overviews -- you can check it all out at the channel links below:
Can't get enough cool tech? | subscribe to
Want consumer electronics? | subscribe to
Interested in gaming? | subscribe to [COMING SOON]
For everything else, check out
For a more in-depth view of Newegg behind the scenes, check out Newegg Unscrambled, The Official Newegg Blog!
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