I'm not worried the chip is warmer ... it was permitted in it's design to do so.
how so?

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I'm not worried the chip is warmer ... it was permitted in it's design to do so.
I didn't think 80c was anywhere near 105c. 25c is a lot of breathing space.
It will degradation your chip sooner because it 22nm chip!
Some people are obsessed with numbers I suppose. Just because it wont do 5.5GHz at 1V with the stock cooler its a fail. I'll be more than happy with 4.5GHz which is more than anyone really needs anyway.
Agree. Since building my Ivy rig yesterday I've yet to find a game that even comes close to pushing the CPU at stock speeds. Why anyone thinks they need a 5GHz overclock for gaming is beyond me.
This is something that also baffles me. People said similar things about SB-E when it was released, because the i7-3930k doesn't reach 5GHz as easily as the 2700k does. Perhaps these people weren't around during the so called "gigahertz wars", where Athlons were crushing P4s running at much higher clock rates, and we learned that it's not all about raw clock rate.Some people are obsessed with numbers I suppose. Just because it wont do 5.5GHz at 1V with the stock cooler its a fail. I'll be more than happy with 4.5GHz which is more than anyone really needs anyway.
This is something that also baffles me. People said similar things about SB-E when it was released, because the i7-3930k doesn't reach 5GHz as easily as the 2700k does. Perhaps these people weren't around during the so called "gigahertz wars", where Athlons were crushing P4s running at much higher clock rates, and we learned that it's not all about raw clock rate.
This is something that also baffles me. People said similar things about SB-E when it was released, because the i7-3930k doesn't reach 5GHz as easily as the 2700k does. Perhaps these people weren't around during the so called "gigahertz wars", where Athlons were crushing P4s running at much higher clock rates, and we learned that it's not all about raw clock rate.
Another assumption is that if you'Ve bought an Ivy CPU you must be mad moving from Sandy, when a lot of people like myself never bought Sandy and are upgrading from much older chips!
The 3770k vs 2600k is interesting because of the price gap, the 2500k and 3570k are so closely priced on most decent sites that for most the Ivy is the logical choice.
Heh, I hadn't noticed the price of the 3770K had creeped up a bit, think it was £249.99 when I ordered it on sunday.