I may have that already. I'm not sure. All the numbering after the i7 part has been doing my head in.albino boo said:An i7 4790k
OT: Cheesy fries and a soda.
I may have that already. I'm not sure. All the numbering after the i7 part has been doing my head in.albino boo said:An i7 4790k
The first digit after the i7 is the generation and the k after the numbers means it's been unlocked, so it can be overclockedBarbas said:I may have that already. I'm not sure. All the numbering after the i7 part has been doing my head in.
Oh. The unlocked part sounded vaguely familiar, but I wasn't aware of the gen thing. Thanks, that should make it considerably easier to keep track of. I'd previously just assumed a higher number was better, but I made that mistake with a few graphics cards and nooooooooope nopenope no.albino boo said:A bunch of fives
The first digit after the i7 is the generation and the k after the numbers means it's been unlocked, so it can be overclockedBarbas said:I may have that already. I'm not sure. All the numbering after the i7 part has been doing my head in.
All the i7 5xxx have less processing power than the i7 4xxx but they require less watts than the 4th. Another great move from intel.Barbas said:Oh. The unlocked part sounded vaguely familiar, but I wasn't aware of the gen thing. Thanks, that should make it considerably easier to keep track of. I'd previously just assumed a higher number was better, but I made that mistake with a few graphics cards and nooooooooope nopenope no.
albino boo said:All the i7 5xxx have less processing power than the i7 4xxx but they require less watts than the 4th. Another great move from intel.