Confirmed - i9 9900k will have soldered IHS, no more toothpaste TIM

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PeterScott

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mikk

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Getting back onto topic, Hardware Unboxed confirmed the 9900k works on z370. At this point we all suspected it did, but nice to have a confirmation.


This is old stuff, we have got numerous confirmations for this in the last weeks and months.
 

RichUK

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I haven't seen any leaks on temps yet - be interesting to see temps when all cores are at 5Ghz on an AIO and air.
 

Dayman1225

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Apparently this is the i9 9900K packaging

and apparently this is the NDA dates for 9th gen

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n0x1ous

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all this new hardware staring at me....just waiting on 9900k, the ti's and mobo.......its killing me
 

Hitman928

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Yeah, hate the packaging. I wasn't a big fan of TR packaging either, but it is better than whatever that is.
 

Head1985

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Intel still sells some CPU in USA?Here in EU/czech republic intel dont sell any cpu.All cpu are gone and rest is overpriced.i dont epxpecting 9700/9900 even start selling at this point.
Here is list of most selling cpus
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StinkyPinky

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I will probably buy this if I can get it for under $500. Don't need it, but why not. Can sell the 8700k so won't be hugely out of pocket.
 

beginner99

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I'd rather pay 50 bucks less to be able to pick it up in a white envelope. Who cares about the packaging?

Well I care as this packaging looks like a huge waste of plastic. old Intel stuff was packaged very nicely and Eco-friendly. I remember my G2 ssd which came in brown cardboard box. Yeah this and AMDs packaging are anything but that.