Intel i7-5775c and i5-5765c

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cloudinsky

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What's wrong with both of these CPUs? I cannot purchase i5-5765c at all and i7-5775c is 15-20% extra overpriced in addition to its overpriced msrp.

Did Intel abandon i5-5675c? Or is it temporary out of stock?


I really need a powerful and TDP efficient machine that cost less then $750-800.
 
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jpiniero

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Intel basically gave up on it due to the continuing 14nm yield problems. Even the 6600K and 6700K are not that easy to get, and those are smaller chips.
 
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Sweepr

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You might be interested in one of Intel's Skull Canyon NUCs, launching in the first trimester of 2016. They will be based on Intel's next-gen Iris Pro 580 (Skylake GT4e), rumoured to be up to 50% faster (graphics) than current models.
 
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cloudinsky

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Sweepr said:
You might be interested in one of Intel's Skull Canyon NUCs, launching in the first trimester of 2016. They will be based on Intel's next-gen Iris Pro 580 (Skylake GT4e), rumoured to be up to 50% faster (graphics) than current models.
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It sounds great, but 99% it will have low-clock 2 cpu / 4 threads processors, which I don't need.
 
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Plenty of them in stock in Europe. But with current 14nm products its still a hit and miss.
 
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2x8 DDR3-2133 SDRAM, 9-11-11-31 (G.Skill [TridentX] F3-2133C9D-16GTX).
4x4 DDR4-2666 SDRAM, 15-17-17-35 (G.Skill [Ripjaws 4] F4-2666C15Q-16GRR)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti (1000-1076/7010 Mhz)

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Looks like Broadwell i5 > Skylake i5 all the way... and that power consumption.... Incredible.
 
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jpiniero said:
Intel basically gave up on it due to the continuing 14nm yield problems. Even the 6600K and 6700K are not that easy to get, and those are smaller chips.
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Is this really the case? I was hoping to pick one up; maybe I'll have to buy used (which I'm totally okay with -- CPUs are pretty damn reliable).
 
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dark zero

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Sweepr said:
You might be interested in one of Intel's Skull Canyon NUCs, launching in the first trimester of 2016. They will be based on Intel's next-gen Iris Pro 580 (Skylake GT4e), rumoured to be up to 50% faster (graphics) than current models.
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But it has U tier (or trash who is the same), and few people needs that. They want the C or R versions who are the real deal.
 
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cloudinsky

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jpiniero said:
Intel basically gave up on it due to the continuing 14nm yield problems. Even the 6600K and 6700K are not that easy to get, and those are smaller chips.
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Is it your opinion based on a Fudzilla post or you can provide a (semi-)official evidence of your words?
Or, do you related to Intel and have some insider information?
 
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cloudinsky

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Magic Carpet said:
Looks like Broadwell i5 > Skylake i5 all the way... and that power consumption.... Incredible.
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I think it's only true in graphics intensive applications.

Ihmo, Skylake cpus have smaller die size to fit 4 cores and edram (L4 cache).

5675c and 5775c have 6200 iris pro graphics.

Only Iris 550 in Skylake family has similiar performance.

i.e.

6567U
6287U
6267U
6167U

All of those, 4 Moblle Skylake cpus listed above are 2C/4T cpus.
(My bet is that some of them will be used in the next Mac Book Pro 15 generation)


In short, if you don't care about TDP and have available pci-e slot for GPU, you should buy Skylake desktop cpu and any dedicated gpu for your needs.

My problem is that I am trying to build TDP efficient, relatively silent system with mini-itx motherboard and pci-e ssd.
 
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Sweepr

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cloudinsky said:
WRONG
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RIGHT. :p
This one is a quad-core with two cores disabled as Aracnothronic said. And I was talking about Skylake anyway. GT4e (Iris Pro 570/580) can only be found in 4C SKUs.

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All of those, 4 Moblle Skylake cpus listed above are 2C/4T cpus.
(My bet is that some of them will be used in the next Mac Book Pro 15 generation)
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Not really, Skylake-H should be used instead. 28W 2C/4T Skylake-U (Iris 550) is a better fit for the Macbook Pro 13''.
 
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Kanadian

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I was having the same issue trying to find a 5675C in Canada. Finally I found an OEM version at Overclockers UK and just went ahead and bought it. Shipping was quick and it actually turned out to be about the same price I would have paid in Canada for it, so no buyers' remorse from me.

As for how it performs, absolutely amazing. It's a great piece of tech and I would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a mini itx gaming rig.

Here's the link: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/inte...l-socket-lga1150-processor-oem-cp-577-in.html
 
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Techhog

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Arachnotronic said:
That's a quad core with two cores disabled :p
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How many straws did you have to grasp for this one?

Looking further, there's a lot of conflicting information and nothing definitive anywhere. We basically need to wait until release to see what's going on.
 
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Techhog said:
How many straws did you have to grasp for this one?

Looking further, there's a lot of conflicting information and nothing definitive anywhere. We basically need to wait until release to see what's going on.
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There is no native 2+GT4e die for Skylake.
 
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cloudinsky

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Kanadian said:
I was having the same issue trying to find a 5675C in Canada. Finally I found an OEM version at Overclockers UK and just went ahead and bought it. Shipping was quick and it actually turned out to be about the same price I would have paid in Canada for it, so no buyers' remorse from me.

As for how it performs, absolutely amazing. It's a great piece of tech and I would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a mini itx gaming rig.

Here's the link: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/inte...l-socket-lga1150-processor-oem-cp-577-in.html
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Thanks. I am a Canadian as well. It's actually very fair price.
 
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