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Only 6700K owners should be disappointed, though. And they shouldn't be upgrading to KL unless they need the video capability.Those about to be disappointed, we salute you!
It's possible Kaby Lake ends up being like Broadwell, only i3s and faster.I'm hoping that at least one model of 2C/4T Pentium is included at launch. That's what I'm interested in. (I think that the G4400 Pentium was available at the launch of Skylake, although the G3900 Celeron CPUs didn't show up until six months later.)
Ugh, no Pentium out yet.
weird, the AT article says not yet.
Since the CPUs have been shipping to retailers since Dec., and they are about to drop the embargo on Jan 3rd (later today), and then I hope, showing up at retailers like Newegg shortly thereafter - which one(s) are YOU planning to get, and why?
Man i would wait 3 months and see if a zen 4c 8t will not be aprox the same budget as i3 especially as you want a 7700k.Would love a i7 7700k but with the Christmas season just ending I am short on cash now so I am hoping for the next best thing which is a i3 7350k. Wanting nothing short of 4.8Ghz with a Hyper 212 Evo G1 and really praying to hit 5.0Ghz stable for 24/7 use.
Yeah, just checking Newegg, it's 7PM EST, no KBL CPUs found yet. Strange.Was hoping to see these in the wild today. Surprised I havent found them at the usual places like Newegg and Microcenter.
Man i would wait 3 months and see if a zen 4c 8t will not be aprox the same budget as i3 especially as you want a 7700k.
Yeah, just checking Newegg, it's 7PM EST, no KBL CPUs found yet. Strange.
Edit: Yeah, the Pentium G4560 looks sweet for the price. 3.5Ghz, 2C/4T, for under $70.
Now to get a couple, and see if they can be BCLK OCed in my Z170 Pro4S, with only the 3.00 BIOS which doesn't support KBL, technically.