Intel recently released its latest generation of processors to
the market, Skylake, making Intel is not standing still in the developing
innovations in its products. As
we know that Intel also has a line of extreme-class processors, which use an
average aimed at rendering heavy multimedia files, are also playing the game.
after releasing complacent mainstream class processor line, now turn to the extreme class of Intel that would be present to compete with competitors. Reporting from TweakTown, Friday (11/13/2015), is rumored that Intel is preparing Broadwell-E processors, the Core i7 6950X. Letter E refers to the word "Extreme" because the processor is intended for enthusiasts and gamers class heavyweight.
The Core i7 6950X processor will be equipped with 10 cores and 20 threads. Obviously with the core as much as it can be sure the processor is ready tortured to run a variety of weighing applications. Especially with the additional cores to 10 and 20 threads, the processor is suited to perform the rendering process such as video and audio rendering 3-dimensional rendering. The processor speed at the default position amounted to 3.0 Ghz, but for those who are less satisfied, could spur processor overclocks this manner.
Indeed, the Core i7 6950X is prefixed with the number 6, but the processor is still using the same socket as the Haswell-E processors that use socket LGA 2011-v3 X99 chipset. Estimates of these processors will swing to the market in the first quarter of 2016.