Saturday, May 7th 2016

TechPowerUp News: Intel Core i7 "Kaby Lake" Processor

This week on TechPowerUp News (after a brief sabbatical), we'll talk about Intel's exciting new Core i7-7700K "Kaby Lake" processor, Core i7-6950X and i7-6850X "Broadwell-E" benchmarks, and AMD 8-core "Summit Ridge."

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24 Comments on TechPowerUp News: Intel Core i7 "Kaby Lake" Processor

#1
buggalugs
zomg where have you been I thought you got fired or something!! lol.
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#2
Src
it's Core i7 7700, not 7700K .. successor for 6700 3.4/4.0Ghz, so basically +200Mhz (3.6/4.2Ghz) for 7700.
7700K should have turbo up to 4.4Ghz
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#4
megamanxtreme
3 years later...
It's great that you escaped from that underground prison.

The way you say "Kaby," though. The way you said "Ti" is cool since it starts-off "titanium."
Yet, how you say Kaby...more like "cabby."
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#5
brutlern
megamanxtreme3 years later...
It's great that you escaped from that underground prison.

The way you say "Kaby," though. The way you said "Ti" is cool since it starts-off "titanium."
Yet, how you say Kaby...more like "cabby."
Yeah, "cabby" is how I think it should be pronounced, but also "Ti", me thinks should be "Tea-Eye", not "Thai"
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#6
mcraygsx
Kaby was the reason I skipped Skylake all together. I very much enjoyed the Devils canyon.
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#7
bogami
Commented nice and how joints you smoke during production:laugh::roll::peace:good show.
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#8
hapkiman
Srcit's Core i7 7700, not 7700K .. successor for 6700 3.4/4.0Ghz, so basically +200Mhz (3.6/4.2Ghz) for 7700.
7700K should have turbo up to 4.4Ghz
Nope it is i7 7700k, and I agree it should turbo to 4.4GHz, but the info out now is 4.2GHz. Seems odd.
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#9
alucasa
Waiting for Intel Lake processor.
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#10
zithe
Thanks for the comments, guys! So glad to be back in the saddle again. :)
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#11
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
Glad to see you back!! Seems like forever.
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#12
R-T-B
I know I'm late to the party, but welcome back man!
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#14
Nihilus
One f the biggest hardware weeks in a long time.

I never knew how to pronounce 980ti before this video.
I always though "980 tee eye" and not "980 tie" :p
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#15
zithe
NihilusOne f the biggest hardware weeks in a long time.

I never knew how to pronounce 980ti before this video.
I always though "980 tee eye" and not "980 tie" :p
It could be "Tee eye"! I've heard logan on Teksyndicate pronounce it "tie" and was rather fond of it.
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#16
arterius2
glad to see these videos are getting much better, keep up the good work!
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#18
Urlyin
I still do pencil mods
zitheThanks for the comments, guys! So glad to be back in the saddle again. :)
I liked it ... Great Job
:toast:
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#19
Src
hapkimanNope it is i7 7700k, and I agree it should turbo to 4.4GHz, but the info out now is 4.2GHz. Seems odd.
source ? because it's NOT... there is no exact SKU mentioned in the leaked benchmark... so WHY not ? i7 7700 fits perfectly with this clocks... I bet 7700K will have 4.4Ghz turbo
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#20
Caring1
brutlernYeah, "cabby" is how I think it should be pronounced, but also "Ti", me thinks should be "Tea-Eye", not "Thai"
I agree, "Thai" sounds retarded, like they don't know what they are talking about, a 2 year old reading phonetically might say it that way.
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#22
Caring1
Prima.VeraTi comes from Titanium.
Pronunciation:
/taɪˈteɪniəm/
ty-TAY-nee-əm

...and some of you guys are so called "native speakers". Pfff! lol
I'm aware of where it came from, as are most people, that doesn't change the pronunciation. Try saying GTX as a word, you can't because it isn't, Ti is no different.
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#23
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
It's a t and an i, so tee-aye fo sho.
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#24
illli
this guy sounds like me after I've had one too many beers :D
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