Thursday, August 6th 2020

Intel Preparing Avengers Branded "KA" Processors

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Intel became the official PC hardware partner for the PC version of Marvel's Avengers last year and it seems like Intel is looking to take advantage of that with new limited edition "KA" Avengers series processors. Trusted leaked @momomo_us recently discovered listings for several of these Intel "KA" series processors on a Vietnamese retailer. It appears Intel is preparing to release 4 processors across their i5, i7, and i9 lineups these being the i5-10600KA, i7-10700KA, i9-10850KA and i9-10900KA. These processors should be identical to their K series counterparts apart from the commemorative packaging and the possible inclusion of Marvel's Avengers game codes. These processors will likely see a global release in the coming weeks/months in preparation for the launch of Marvel's Avengers on September 4th.
Source: @momomo_us

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38 Comments on Intel Preparing Avengers Branded "KA" Processors

#1
Object55
George Foreman Grill would be a better sponsor.
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#2
hat
Enthusiast
Erm... what? Well, it's not anywhere near April 1st...
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#3
Sykobee
Most Avengers stuff I see is on kids toys. Avengers bicycles+helmets and the like.
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#4
BorisDG
Intel are starting to look less of some big hardware manufacturer and more of toy maker.
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#5
john_
Someone inform Intel that after the final Avengers movie and the clossing of theaters because of coronavirus, Avengers is a little not exactly in fashion. More like old news. But then again, Intel CPUs ARE old news....Hmmmmmmm
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#6
Unregistered
I never understood the appeal of the marvel thing, I feel it's overused, and nothing original comes from it.
#7
Assimilator
How about they start making "DIAF"-series CPUs? Marketing BS...
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#8
watzupken
Big LOL at this. So they are using Avengers to sugar coat their product now. They can laser etch a Captain America shield on their heatspread. LOL again.
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#10
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FreedomEclipseNot my kind of tháng
You mean not your KAnd of thing?

Sorry, I'll see meself out.
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#11
ShurikN
john_Someone inform Intel that after the final Avengers movie and the clossing of theaters because of coronavirus, Avengers is a little not exactly in fashion. More like old news. But then again, Intel CPUs ARE old news....Hmmmmmmm
Im guessing this is more for the upcoming Avengers game, rather than the movie.
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#12
Tomorrow
john_Someone inform Intel that after the final Avengers movie and the clossing of theaters because of coronavirus, Avengers is a little not exactly in fashion. More like old news. But then again, Intel CPUs ARE old news....Hmmmmmmm
My thougts exactly. This would have been a good tie-in in 2018 and 2019.
ShurikNIm guessing this is more for the upcoming Avengers game, rather than the movie.
I bet most people don't even know there's an Avengers game coming. And even if it's for that i can't imagine what the marketing will say - "Avengers, runs best on Intel CPU's"
Translation: "Avengers, runs best on 720p low on Intel CPU's"
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#13
Caring1
"in preparation for the launch of Marvel's Avengers on September 4th."
Don't they mean re-release.
It's not like people don't know about or have seen them before.
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#14
Th3pwn3r
john_Someone inform Intel that after the final Avengers movie and the clossing of theaters because of coronavirus, Avengers is a little not exactly in fashion. More like old news. But then again, Intel CPUs ARE old news....Hmmmmmmm
It's about Avengers War Table the game and it actually looks good, might not be though...time will tell.
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#15
TheoneandonlyMrK
It's a subtle sign of the time's, their competition used game bundles for years when they were less competitive.
Now Intel needs help shifting chips.
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#16
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
AssimilatorYou mean not your KAnd of thing?

Sorry, I'll see meself out.
Nah it was 'tháng'

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#17
laszlo
i'm expecting the "Shrek" branded ones ; i heard rumors that these will be on -10nm...
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#18
DiogoAntunes
Just LOL....Intel has nothing new at all and does these things....
If these CPU's actually happen this will hurt them more then benefit.

I wait for the batman ones on 10 nm, or whatever they want to call them, to replace my i5 9600k
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#19
phanbuey
uh wat... is this a real thing?
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#20
Yazzia
Caring1"in preparation for the launch of Marvel's Avengers on September 4th."
Don't they mean re-release.
It's not like people don't know about or have seen them before.
No, they mean the game that's being released on September 4th.
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#21
Chomiq
What do you do when you can't deliver 7nm? You jump the Marvel hype train.
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#22
$ReaPeR$
What a joke for a company.
Btw, I really do not care if it's about the avengers game. It's stupid no matter how they spin it.
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#23
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
TomorrowI bet most people don't even know there's an Avengers game coming
It was pretty big news a couple years ago due to SQEnix announcing that all Deus Ex and Tomb Raider games would be sidelined (other than Shadow of the Tomb Raider, which was nearing release at the time), so that its Eidos Montreal/ Crystal Dynamics people could devote all the company’s effort to a game based on Marvel’s Avengers, and Guardians of the Galaxy. I gave my own less than enthusiastic opinion on that move right here on the TPU thread about it. We still haven’t even gotten to the Guardians of the Galaxy IP yet...
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#24
Bee9
FreedomEclipseNah it was 'tháng'

Still didn’t get your joke. The picture says it’s 36 months of warranty
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#25
Vayra86
watzupkenBig LOL at this. So they are using Avengers to sugar coat their product now. They can laser etch a Captain America shield on their heatspread. LOL again.
They would burn straight thru it!
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