Is this has well (4th gen i7 i5) ready? is that what it means by i7 i5?
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This power supply can handle the Intel Core i7 and i5 Haswell processor. However, this is a bronze series therefore it's obviously not as good on power consumption as the gold series. I can tell you that for the price and it being 1000W of output it's a great buy. Depending on the system you are trying to build this is ideal for rigs running a 2 to 3 way SLI or CrossFire configurations since the graphic cards are what consume the most power off of your power supplies. I really hope this answered your question, if you have any other questions please let me know thank you for your question and for your time have a great day.
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As the above user said, the certification does not affect the actual quality of the PSU. There are many Gold certified power supplies which fail to actually meet the certification and there are even a few that are designed so bad that they will blow up. You should not look at the certification only. The internal components are the most important thing to worry about. The internals received a very good rating from JonnyGURU, one of the authorities on power supplies.
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This power supply can handle the Intel Core i7 and i5 Haswell processor. However, this is a bronze series therefore it's obviously not as good on power consumption as the gold series. I can tell you that for the price and it being 1000W of output it's a great buy. Depending on the system you are trying to build this is ideal for rigs running a 2 to 3 way SLI or CrossFire configurations since the graphic cards are what consume the most power off of your power supplies. I really hope this answered your question, if you have any other questions please let me know thank you for your question and for your time have a great day. This power supply can handle the Intel Core i7 and i5 Haswell processor. However, this is a bronze series therefore it's obviously not as good on power consumption as the gold series. I can tell you that for the price and it being 1000W of output it's a great buy. Depending on the system you are trying to build this is ideal for rigs running a 2 to 3 way SLI or CrossFire configurations since the graphic cards are what consume the most power off of your power supplies. I really hope this answered your question, if you have any other questions please let me know thank you for your question... » Read More This power supply can handle the Intel Core i7 and i5 Haswell processor. However, this is a bronze series therefore it's obviously not as good on power consumption as the gold series. I can tell you that for the price and it being 1000W of output it's a great buy. Depending on the system you are trying to build this is ideal for rigs running a 2 to 3 way SLI or CrossFire configurations since the graphic cards are what consume the most power off of your power supplies. I really hope this answered your question, if you have any other questions please let me know thank you for your question and for your time have a great day. « Show Less
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Hi yeah Ive seen that too. The model I purchased is a core i5. Hope that helps
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the third version is out now 4th gen intel core i3 directly from dells website,ur lucky if you still havn't bought this kind get the third edition from dell.
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which i7 chip do you have? if its the "4..." model most of them fit in this. why most. because some "4..." arent LGA 1150. which this mother board is.
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I received mine on September 22nd and it does have the i5-2430M. Kind of interesting though as even the box and all of the packaging lists the i5-2410M. Only see the correct processor when you look at the computer profile once you start it up.
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It's Haswell (not sure what you mean by 4th edition). Spec summary at:http://ark.intel.com/products/77656/intel-core-i7-4771-processor-8m-cache-up-to-3_90-ghz
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yes it is Core i5 4300U / 1.9 GHz Windows 7 Pro 64-bit / 8 Pro 64-bit downgrade pre-installed: Windows 7 4 GB RAM 500 GB HDD ( 16 GB SSD cache ) 14" wide 1600 x 900 / HD+ Intel HD Graphics 4400 802.11ac 3G/4G upgradable
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You should be fine with the i5, I own one and it's great. I think I will keep mine for about three years ( by then I should be able to afford a new model if I save my pennies)
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yes. unless the description is messed up, this is what it says.Compatibility: Intel Core i7/i5/i3 (Socket LGA1156/1155)
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How do we tell if it is the correct processor and what do we do if we don't get it?
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Yup it's new. Look at your hardware specs? What does your motherboard want for memory?
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Dear Don P.If you are asking about the model NP940X3G-K04US, then this is the 4th Generation I7 Processor for sure. It is clocked at 1.8 MHzHowever if you are interested in the 4th generation Intel processor make sure that you order this particular model as they are still selling some older 3rd generation based laptops although at much reduced price.Hope this helps.
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I'm wondering the same thing. I just ordered one up but before I tear open the box I need to know which processor it has. I ordered it thinking it was an i7.; After I posted this I noticed that they changed description to an i3.
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It was not in box, but it was the correct processor. I've been using it for 6 months now with no issue. You'll need some thermal paste, though.
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Has anyone had any luck hearing when or if the i7 version will be available?
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No. This CPU is a newer generation that is 1150 (Haswell class), that has better integrated video. These Haswell class i3's and above are capable of 4K Ultra. AMDs are not FYI. AMDs require like 90% CPU processing power to even do it. Haswell i3's start at maybe around 10% to 15%. Pair it with the GIGABYTE GA-H81M-HD3 LGA 1150 Intel H81 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard from Newegg. It's 4K capable too, with a Display Port, which is more advanced than HDMI. Make sure you get at the minimum DDR3 1600 RAM or better because this integrated graphics will use up system RAM. No. This CPU is a newer generation that is 1150 (Haswell class), that has better integrated video. These Haswell class i3's and above are capable of 4K Ultra. AMDs are not FYI. AMDs require like 90% CPU processing power to even do it. Haswell i3's start at maybe around 10% to 15%. Pair it with the GIGABYTE GA-H81M-HD3 LGA 1150 Intel H81 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard from Newegg. It's 4K capable too, with a Display Port, which is more advanced than HDMI. Make sure you get at the minimum DDR3 1600 RAM or better because this integrated graphics will use up system RAM.
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i believe its an updated processor so nothing much in functioning as it should...lmk thanks