it says 4th generation intel cpu ready, how about the 5th generation like the intel i7-5820k CPUs?
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I have an AMD processor and not Intel. However, I do not believe that the power supply is anything but what it is. That is, a power supply. I merely provides the amperage and voltage output for the computer to use. I can say that this series of Corsair power supplies has an excellent reputation, works without any issues and does not make any noise. What more could you want from it?
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To my knowledge nothing in the power specifications have changed from Haswell to Broadwell. There was some concern about the new power sleep states in Haswell. Issues with the new sleep state can also be caused by expansion cards. If people ran into problems with the new C6/C7 sleep states they simpley disabled the setting in the bios. The greater concern is having enough power for your build. If your planning on tri or quad SLI this PSU does not have enough wattage. Most people I know want the the 5820K for the extra PCIe lanes for multiple video card support. CPU's have far less impact on gaming than Video cards do. To my knowledge nothing in the power specifications have changed from Haswell to Broadwell. There was some concern about the new power sleep states in Haswell. Issues with the new sleep state can also be caused by expansion cards. If people ran into problems with the new C6/C7 sleep states they simpley disabled the setting in the bios. The greater concern is having enough power for your build. If your planning on tri or quad SLI this PSU does not have enough wattage. Most people I know want the the 5820K for the extra PCIe lanes for multiple video card support. CPU's have far less impact on... » Read More To my knowledge nothing in the power specifications have changed from Haswell to Broadwell. There was some concern about the new power sleep states in Haswell. Issues with the new sleep state can also be caused by expansion cards. If people ran into problems with the new C6/C7 sleep states they simpley disabled the setting in the bios. The greater concern is having enough power for your build. If your planning on tri or quad SLI this PSU does not have enough wattage. Most people I know want the the 5820K for the extra PCIe lanes for multiple video card support. CPU's have far less impact on gaming than Video cards do. « Show Less
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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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yes http://ark.intel.com/products/72055/Intel-Core-i5-3337U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2_70-GHz
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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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This motherboard supports all processors that use the Intel 4th Generation 1150 socket [All Intel CPU's in the "Core" series (i.e. i3, i5, i7) and some models of Intel Pentium Dual Core that utilize the 4th generation LGA-1150 socket. (not to be confused with the "Intel Pentium D", which used the old 3rd Generation socket, and is NOT supported)] Hope this helped (:
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Yes, it is a great processor. However, I would look at getting the 5820k because its newer and a little bit faster.
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Antes 2nd or 3rd generation intel CPU. It has to be lga 1155 and it can be a core i3, core i5 or core i7.
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Its 4th generation core i5 processor. Due to touch screen functionality you will not get 100% performance of processor speed, but it is OK to work with...
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It is the latest 4th generation Intel processor, the Haswell microarchitecture which follows Ivy Bridge. http://ark.intel.com/products/75117
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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 MHz However 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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Yes. Supports 4th gen Intel processors with 1150 chipset. The (fc) refers to the way the chip will be physically installed on the motherboard. As long as you have done or seen a cpu installation before, you should be fine. If not youtube has thousands of demonstrations.
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Yes, as advertised. Bought a few of this model, plus a few other models from seller. These guys are legit. The processor is 3rd gen.
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This processor should be considered third generation, with Ivy Bridge-E microarchitecture, was released in the 3rd quarter of 2013. If you are looking for 4th gen processors, you should look into the i7 Haswell chips.
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Based on my research, it is a 4th Generation Intel Core i5 processor. http://ark.intel.com/products/75047/intel-core-i5-4670-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3_80-ghz
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I doubt it since the cpu is an older generation. But its always best to have all hardware up to date so definitely update it.
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No it doesn't, is just the board and if you get this one take notice is for second/third generation Intel processors (current generation is fourth).I'm assuming you dont have a processor (CPU), so i will advice you to get a current generation board. Depending on your needs you can google stuff like "best budget cpu" or "best cpu for the money".Be careful about processors sockets when choosing a board
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No it is considered 3rd gen. It's not a Haswell it's an ivy bridge. These x79 chipset processors are all one gen behind the rest when they are launched. When the Haswell version is released the 5930k, the other processors will be whatever comes after Haswell . Hope that helps.