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Intel's Cascade Lake-X CPU for High-End Desktops: 18 cores for Under $1000
Anandtech - Intel's Cascade Lake-X CPU for High-End Desktops: 18 cores for Under $1000
May we live in interesting times.
When are we going to see these from LET providers, then again, why go for the latest CPUs when you can get 5 year old chips which are good enough for LET for free?
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They completely destroy power and heat.
You're going to have to stack a lot of customers on that type of CPU to make it worth it.
Francisco
Speed / cores competitive with Ryzen at the price, but power is higher, and what about ECC?
I think your subject line answered your question.
I see a LET providers continue to advertise systems built based E5-26xx processors, and even 56xx processors. I have even seen e7-4870 recently advertised.
Are they using cheaper power or cooler data centers in some old warehouses or something, or are they limiting the CPUs?