Intel cpu newegg Videos

• 1. Newegg TV: Introducing Intel's 4th Generation Core Processors
• 2. Newegg TV: Intel Installation Tutorial
• 3. Newegg TV: Intel Sandy Bridge-E Review and Benchmarks - Core i7 3960X CPU & Socket 2011 X79 Platform
• 4. Newegg TV: The Intel Sandy Bridge-E Core i7 3960X 3930K CPUs & Socket 2011 X79 Platform
• 5. Newegg TV: Intel Core i7-3970X Extreme Edition Sandy Bridge-E Overview
• 6. Newegg TV: Zalman CNPS14X Pure Aluminum High Performance CPU Cooler Overview

Newegg TV: Introducing Intel's 4th Generation Core Processors

User Comments

vidgrod poo commented on 25 Sep 2014

will this work with an MSI Z87-GD65 gaming motherboard?

Alucard8319 commented on 11 Aug 2015

+vidgrod poo make sure you upgrade your bios

Part Destroyed commented on 08 Mar 2015

is it lga 1150?then yes!

asmrobo commented on 12 May 2014

They should make an i9, i9 extreme, and extreme i5 and i3

TykoPC commented on 30 Nov 2015

no

David Matt commented on 11 May 2014

I understand so little of what's being and yet was so fixated on this video. There is so much I would like to learn.

Salvador Moran commented on 12 May 2014

Try COMPTIA A+. You'll find that interesting.

Arjun Limje commented on 30 Mar 2014

can a processor be replaced??

TykoPC commented on 30 Nov 2015

yes

Bloodrocutioner commented on 09 Feb 2014

Okay wtf? I've heard of a i7 4770k but on NewEgg I currently am eyeing a computer with an i7 4770s? Never heard of a 4770s, I'm gunna be running my gtx 770 with 16gbs of RAM, this is my first build by the way, I already need to get a stronger power supply cause of the 770. Any info? I've been debating STRONGLY on either the AMD 8350 OR an Intel, AMDs heat up terribly fast I've heard, I do gaming AND video editing btw.

Bloodrocutioner commented on 16 Feb 2014

Ahh cool thanks man :) I understand it a bit more now!

KitsuneCentral commented on 14 Feb 2014

The Core i7 4770s is a low power version of the standard I7 4770. It's clock speed is cut back, and the power saving features of Haswell set to "aggressive powersave" making it only use 65w of power. The Core i7 4770s is meant for people who want performance, but have a sub par motherboard that can't handle the full 84w of a standard i7. Most prebuilt PC's have such motherboards.

Bloodrocutioner commented on 13 Feb 2014

+planb1532190The only place I have near me is a Tiger Direct and they charge out the ass for products. I'm getting my PC pre built but everyone I've soon charges at least 10% more than what you listed.Idk, I've heard mixed reviews for the AMDs as well as the Intel processors

planb1532190 commented on 13 Feb 2014

if theres a microcenter near you, they have lowest processor pricing for both amd and intel, I know the i5 4670k's are $180, and the i7 4770k's are $250, all the others are proportional in price

Newegg TV: Intel Installation Tutorial

User Comments

gotindrachenhart commented on 03 Feb 2013

The socket install is all good....unless you have an ASRock board that came with bent pins...lots of them....then you tried to bend a few back and it doesn't help....so you RMA it only to have newegg tell you that you broke it....I got an ASRock Extreme4 board that had pins bent 180° from where they should be! I had pins that didn't even clear the surface of the bed, their tips were sitting flush to the hole they came out of! But...it's MY fault!! Goddamit newegg!!! /rant sorry guys

JoJoGunn1956 commented on 24 Oct 2012

I don't think that those stupid logos on the bottom corner are ever big enough. How about one dead center that takes up half the damn screen? And yeah, always tighten the cooler while the motherboard is flexing on a carboard box.

Knuckle commented on 21 Mar 2013

I have a question for you guys. I recently bought a Motherboard/CPU. Will I need a new HDD or have to reinstall windows for it to work, or can I just pop it in and be good to go (Note: CPU/Mobo are all that is new).

Black5Lion commented on 25 May 2013

The chipset is on the motherboard. But the two most common/best chipsets for lga1155 are H77 and Z77, the latter being aimed at overclockers. So you want a decent H77 motherboard.

mcquistan2015 commented on 24 Sep 2012

watch newegg's 3 step tutorial. it is by far the most accurate set of videos on how to build a computer i have ever seen by far.

gin fork commented on 29 Mar 2013

I'm pretty sure you can just install the new cpu/motherboard cause windows in on your hdd and not your cpu/motherboard

georgi5481 commented on 12 Nov 2013

Can I ask one stupid question ?!? The CPU cool down vent, comes with the CPU (like in the intel blue box), right?

Victor Nunez commented on 10 Sep 2012

Iam very confused about when do I need to use the thermal paste if is on both intel cpu and AMD

MrTrolmastr commented on 11 May 2013

hey can anyone tell me what chipset the i3 3220 is? i already know its socket 1155 lga

BubblyNinja commented on 05 Dec 2012

Wait... whats going on here? Theres a newegg channel and then NeweggProducts?

sexydudebutnotgay commented on 11 Sep 2012

yes, you do need to apply thermal paste with both intel and amd processors

bananishmeal commented on 13 Oct 2013

I think he thought he typed anti-semitic. Lol.

BrainWashing4Dummies commented on 08 Aug 2013

Fucking pervert. Racist.

Juan Gonzalez commented on 30 Aug 2014

Excellent tutorial

Jeremy Neil commented on 30 Jan 2013

a what wristband?

Kyle Greenough commented on 09 Feb 2013

Anti-Static?

kyle casey commented on 08 Sep 2012

2nnndddddd

Amod Kala commented on 23 Sep 2013

What?

MrBluePapaSmurfx commented on 27 Jul 2013

yes!

lucasfer899 commented on 07 Sep 2012

YaY

Newegg TV: Intel Sandy Bridge-E Review and Benchmarks - Core i7 3960X CPU & Socket 2011 X79 Platform

User Comments

thecam4444 commented on 29 Jan 2012

@StraightShooter01 no at all just read the comments below... comments saying that crysis 2 will be gods wrath. Intel know that the heavy multitasking people will notice the extra ram slots already and are trying to market their new cpu's to people who have no need for it to make an extra buck(million-billions of them). Not even that thought people do not really realize that these cpu's are heavily over priced and not that more powerful and even bigger. Intel has people rapped in their fingers.

MeshMN commented on 19 Nov 2011

Really appreciate your candor with your closing comments on the x79 platform. Intel appears to be aggressively marketing this platform to mainstream gamers when it is clearly major overkill. The x79 platform is clearly a workstation class platform where the only significant improvements would be experienced with enterprise applications as you mentioned. BF3 does indeed runs extremely well on a 2500k for 1/5th the price and should do well for a couple years. Intel is mismarketing this platform

Zone Television commented on 19 Nov 2011

@StraightShooter01 Not Entirely, IM using an X58 Platform now as a Workstation/Gaming Platform. The Chipsets are ideal for A/V rendering. These platforms are designed (in my opinion) to be workhorses and provide some entertainment in the mix.. Bare in mind... they are also setting things up for the next generation of Gaming and OS which should prove to jaw dropping insane. This may sound strange .. I Used Macs for 20 years and I just built my own PC this year.. They are just insanely faster.

Zone Television commented on 19 Nov 2011

@papas182 Really .. Macs are nice and i was even considering building a "Hackintosh" (Still might) .. But when you need speed .. I wasn;t about to drop $4000 on a new Mac Pro .. I got the same results for about $1300 with my Rig. Actually a bit more because i just updated my GPU: GIGB X58-UD3R Core i7 950 6 GB 1033 RAM Corsair AX 750 Corsair 600T case Samsung 128 SSD WD 1 TB CAV Black HD RADEOn 5970

Frankillz commented on 19 Nov 2011

@StraightShooter01 a i5 2500k ? heck!! even my 1 year and half i5 760 runs BF3 with no problems at ultra it only use the 85% of the processor @ 1920 x 1080 who ever buy this X79 platform for gaming hes either an idiot or a rich MOFO who only want to show off :) the X79 as you said is a workstation.

bt97gml commented on 11 Jul 2012

If you mean the CPU, then the only problem is that it's covered by a cooler. However, yes. These beautiful components don't get looks just because the manufacturer felt like it. I personally find blue anodized motherboard component coolers gorgeous against a black PCB.

amorag59 commented on 11 Jul 2012

Ah I meant PC, but yeah the colors are like blood/crips rivalry. (intel blue vs AMD/ATI red). And from an engineers standpoint, I see it as the more colorful components on the motherboard - other than your basic black IC - the more advanced and powerful it 'looks'

alluville commented on 19 Nov 2011

@RustyRazor2010 Toddler, usually it's alot more pleasant to watch him talk about stuff if he'd look more into it. He just looks plain boring and like he's afraid of the camera. Makes the watcher uncomfortable.

Macumbação Extrema commented on 26 Jan 2012

@waseem1173 Defnetly not. just check the cpubenchmark site. 3960X is 14,846 and 3930K is 14,464. A difference of 382. This mean that you wont notice ANY difference doesnt matter what you do

Waseem commented on 17 Dec 2011

Would really like to see a comparison between the 3960X and 3930K. Lets see if the 3 extra MB's of L3 cache on the X processor is worth the 5 hundred dollar price increment.

alluville commented on 19 Nov 2011

@axerer6 Wow, not saying that. :D All I'm trying to do is help the show be better. Giving some good criteria. You should have seen that.

OneVerce commented on 16 Dec 2011

dont you just hate when people show benchmarks? i would rather see someone try to slow down the processor by actually doing something

chad362wiley commented on 19 Nov 2011

Beat my cinebench by 6 on my rig :( 2500k @ 4.5 vid on channel if you wanna see...well 200vs 1050 dollars so I think I still win :)

praisegugleourmaster commented on 02 Jun 2012

This computer can't run supreme commander forged alliance without lagging. Too bad, we will keep waiting for a better cpu.

Astro247z commented on 19 Nov 2011

@appleloveTK you know you can throw it to 5GHz just look one of neweggs vid about overclocking there should be tut

Theairplaneguy4ever commented on 20 Nov 2011

@StraightShooter01 once pci-e 3.0 cards are out the 2500k wont last long on the top,then we'll see the ivy brige.

Chillwaving commented on 19 Nov 2011

wow, my i7 920 @ 3.8 Ghz scores about a 7800 on pass-mark. So these new sockets are 2wice as fast as my chip!!!

Collecian commented on 19 Nov 2011

@frank14725 Sandy Bridge Core i7-2600k 3.4GHz Quad Core right out of the box with great overclocking potential.

iAppleMUSIC commented on 19 Nov 2011

@frank14725 2500k for an awesome low priced solution. 2600k for really heavy stuff. Both overclock very well.

amorag59 commented on 08 Jul 2012

Now I understand why people will run lights in their cpu. They want to show off these beautiful electronics!

UnknownXV commented on 19 Nov 2011

@alukardFE At max output, hardly that bad. 135 watts is nothing. That's about 0.9 cents an hour.

Jooyong Chung commented on 19 Nov 2011

If you run asus gtx 570/580 direct cu ii in SLI two slots apart, top card gets very very hot..

marcelobos commented on 19 Nov 2011

i'm gonna just buy the processor, cause i can't afford any other PC component after i buy it

Viral Funnies! commented on 20 Nov 2011

@XionEternum lol FX chips are NOT faster than the 2600k, dont care how many cores it has

MrBaracas commented on 19 Nov 2011

Very nice. Perhaps I might be able to afford to "rent" a sandybridge-E for a week. lol

Newegg TV: The Intel Sandy Bridge-E Core i7 3960X 3930K CPUs & Socket 2011 X79 Platform

User Comments

Laughing Man Productions² commented on 05 Jul 2012

The GPU has very little to do with simulation rendering. The plotting for the bones are all done in the cpu. The GPU renders the movements but the CPU calculates how the polygons will move. That is a very big difference. I am 90% sure that if you tried to generate a simulation for a model with 800 bones would get you some lag, for ones higher then that it would start to process each move for each polygon individually. My I7 still has some trouble with it but just lags on a 1600 bone model.

SomeHobo147 commented on 28 Oct 2012

It depends, and it also depends on your price. Xeon's are more expensive for a similar processor. The xeon E5-1660 has 6 cores, 15MB of L3 cache, which is exactly the same as a 3960x and very similar to a 3930k (which has 3MB less cache), and the E5-1660 runs at 3.3GHz, same as the 3960x and 0.1GHz higher than the 3930k, BUT the E5 can't overclock where as the i7's can, and thus you can't get as much performance out of it. advantage of a xeon is that you can put up to 4 on 1 mobo

dsub1994 commented on 25 Nov 2012

bro, I like AMD and all, but the clockrate doesn't mean anything. At all. Same thing with the amount of cores. It all comes down to the performance. Look at cinebench results. You'll find that the best thing for the money is the AMD fx 8350, agreed, but the 3930K kills it, and yeah, you're right about the 3960X being a ripoff, coz that's all it is, a rip off. The best option right now is the 3930K if you don't have a budget, but if not, then yeah, go AMD...

breakersigh commented on 05 Jun 2013

You don't need a 6 core for gaming only. You don't even need a 4770k for gaming. You need a good Gpu, I would suggest SLI or Crossfire depending which way you go. Also, for a gaming PC i5 3570k or i7 3770k are good for 2013 builds. If you wish to over-spend and future proof your rig, go with a i7 4770k, but it's an overly gross way to dispose of income on a gaming PC.

MrPanzerDragoon commented on 04 Dec 2012

Due to budget, I'm switching to a mini-ITX + lan box setup. I'll still go with a higher end chipset. Socket 1155 with an Intel i7-2700K. The "K" - based on my research - allows me to overclock. I'll be combing it with the ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Mini ITX Intel Motherboard with USB BIOS (Newegg).

Laughing Man Productions² commented on 05 Jul 2012

Again technically not true. It can do most things but not everything. I am fairly certain an I5 is not going to be able to handle high polygon model simulation rendering in a very efficient manner. Again I also point to the fact that the I5 only has 4 cores. They have 33% less computational power than the I7 hexcores do.

PainCakeSoldat commented on 20 Jul 2013

that has nothing to do with gaming. someone who buy this cpu will it not use for gaming. u all think about gaming but you buy one of these to do some rendering stuff and big projekts. intel knows themselfs thats not so much better in games BUT its also NOT build to be a beast in gaming.

Patrick O'Donnell commented on 30 Jul 2012

@shuttakid......and I can OC my i7 and smoke your OC'd i5 if you wanna have a pissing contest. Bottom line is these chips are the most potent consumer grade chips in the world. Why would intel make an i5 that outperforms their premier chip. Stop hating because you can't afford it.

TehFlyingJam commented on 18 Jul 2012

Some people don't play games. They render videos or such, and an i5 ain't gonna cut it for that. And no, you cannot overclock an i5 to match an i7's performance. The i5 can only have 4 threads, since it's just a quad-core, and loses in any heavily-threaded work.

SomeHobo147 commented on 28 Oct 2012

the ONLY spec. difference between a 3930k and the 3960x is 3MB of L3 cache. Yes that will improve your performance very, very, very marginally, but it's not worth the 500$ price difference... this video is a good comparison /watch?v=y76iQh1WpDI&feature=plcp

Mohamed Taman commented on 23 Dec 2012

man, just wait till haswell chips are out. by then rumors say that ddr4 rams are going to be available as well. so if you are tied to a budget, i'd say wait couple of more months so you dont have to feel like you need to upgrade any time soon

Laughing Man Productions² commented on 05 Jul 2012

Sorry, each polymesh object (a polymesh is basically a 3d object represented by sides or polygons which are connected to another object's sides if they are touching. This forms a mesh, or interconnected group of objects) individually.

Kevin Yang commented on 16 Jul 2012

@Q8Police777 sandy bridge is pretty much the version of the processor for example it is like how each year apple gives a new name to their os lion, mountain lion, etc. Intel does the same sandy bridge and now ivy bridge

Amuffin commented on 09 Aug 2012

Let me tell you. The 3mb of l3 cache does a lot of wonders. It is really useful if you run a workstation but not so useful if u play games. And the 600 dollar difference is not worth it. it should be only 200 dollars

Blaziken584 commented on 06 Aug 2012

@ThatMegaTurtle Not at all, Intel is just going full retard basically just for the few extra mb in L3 cache you get, save the 600 and get the "lower" end one, you won't notice a difference in performance at all.

MrHav1k commented on 13 Oct 2012

Not for gaming. In gaming the faster single threaded performance of the 3570 will make it better. SB-E is overkill if you're just gaming. If you want a gaming CPU, the best you'll need is the 3570k.

Kotau commented on 06 Oct 2012

Clearing things out, an overclocked i5 CAN match AND outperform an (overclocked also, if you will) i7s performance BUT in cases where the amount of cores (i.e multitasking) isnt really important.

SomeHobo147 commented on 28 Oct 2012

As someone with a gtx 680 who recently upgraded from a 3570k to a 3930k for the sole purpose of video rendering, I can vouch that the 3930k pounds the 3570k into the ground with rendering times.

TehFlyingJam commented on 10 Sep 2012

i7's are physically quadcores, but they have hyperthreading, which means that they handle 8 threads. They're basically an octacore. Of course, there are hexcore i7's, which handle 12 threads.

Blaziken584 commented on 06 Aug 2012

@GeoRoAdmin I am still currently on a Core 2 Quad Q8200 @ 3.1GHz with a 6870 running Mountain Lion, and I can run any game on Dolphin at full speed or higher easily =\. (Hackintosh btw)

Richard Ting commented on 05 May 2013

Cinema 4D and After Effects both DO NOT support sli/crossfire, so if you get a 690 only 1 gpu will be used, just get a gtx 680. Don't know about the quadro lineup though.

TehFlyingJam commented on 27 Oct 2012

...and not as fast as an i7. Saying that something renders "extremely quickly" is completely pointless. "Extremely quickly" compared to what? An i3? A phenom? A toaster?

Perrie- CSGO and More commented on 27 Oct 2012

You shouldn't get an i7 for gaming. You don't need more than 4 cores for gaming, you can use an i3 3240 with a really high end graphics card and get great performance

tpto100 commented on 07 Jul 2013

anything compared to a extreme cpu is retarted the extreme series are the best out there atm. until Haswell E come out Sandy E will be the highest of high end cpu

MrMegaPro100 commented on 11 Feb 2013

i found this on your site do you ship this to Israel ? im planning on spending more than 1,000 dollars but allot of stuff amazon wont ship to israel

Newegg TV: Intel Core i7-3970X Extreme Edition Sandy Bridge-E Overview

User Comments

Gino Marin commented on 21 Aug 2014

2:13 Made in Costa Rica! lml

Braden Korn commented on 09 Dec 2014

no one cares lol

Deo Lachica (MurderedWRX) commented on 27 Apr 2014

I have this and it runs hoooooooootttttt!!!!!!

Deo Lachica (MurderedWRX) commented on 02 May 2014

MSI 7970 OC Edition with Rampage IV Gene Mobo :)

Deo Lachica (MurderedWRX) commented on 02 May 2014

+KantoMeowth Extremely fast! ;)

RUSBELL BARRERA commented on 17 Nov 2013

i have intel pentium iii ._.

vGuy commented on 07 Mar 2015

oh

RUSBELL BARRERA commented on 07 Mar 2015

intel core 2 duo vs intel pentium IIIWin= core 2 duo 

vGuy commented on 07 Mar 2015

wait, its better?

RUSBELL BARRERA commented on 07 Mar 2015

:'c you win , congratulations 

vGuy commented on 07 Mar 2015

i have intel core 2 duo

Newegg TV: Zalman CNPS14X Pure Aluminum High Performance CPU Cooler Overview

User Comments

Gaby Kos commented on 22 Feb 2014

Can this use for LGA1150 processor? 

Thecritic2013 commented on 08 Jan 2015

+Gaby Kos  its up to you mate what you prefer if you read some reviews about both of them  and watch a few vids on both coolers and the make up your mind but i will lay money on evo winning hands down :) by the way nice to see another paddy on here im from wexford

Gaby Kos commented on 08 Jan 2015

+Thecritic2013 it cost €21 in dabs.ie here in ireland. ALCU's steel blade is flat, Evo 212 has lines, look these 2 links //goo.gl/EMDbNu and //goo.gl/ivtGa9 i think flat is better?

Thecritic2013 commented on 08 Jan 2015

+Gaby Kos  i don't know about that one mate but if you  are on a budget then trust me go with cooler master evo 212 is €30 or $30 and it is a really good cooler  

Gaby Kos commented on 08 Jan 2015

thank you! how about 'Zalman CNPS7500-ALCU LED CPU Cooler' because it's very cheap and more cooler?  

Thecritic2013 commented on 08 Jan 2015

+Gaby Kos I would not waste your money mate just get the cooler master evo 212 its 100 times better than this 

Gaby Kos commented on 07 Jan 2015

thank you. is this very good? should to buy this? 

Thecritic2013 commented on 07 Jan 2015

if it takes 1155 or 1156 it will fit with 1150 they are the same fittings 

james harty commented on 08 Jun 2014

the tech store down the road from me said it will be fine and does fit 1150 ill follow up

Gaby Kos commented on 08 Jun 2014

+james harty it didn't say about LGA 1150 on the box's info, just it says LGA 775, 1155, so on

james harty commented on 08 Jun 2014

yes