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Old October 3rd 19, 02:06 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt
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Default Intel halves the price of 18-core i9!

yesiree, 10980XE will be half the price of 9980XE
No doubt due to competition from AMD.
Although I heard elsewhere that Intel didn't sell that many of the
998OXE, as not enough dies had full 18 cores working. Charge $2000
and that would dampen demand to what they could supply.
So have Intel got better yields for the 'new' generation (still 14 nm)?
 




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