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November 12th, 2011, 17:41 GMT · By

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Intel Core i7-3960X Review Published by Chinese Website [UPDATE]

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Chinese websites have made a habit of not respecting anyone's NDA's so it doesn't come as a huge surprise to see that the first Sandy Bridge-E review is already out.

Published on the Inpai website, the review is the real deal as it includes a wide range of benchmarks scores, power consumption figures as well as other info about the upcoming Core i7-3960X.

Just as expected, most of the tests run show Intel's new chip to surpass anything in its path, including the Core i7-2600K based on the “regular” Sandy Bridge Core.

Take a look at some of the results achieved by this processor in the gallery enclosed after this port, or check the original Chinese website to see even more benchmarks.

Also, if you want to find out more about Sandy Bridge-E, make sure to keep an eye on Softpedia, since there isn't that much time left until our own Intel Core i7-3960X review will come out. 

UPDATE: Our review of the Core i7-3960X is now online, so make sure to check it out if you want to know more about the performance of this CPU.

INTEL CORE I7-3960X SANDY BRIDGE-E REVIEW SCORES - PHOTO GALLERY:

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Comment #1 by: evilcult on 12 Nov 2011, 18:51 UTC reply to this comment

I think last two shots are supposed to be "Less is Better". The Chinese characters are also changing in comparison to first screens.


Comment #2 by: Langgong T. Amercano on 13 Nov 2011, 03:29 UTC reply to this comment

So what's your problem? Its the Chinese who builds computer around the world!


Comment #3 by: 02 on 14 Nov 2011, 01:01 UTC reply to this comment

the power screen shot should be less is better the chinese words changed to and a normal person who knows about electicity should know less used is better


Comment #4 by: Qemix on 14 Nov 2011, 06:06 UTC reply to this comment

LOL... for the Power Consumption slides, it actually says "More is better" ....riiiiight :P haha

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