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December 11th, 2011, 11:41 GMT · By

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Intel’s 2012 Core i7-3820 CPU Reviewed and Thoroughly Benchmarked

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Intel Core i7-3820 Sandy Bridge-E CPU Enlarge picture - Intel Core i7-3820 Sandy Bridge-E CPU
Sometimes unreleased hardware has the habit of making its appearance out of nowhere and dropping right in the middle of a review, and this exactly what happened with Intel’s yet unreleased Core i7-3820.

The chip, which Intel will officially unveil in 2012, dropped right in the hands of the guys from Tom’s Hardware while they were drinking themselves “silly” in a bar hoping to scoop up a lonely Sandy-E.

With the Core i7-3820 in their hands, they proceeded with putting it through a thorough set of benchmarks to see what it is capable of, and the results of a few of these tests are available in the gallery bellow.

If you want to learn more about the CPU make sure to read the review. As far as pricing is concerned, a bar fly suggested this will be set at $285 (213 EUR).  

INTEL CORE I7-3820 SANDY BRIDGE-E BENCHMARK RESULTS - PHOTO GALLERY:

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Comment #1 by: GTX 550 TI on 11 Dec 2011, 21:28 UTC reply to this comment

the best of the best goo intel

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