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Intel unveils Cascade Lake-X: 18 cores for less than $1,000 https://t.co/81f7p91xwh pic.twitter.com/KknfPuGltr
— Ace Computer (@Acecomputer5) October 2, 2019
AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes? - Tom's Hardware https://t.co/pMZOnr2sir via @tomshardware Technology you can use! ... If you were stuck on a desert island with just a computer and pancake batter.
— S. Vaughan-Nichols (@sjvn) October 2, 2019
なう ぶらうじんぐ…: AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes? - Tom's Hardware: https://t.co/RsRlDWxa0t
— Kory (@Kory__3) October 2, 2019
NowBrowsing: AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes? - Tom's Hardware: https://t.co/8iCuQQVWEP
— こめ (@come25136) October 2, 2019
Surface design wins would bring a LOT of credibility to AMD's mobile Ryzen, and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8cx. If they succeed, that could open the door for three viable chip platforms in the notebook PC market. https://t.co/1DExb0WDx1
— Mark Hachman (@markhachman) October 1, 2019
Microsoft Surface wins would be a big deal for AMD, Qualcomm https://t.co/ePJOCbPMt6 pic.twitter.com/JrsKpmfc6Z
— Global Services Tech (@GlobalServer) October 1, 2019
Intel Announces Cascade Lake-X With up to 60% Price Cut, More PCIe https://t.co/aquqzi12Lw via @tomshardware
— Anj Bryant (@anjbryant) October 1, 2019
Ugh. Super fast NDA lifts. Finally done pecking away at this. https://t.co/RUY9i4dmOT
— Paul Alcorn (@PaulyAlcorn) October 2, 2019
Intel has (partially) pulled in the Cascade Lake-X embargo, featuring huge price cuts for HEDT. https://t.co/ssoWbgg4C6
— witeken (@witeken) October 1, 2019
これが本当なら Cascade Lake-X 買うぞ https://t.co/b8yFZLZIDL
— しばやん (@shibayan) October 2, 2019
Competition is great. Now high-end Intel CPUs are going to get almost 2x cheaper with Cascade Lake-X. https://t.co/43QjiiJjRQ
— Aras Pranckevičius (@aras_p) October 2, 2019
Intel's Cascade Lake-X CPU for High-End Desktops: 18 cores for Under $1000 https://t.co/JDyxdsBRS3 / wow, the amount of compute you can get for under 1K! These use less power than 2 old 100w incandescent lightbulbs! I guess only nerds find this completely incredible! pic.twitter.com/r5sQ7SbxB3
— Kenneth Cheung (@kennethdavid) October 2, 2019
$INTC pricing its Cascade Lake-X high-end CPUs much more aggressively than its prior-gen Skylake-X CPUs, as $AMD gets set to launch third-gen Threadripper.https://t.co/tuQYKee7DI pic.twitter.com/qRiuu7OyGB
— Eric Jhonsa (@EricJhonsa) October 2, 2019
If this bears out, it means the successor to the $2000 i9 9980XE will be half the price.
— Nash Across the 8th Dimension (@Nash076) October 1, 2019
That would also mean that performance-wise, the i9 10980XE (Really? That's the product name?) is about the same at the 9980XE.
Intel is *not* in a good place. https://t.co/4Be78DsMAe
Intel, Cascade Lake-X를 발표 : 18 코어, 1000 달러 미만 https://t.co/2E8LsYoIE3
— editoy (@editoy) October 3, 2019
• AMD의 Threadripper 라인업이 Intel의 하이 엔드 데스크톱 (HEDT) 라인업에 혼란을 초래 한 것은 의심의 여지가 없이 오늘 Intel Cascade Lake-X 출시를 통해 Intel은 칩의 가격을 최대 50 % 삭감했습니다 .
What's better for cooking pancakes? AMD or Intel? https://t.co/jO5jVmB3pF
— paπcake?? (@trufae) October 3, 2019
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— NavJack27 @ Sampling for Revenue (@Jack_Mangano) October 3, 2019
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— 窓機械@りぶーと (@madokikai) October 3, 2019
適度に頭おかしいの好き
intelのほうがパンケーキ作りに向いてるのねふーん
Best CPU review ever.https://t.co/SltT6RaJyz
— Οι μετανάστες είναι φίλοι μας (@Thatcherikos) October 3, 2019
Asking the hard questions.https://t.co/jkwWJ65RBk
— Don Neufeld (@dnf) October 2, 2019
What in the everliving fuck is with Tom's Hardware https://t.co/EYllYPuYnp
— Nowak #Foxtober ? ❄ ?️? (@NowakVulpix) October 3, 2019
AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes? - Tom's Hardware https://t.co/0zRTNZ1XTO via @tomshardware
— Anj Bryant (@anjbryant) October 2, 2019
Intel's Cascade Lake-X for High-End Desktops: 18 cores for Under $1000 https://t.co/a9A6rClNM6 pic.twitter.com/M2s80p7wlJ
— Cisco Connections (@ciscoconnection) October 1, 2019