Intel Core i7-3930K 3.2GHz (3.8GHz Turbo) LGA 2011 Six-Core Desktop Processor

Cons: Très dispendieux

Pros: Overclock facilement7 mois d'utilisation sans problème jusqu'à maintenant

Cons: wallet empty now

Pros: balls to the walls performance

Cons: - A little expensive, but you truly get what you pay for.

Pros: - Runs cool- Extremely fast- Great for OCing- Great for CAD/GIS (or workstations in general)- Fastest processor I've ever used- Multitasking is great

Cons: None for the moment

Pros: 6 cores, fast and OC

Cons: - does not come with a heatsink. (If, like me, you plan to buy an aftermarket cooler anyways, then this is actually more of a 'pro')

Pros: - 6 cores- quad channel ram

Cons: LGA2011 prices

Pros: Very fast6 cores, Quad channel ramOn sale for less than $500

Cons: none

Pros: 6 freaking cores

Cons: Overkill for a gaming computer

Pros: Incredibly fast

Cons: price

Pros: High end cpu power

Cons: Because the memory controller is integrated, the 3930K gives exceptional memory performance. However that is also one of its curses. Higher DRAM frequency, and especially voltage, increase the power load on the chip. So a very delicate balance between RAM and CPU overclocking should be maintained.What I found very interesting while overclocking was the fact that for higher frequencies, higher voltage is necessary for stability. However higher voltage also increases the power consumption and therefore heat. There is an optimum voltage, a minimum one, where the CPU is stable for the target frequency while the generated heat is as low as possible.As a torture test I left the CPU at 91C (195F) temperature for a few hours, watching the multiplier throttled from 47/48 down to 34 and once it cools a couple of degrees back again to the peak.That's a fair compromise, considering that this chip pushes the tech. Ivy Bridge should improve he situation regarding power and temp. Until then, if the cash is available, 3930K is a no brainer.

Pros: Intel's 6-core i7 CPUs need no introduction. They have been the undisputed kings of performance since their introduction in mid 2011 and it seems will be holding that title at least until sometime during the first half of 2013. My 3930K overclocked with little trouble from the stock 3.2 to 4.7 Ghz using Corsair's H100 water cooler in push-pull configuration. At 4.7Ghz the power dissipation simply crosses the 130W limit and thereby forces the CPU to reduce the multiplier. Although reaching 5.1 Ghz was possible, even with fine-tuning to keep it stable, the CPU's throttling means lower average performance and higher heat and power ceilings.The IPC on this chip is amazing and hyperthreading has a positive impact more often than not. At 6 cores running at an average 4.6Ghz, building WebKit/Chrome takes almost 7x less time than on Quad Core 9300 at 2.7Ghz (from 49mins down to 7:20).Monitor: HP ZR30W 30” 2560X1600Motherboard: ASUS P9X79 DeluxeRAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws Z 32GB 1866 q 2000CPU: Intel Core i7 3930K 3200 q 4700 MhzCooler: Corsair Hydro Series H100GPU: XFX Radeon HD 7950 Double DSSD: Samsung 830 Series 256GBHDD: 2TB Seagate/1TB Samsung/640GB WD/640GB WDCase: Corsair Obsidian Series 650D

Cons: price and you'll miss out on a few things sadly such as thunderbolt as x79 doesn't have onboard graphics so unless a manufacturer like asus does something like their asus zeus motherboard there is no chance for thunderbolt

Pros: 6 cores/12 logical, very good overclocker, gives you bragging rights

Cons: none

Pros: 6 core 12 threadreally fast and stable

Cons: Expensive

Pros: Pic-E 3 Turbo boost 12 threads

Cons: It'll be replaced in ~1 year

Pros: Fantastic CPU, offers extreme performance at a more manageable price compared to the other two models above this one

Cons: none

Pros: Solid overclocker6 coresQuad channel memory

Cons: expensive?

Pros: Oc's great, runs cool, very fast

Cons: none

Pros: Runs 24/7 and doe's the job i bought it for...

Cons: Nothing much at all.

Pros: Socket 2011 / quad channel paired with this cpu is well...Amazing would be an understatement.

Cons: cheapest 2011 mobo is same price as higher end 1155 socket mobo

Pros: 12 thread cpu at decent price

Cons: none

Pros: Got it for a phenomenal price. With 6 cores, this CPU is a beast.