South African pricing for Intel Core X processors revealed

20 June 2017
Intel Core i9 Processor lid

Online stores in South Africa have listed pricing for Intel’s new Core X processors.

Intel’s new processors are based on the Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X high-end CPU architectures, and are compatible with the new LGA 2066 socket on Intel’s X299 chipset.

The power consumption of the new processors is significantly higher than the current 7th-gen desktop chips, with the Core i9-7900X featuring a TDP of 140W.

The 4,6,8, and 10-core CPUs listed on Evetech and Rebel Tech are “Coming Soon”, and are set to release internationally on 26 June 2017.

More powerful versions of the Core X processors will be available later this year, including the Intel Core i9-7980XE Extreme Edition.

The South African pricing for Intel’s new Core X processor line-up is below.


Intel Core i5-7640X

Core i5 X Series


Intel Core i7-7740X

Core i7 X Series


Intel Core i7-7800X

Core i7 X Series


Intel Core i7-7820X

Core i7 X Series


Intel Core i9-7900X

Core i9 X Series


This article first appeared on MyBroadband and is republished with permission.

Now read: Everything you need to know about Intel’s Core i9 CPU

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  1. Anish Abraham
    21.06.2017 at 10:08

    The first two seem pointless? All you get is a slight boost in frequency, and memory bandwidth supported, but you have no integrated graphics, no increase in memory channels or PCIe lanes, an increase in TDP – and you have to spend a small fortune on a X299 motherboard?

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