Review on Enhanced Intel Core i7-5820K Desktop Processor (6 Cores, 3.3GHz, 15MB Cache) with Advanced Hyper-Threading Technology by Michal Adach ᠌

Good overclocking potential! Stable 4600 MHz is a real figure. And with good cooling, the temperature of the overclocked 5930K will stay within the limits at which the 4790K operates in normal mode! It's impressive. Under the lid it has a silicon alloy - what is called "solder". And it pleases. There is no built-in graphics, HT turned off (because in FIG houses are not needed with such power. Well, unless you are professionally involved in rendering, etc.) - and the performance is simply fabulous! Really, this processor is worth the money. I think there is no point in discussing the situation with the exchange rate here - these are different topics. A purchase with a vision for the future. The socket, as far as one can judge, is promising, and, therefore, the system, for sure, can be ated in a few years. And will continue to work. For pros it is better to take 5960X. Essentially, the 5930K is a discarded 5960X. And the same story with 5820K. But 40 PCI lanes - only 59xx. The stone is great! I think there will be no other reviews about it. Because he deserves only positive.