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Or is it? O.o

Maybe it is true 0.o

http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/intel_haswell_chip_cranked_5ghz_just_09v2013

CPUz might just be reporting an incorrect voltage since it hasn't been updated for haswell yet. Once again, I'll believe it when I see it.

But maybe you are seeing it :3

It's
not
out
yet.

Just be patient.

I'm more interested in seeing how much of an improvement Haswell will provide over Ivy at the same clock speeds in Dolphin. I've been holding out on getting a new Intel CPU for a while since Haswell was coming along, I'm still running a slow ass Athlon II that i'm eager to retire and get GC/Wii games running decently (among other things since my AMD is getting slow in general for other applications as well).

If it's around the same performance level as Ivy but ends up being a better overclocked however, that might catch my interest. Though until we've seen more trustworthy people (and users here) test Haswell out and post results, I'd be inclined to place some doubt here. Do we know what kind of cooling this is running with (and the brand/model of said cooler), or whether those clock speeds are even stable beyond validation? Assuming this is even that close to being legit.

No. We know basically nothing. Which is why this shouldn't have been posted.

(05-13-2013, 11:41 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]No. We know basically nothing. Which is why this shouldn't have been posted.

I thought as much. You're right. We wait until some real and verifiable reports on Haswell come along before assuming crap like this is real. There's no telling what they did to get the chip to those levels, I guess it could even be completely fake for all anyone knows.

More pictures:

http://www.eteknix.com/intels-haswell-core-i5-4670k-gets-reviewed-in-china/

Doesn't look like this was real, unfortunately.