I have a 990x for multithread, got a 2500k for things that don't need the extra cores & playing with 3d.
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Did you get the Sandybridge 2500K or 2600K? - Page 6
Poll Results: Did you get the Sandybridge 2500K or 2600K?
Poll expired: Jun 30, 2011
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63% (161)I bought the 2500K. Didn't feel the need for HT
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36% (94)I bought the 2600K. I needed HT.
255 Total Votes
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