Intel Core i5-950 Review Manufacturer: Intel UK price (as reviewed): £228.15 (inc VAT) US price (as reviewed): $294.99 (ex tax) One of the reasons we find the world of technology so addictive is ...

If you recently bought an Intel Core i7 950 processor and shelled out the full ~$600 asking price prepare to regret not paying more attention to this post last month – or getting the faster i7 ...

So, BFG Technologies let the cat out of the bag about Intel's upcoming Core i7 950 and 975 CPUs. But priced at between $5,000 and $8,000, does anyone need such a system? Can anyone afford them?

Intel recently dropped the price of its quad-core Core i7-950 processors to US$294 from US$562 to defend from AMD's recent price cuts for its quad-core Athlon II X4 640 CPU from US$122 to US$99 ...

According to the HKEPC-compiled table, Intel will move the Core i5 950 chip's pricing down to Core i7 930-matching $294 (£225). At the same time, the chip giant will trim the prices of mainstream ...

The Core i7 975 Extreme would be reelased a little later, ithe CPU will be clocked at 3.33 GHz, have 8 MB shared L3 cache, and cost over $1,000. Intel Core i7 950 Specifications: Product Type: Desktop ...

Meanwhile the Intel Core i7 950 clocks in at 3.06GHz and includes 8MB of shared L3 cache. That's priced at a slightly more affordable (but only in comparison with the 975) $649.

The newly revealed Intel Core i7-950 and i7-975 Extreme Edition are barely up on retail stores, custom PC builder already got it up for grabs.… ...

So, here's an interesting one. Intel has yet to officially launch the two newest members of its Core i7 crew, but that little factoid isn't stopping BFG Technologies from doing the honors. Today ...

Coming in at the same 3.20GHz frequency as the Core i7 965 Extreme Edition, which has now made way for the 975 EE processor, the new chip will effectively replace the Core i7 950 as the middle ...

We're struggling to draw a firm conclusion about the Core i7-950. It's a fraction more expensive than the i7-930 and a fraction quicker in real world tasks; you're basically getting exactly what ...