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Intel Core i7-990X Extreme Edition 3.46GHz LGA 1366 CPU Processor

Name: Intel Core i7-990X Extreme Edition 3.46GHz LGA 1366 CPU Processor
Brand: Intel
Price: 110.18 CAD
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Rating: 4.79 (39 reviews)

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Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...

Brand: Intel

Socket Type: LGA 1366/Socket B

Processor Model: Intel Core i7-990X

UPC: 7330381880308

MPN: AT80613005931AA

Processor Type: Core i7 Extreme 1st Gen.

Number of Cores: 6

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by jviterittijr
Jan 25, 2024Top favourable review
Intel core i7-990X Extreme Edition LGA1366 3.46GHz 6Core 12M SLBVZ CPU Processor
This Intel core i7 processor is the top of the line i7 CPU. It runs the best. I have used lesser CPU's in i7 and this one out performs them.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: retro-u-b
by uniball12
Jun 01, 2020
Oldie But Goodie
It took 10 years before I was finally willing to pay for the highest performance CPU for my x58 motherboard. I replaced an i7 first gen 950 with the 990X. Yes, I'm using a 10-11 year old computer as my primary system. I'm not a gamer but I work with a lot of programs simultaneously and I do video editing. I upgraded to a 980 ti Invidia GPU at the same time. Upgrading to the 990X was the first time that I personally installed a CPU. I did some research on CPU removal and installation and went for it. I've been running the 990X for about a month. This processor works as great as I expected it would. The 990X is reliable and it easily handles all of the tasks that were previously performed by the 950. I'm content with my setup and see no real reason to buy a "modern day" system. It took 10 years before I was finally willing to pay for the highest performance CPU for my x58 motherboard. I replaced an i7 first gen 950 with the 990X. Yes, I'm using a 10-11 year old computer as my primary system. I'm not a gamer but I work with a lot of programs simultaneously and I do video editing. I upgraded to a 980 ti Invidia GPU at the same time. Upgrading to the 990X was the first time that I personally installed a CPU. I did some research on CPU removal and installation and went for it. I've been running the 990X for about a month. This processor works as great as I expected it would. The 990X is reliable and it easily handles all of the tasks that were previously performed by the 950. I'm content with my setup and see no real reason to buy a "modern day" system.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: leadteksz
by gabrieweinstei_0
Dec 26, 2022
Best upgrade for a 12 year old pc
The ultimate upgrade for x58 platform PC and gets your computer on par with low performance chips of today (6 cores, 12 threads and can be OC'd to 4.5 GHz easily).
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: bluecc86
by newpin
May 24, 2016
Old Warhorse Almost Runs with the Young Colts
I bought this because I wanted to get a power boost from my old X58 LGA1366 motherboard (An ASUS P6T SE). I was upgrading an i7-930. You can find the the i7-990k used for $290-$600 (and even more!) on EBay. (They sold for $1000-$1500 when new). My I7-930 had a Passmark (PM) rating of 5,200. The i7-990x PM=9,200, and this is a very noticeable increase for the $300 I paid. Keep in mind that the i7-5820k sells for $380, plus a $200 motherboard gives you PM=12,000, about 30% faster and you have a motherboard with new technologies like SATA III and USB 3.0 or 3.1. An i7-4790k (PM=11,000) costs about $320, is a little faster and only uses 80 Watts vs 130 W for i7-990x or 140 W for the 5820. My i7-990x overclocks to about 4.2 GHz (from 3.4 GHz stock), so it will perform with some of the ... I bought this because I wanted to get a power boost from my old X58 LGA1366 motherboard (An ASUS P6T SE). I was upgrading an i7-930. You can find the the i7-990k used for $290-$600 (and even more!) on EBay. (They sold for $1000-$1500 when new). My I7-930 had a Passmark (PM) rating of 5,200. The i7-990x PM=9,200, and this is a very noticeable increase for the $300 I paid. Keep in mind that the i7-5820k sells for $380, plus a $200 motherboard gives you PM=12,000, about 30% faster and you have a motherboard with new technologies like SATA III and USB 3.0 or 3.1. An i7-4790k (PM=11,000) costs about $320, is a little faster and only uses 80 Watts vs 130 W for i7-990x or 140 W for the 5820. My i7-990x overclocks to about 4.2 GHz (from 3.4 GHz stock), so it will perform with some of the newer fast processors. But it will use a lot more energy (160-180W?) to run overclocked. This is a 6 core processor, which is primarily good for rendering of cinematic creations, and there is other engineering software which takes advantage of 6 cores. However for gaming and many other tasks a 4 core processor that runs faster (like the new Skylake i7-6700k PM=11,000) will perform better. Another consideration is the i7-4790k and i7-5800k motherboards will let you use your old DDR3 memory. The i7-6700k requires new memory. If I had to do it over, I would get an i7-4790k, pay $100-$200 for a new motherboard, and re-use my old memory.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: mysales0
by formonde
Apr 25, 2025
Top performance from a past era
Fired right up no issues. After some initial testing decided on a modest OC which is also handles nicely. This was the last upgrade I could possible do for my PC
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: pccompd

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