Intel Core i7 6800K
LGA 2011-v3, 3.40 GHz, 6 -Core
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Hello,
In general, Digitec adapts to market prices practically on a daily basis, with prices sometimes varying by several dozen francs in the same week. Now it will surely be necessary to wait a little until the AMD processors are available in order to see the effective decrease on the Intel prices.
I had made this purchase in September 2016 the part has just been replaced after a month in SAV following
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Everything should fit together, the only thing that would occur to me would be to take 2x 3TB or 2TB in case a RAID would become interesting.
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Solid! it stands for video editing ^^ with the 6800k a quad kit would be better ;-)) 6 core or more is already the future ^^ I have the 6950k and most of the time I work on it ^^ I just like to have a fast system ^^ even though it is clearly exaggerated ^^ I run all core fix on 4GHZ x 10 ;-)))) for 10Fr. more you get the Strix with 1933MHZ ^^ I took it ;-))) as said very solid your system have fun
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Personally, I have an Intel Core i7 5820K (Gen5, if I may follow your description), which runs perfectly on the ASUS Sabertooth X99.
ASUS Sabertooth X99 (LGA 2011-v3, Intel X99, ATX)
In my opinion, you don't have to pay attention to the "generation" when you want to install a processor on a motherboard,
