09-14-2015 02:00 PM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
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09-15-2015 10:36 AM
09-15-2015 03:40 PM
Techotic wrote:
Upgrade now if you want to jump to X99.
Black Edition motherboards, historically, have always been released at the end the product lifecycle. It's been like that since the Rampage III and IV, the Black Editions were launched 2 years or so after initial release. RVE was released late last year, so there is still plenty life and time left. I suspect the RVE Black Edition will be released Q2 next year (and will be designed and optimized for Broadwell-E and all the latest features with built in U3.1 ports) - a few months before the release of Skylake-E (supposedly to be released Q3 next year).
As of now, the current RVE should easily support Broadwell-E released in Q1 2016, so creating a Black Edition now wouldn't make any sense yet.
09-15-2015 03:57 PM
Techotic wrote:
Upgrade now if you want to jump to X99.
Black Edition motherboards, historically, have always been released at the end the product lifecycle. It's been like that since the Rampage III and IV, the Black Editions were launched 2 years or so after initial release. RVE was released late last year, so there is still plenty life and time left. I suspect the RVE Black Edition will be released Q2 next year (and will be designed and optimized for Broadwell-E and all the latest features with built in U3.1 ports) - a few months before the release of Skylake-E (supposedly to be released Q3 next year).
As of now, the current RVE should easily support Broadwell-E released in Q1 2016, so creating a Black Edition now wouldn't make any sense yet.
09-16-2015 11:39 AM
Sylver123 wrote:
I don`t think Skylake-E will be released next year and more likely will be sometime in 2017.
http://wccftech.com/intel-broadwelle-scheduled-launch-q1-2016-feature-8-6-core-skus-retaining-suppor...
09-16-2015 10:18 AM