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Skeithex wrote:ooooh wow, nearly 1k for a processor. What does the i9 do anyways?

It's fast, and has up to 20 cores on the most expensive versions, so if you are a very heavy multitasker, the i9 is best.

froggyboy604 wrote:

Skeithex wrote:ooooh wow, nearly 1k for a processor. What does the i9 do anyways?

It's fast, and has up to 20 cores on the most expensive versions, so if you are a very heavy multitasker, the i9 is best.

Not even my most bustiest of days could come close to even using half of that.

Skeithex wrote: Not even my most bustiest of days could come close to even using half of that.

I agree, most people will not use the full power of the Intel i9. But, there are some PC users who like the feeling of owning a very fast CPU, and want a CPU which would still be very fast in many years.

froggyboy604 wrote:

Skeithex wrote: Not even my most bustiest of days could come close to even using half of that.

I agree, most people will not use the full power of the Intel i9. But, there are some PC users who like the feeling of owning a very fast CPU, and want a CPU which would still be very fast in many years.

It be so fast programs would process before you click on them. I imagine a heavy gamer or GFX user could make some use of it.

Skeithex wrote:It be so fast programs would process before you click on them. I imagine a heavy gamer or GFX user could make some use of it.

This would be a good CPU for people with a lot of startup programs which startup automatically during boot up. This CPU is also good for users who run a lot of computer security, file backup and recovery, and file checking software on their PC because their files like source codes for a triple AAA game, or big software like MS Office are worth a lot of money, so keeping their files safe is very important.

I imagine rich people may also be using them because they have too much money, so they spend their money on fast gaming computers, and other tech.

The i9 maybe used for mining cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, or supercomputers which run simulations to predict the future's weather patterns.

I thought mining was all the graphics card and not processor?

Skeithex wrote:I thought mining was all the graphics card and not processor?

The processor may help with doing other tasks like running the Operating System and other programs at a fast speed.