Exciting times indeed, every new generation run rings around the previous! I feel bad that I'm still running an i7 2600k (@ 4.6ghz) from late 2010, but there ha

Exciting times indeed, every new generation run rings around the previous! I feel bad that I'm still running an i7 2600k (@ 4.6ghz) from late 2010, but there hasn't been much need to upgrade. Maybe Skylake-E in about a years time.. I guess CPU's have reached the same point as the car industry, while they're been able to make cars that can do 200mph+ for decades. The mass market wants fual efficient cars.