isn't this suppose to be a icore 9 not icore 7 ? null

The i9 has to be ordered from apple or a official reseller that takes custom orders. Right now the i9 is not available anywhere over the counter and has to be special ordered. The same goes for the 32gb of RAM option. The i9 is really an i7 that intel deemed to be the cream of the crop, so its clock speeds were raised up. IMO, Unless you are editing 4k for post production you really do not need the i9.

Sorry man this is an icore7 which still kills. Check out the geekbench settings on this and compare to the i9. Not much difference

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The i9 has to be ordered from apple or a official reseller that takes custom orders. Right now the i9 is not available anywhere over the counter and has to be special ordered. The same goes for the 32gb of RAM option. The i9 is really an i7 that intel deemed to be the cream of the crop, so its clock speeds were raised up. IMO, Unless you are editing 4k for post production you really do not need the i9.
Answered by chdwil 7 years ago
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Sorry man this is an icore7 which still kills. Check out the geekbench settings on this and compare to the i9. Not much difference
Answered by Ishimaru 7 years ago
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