Can anyone please confess me that generally when Intel launches it's new range of products in every quarter?
I am planning to buy 2nd Gen Core i7-3960X Extreme processor. If Intel launches it's new products in January 2012 itself then I will be

A: You have already answered your query. Q1 of 2012 is the 1st Quater of 2012 i.e the first three months of 2012 i.e Jan, Feb and March.
But intels new processors aka IvyBridge are expected to liberate during the 2nd Quater of 2012. Very less chances

It depends on what warm of computer you want. But what would your specs be?

CPU - Core i7 Extreme 3960X
GPU - GeForce GTX 590 SLI
HDD - 4x 300GB 10000 RPM 32MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s
RAM - Ripjaws Z Series 64GB (8 x 8GB)

which wone is paramount for what i use it for picture editing and HIGH end gaming and heavy duty internet usage such as Wow and runescape

if i get either of these both will be used for loaded duty game play (minecraft bf3 mw3 and high end

A: You're old enough to google this info and find out precisely what you need and want instead of asking a bunch of strangers.

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