Anyone  seen this  http://www.techpowerup.com/201936/intel-desktop-cpu-roadmap-updated.html

At some point we all discover rumors, just not at the same pace, so something will be new to somebody right up to debut.  Thereafter, however, I'll always only be interested in keeping up with every ounce of "upcoming" with zero interest in "what works".
 
One thing to keep in mind, these roadmaps are a unique combination of product positioning, Intel can't predict  what effect other companies have on them no matter how much experience they've had, so its their best case scenario and thus subject to change.  While the -E platform has no high-enc competition from AMD, they are currently competing with their own "PC Client Group", a.k.a. mainstream.

seta8967
Not sure what you mean, do you mean that x99 haswell-e is Q4 of 2014? This has been known for a bit, suspected launch in September and Broadwell-E in Q4 of 2015.

Basically wanted people to see the 2011 socket was updated and wouldnt fit in older motherboards

Vlada011
Maybe Intel is not fair this year. 
Only 1000$ CPU have 8 core. From other side people with i7-5820K will have good CPU and 6 cores.
Intel i7-5930K have 6 cores only and only advantage is higher 200MHz higher clock and 100MHz higher Turbo.
If i7-5820K is unlocked than that's best option, if not again i7-5930K is expensive.
I must to risk and to chase some i7-5960X without warranty for half price.
They should launch i7-5960X 1000$ (8), i7-5930K (8) and i7-5820 (6).
But for people who are not ready to pay 1500$ for platform i7-5820K with 6 cores and DDR4 will be good option.
We continue with our EVGA Elite Hardware Build and for X99 too, and than waiting Titan II Classified for 800$. 
 

Also 5830K has more PCI-E lanes 28 vs 40.

Yes, we somehow forgot on memory.
Until now we didn't think on memory because PC could work and with 50-80$ kit, some cheaper kit was always present.
 

DDR4 will most likely be $200 at 16GB for 2133...  It looks like Intel is doing what they did for the 9xx series chips...  Releasing the 980X as their first 6 core at first to get the people who will buy first at a premium then they released a 6 core 980 and 970...  Maybe we'll see a 5950K with 8 cores later to bridge the gap...

Well, going back to the first quad-cores:  QX6700 debuted at $999, then 2 months later the B3 stepping of Q6600 appeared at $853 and within another 2 months dropping to the $563 mark.  But the market dynamic was different back then, AMD was about to push Phenom, their first quad-core and no one knew it would be delayed until after Core i7 920 appeared, defeating its advantage.  So Intel took it seriously by pushing their quad-cores into the affordable reign of sub $300.  In hindsight, I'm sure they would have left Core 2 Quads up at the $500+ mark knowing now how AMD was.
 
Going back to the first 6-cores:  i7-980X debuted at $999, i7-970 appeared at Q6600's price a few months later, and didn't drop down to $563 price for another few months.  While a i7-980 came, it didn't push i7-970 down; there was a multi-core competitor in the form of AMD's Phenom II x6, but Intel's advantage of better IPC in terms of pricing against the $300-ish AMD 6-core didn't require making Intel 6-cores widely available.  So i7-5820K is the first candidate for cheap multi-core and will be the most popular option of X99, not everyone needs so much SLI scaling to worry about the 28 PCIe 3.0 lanes included. 
 
Now we're at the Intel 8-core era:  AMD's 8-cores while have been around for a few years, proved to be beaten/matched by Intel quads, so there isn't much hurry to introduce a cheaper 8-core except to isolate high-end enthusiasts farther away from mainstream.  Intel's X-platform looks to be the only place where Intel will rebrand and unlocked many-core Xeons as "Core i7"; AMD may not pursue.  But, it gives reason for both not introducing another 8-core and doing it anyway; Intel owns the entire high-end bracket, they can do as they please.

Vlada011
What you think what is best option from X99 for one graphic card for me.
I love to OC but nothing special, first time Turbo will be Enough, later just to satisfied self, I love something little over manufacturer specification.
Yes and I plan to go with 16GB 4x4GB not faster than 2133MHz. For gaming that would be excellent platform.
I mean my i7-3770k + Z77 FTW can work at least 2 years more. For one more graphic card and later to upgrade, but never mind.
 
i7-5820K
i7-5930K
i7-5960X

Its not what we think, its what you think. Go with whatever you like. The best option for you is to keep your current rig judging on your mods and rigs page. No need for you to upgrade anyways.

Vlada011
What you think what is best option from X99 for one graphic card for me.
I love to OC but nothing special, first time Turbo will be Enough, later just to satisfied self, I love something little over manufacturer specification.
Yes and I plan to go with 16GB 4x4GB not faster than 2133MHz. For gaming that would be excellent platform.
I mean my i7-3770k + Z77 FTW can work at least 2 years more. For one more graphic card and later to upgrade, but never mind.
 
i7-5820K
i7-5930K
i7-5960X

If all you are doing is 1 gpu, why not just mitx z87/z97 with a 4790k and such? I just about did this since it seems like most single top-end gpu's can max games out now.

Vlada011
Anyway I need to buy new motherboard and CPU than maybe is better to use something what I can keep longer time.
If I upgrade on beginning, 1-2 year should pass to Intel build similar platform for mainstream and whole time I will have nice platform with 6 cores or more. I thought to upgrade on i7-5930K, but now and i7-5820K will be similar price as i7-4790K only two cores more and compatible with DDR4.
That's not bad option too. Even i7-5820K is 6 core + Turbo and some 250$ motherboards and DDR4 for 200$, Intel Extreme can't be such expensive but again offer some satisfaction because customers will use DDR4 1-2 years earlier, than soldering, not cheap thermal material, 6 cores, DDR4...
Somehow your platform is longer actual than changing on 10 months chipsets.
Only I'm not so sure in K model. Maybe Intel lock i7-5820 and give us only Turbo OC. 
 
 
 
 
 

Or just wait for Skylake. By then ddr4 will be better priced with maybe speeds up to 3000+ available. This Haswell E is feeling like more hype than anything good. Buying into X99 now may not be worth it compared to what you have now. The performance increase most of us enthusiasts are craving for hopefully will be in Skylake; both in the 6770k & Extreme chips. Top dog until then may be the 4790k.

Haswell has been a bust on the overclocking side. The E processors may be no different even with them being soldered. Look at Ivy- E... those did not oclock as well as Sandybridge, too. We may be looking at 4.5-4.6 tops for Haswell-E.

Just want it now.