Intel Core i7-10700KF Desktop Processor 8 Cores up to 5.1 GHz Unlocked Without Processor Graphics LGA1200 (Intel 400 Series chipset) 125W

Got it at $264. amazing value. been away from the pc scene a while, but holy moly this thing is fast. paired with my rtx 3070 and runs games like a champ.

Bought this around Xmas time 2020 for $275 ish. Easily OC to 4.9ghz all core and auto turbo boosts to 4.7-4.8ghz all cores which is more than you need for gaming. Very stable and great gaming/multi tasking performance.

Great for Microsoft FS 2020

Dropped it in a ASUS TUF Gaming 590Z M.B. with a new intel 700 series PCi Express 1 TB boot drive FAST BOOT 12-15 seconds. Plus I got Gskill DDR 4 3000mhz 32GB memory. Im cooling it with a CoolerMasterAIO 240, stays at 26 deg. Celsius idle, never gets hotter than 59 deg, celsius under load!

I chose this over the AMD 5800X or the newer Intel 11700K because I wanted to save a little money. At the time, the 5800X and the 11700k where around $400. I paid $290 dollars for this CPU. And at 4K I would have gotten same performance out of this processor as either the 5800X or 11700K. If I was going to be doing a lot of other tasks besides gaming I probably would have gone with the 5800X but since this was primarily for Gaming, I wanted to save a few dollars. It is 2021 and I didnt really feel like waiting for Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake or AMD Zen 4 so I decided to build a new system at the beginning of August. I am missing out on PCI-e 4.0 support but for GPU performance, in the past I have seen that PCI-e bandwidth has little bearing on GPU performance. So the only thing I missing is support for faster SSDs. But I went with the Samsung 970 Evo Plus, which is the fastest PCI-e 3.0 SSD you can get and I am very impressed with the performance. Down the line in 2022 or beyond, if I really feel like I need to have a PCI-e 4.0 SSD, then I will upgrade to an 11th Gen processor and sell this 10th Gen. I paired this CPU with a Z590 motherboard, so the upgrade path is there. But I will only do so when the 11700K is below $300. I like the fact that the 10700K has faster clocks and in gaming that makes all the difference. So for right now, I am happy with my purchase and performance. PCI-e 4.0 support wasnt on the top of my priorities list but saving a few bucks was, so I am glad I was able to get a fast 8 core processor for under $300. At that price I would definitely recommend this CPU to anyone.

La verdad un buen producto pero mi pc no le entraba debido a la capacidad de la tarjeta madre. Así que antes de comprarla verifiquen si sus CPU pueden con lo más nuevo de Inter Core o recomiendo la 7i de novena generación.

works great!

Its a great price for when it was on sale, performs great without any issues.

This thing is a beast, runs any game or program or both at the same time. It does run a little hot but with a decent AIO or Air Cooler, it should be fine. Im not sure if its better than the 5600x for gaming but I do a LOT more with my PC as a Youtube content creator, programmer, and avid CAD program user. I can say this thing eats everything I throw at it. The main difference for me was the price. I at the time of my purchase the 10700KF was $260, the 5600x was $399, Kind of a no-brainer. Cant say enough about this CPU. 10/10.

Not being able to afford an 11th gen chip, this will work just fine until I can. Of course, by then, Intel will be making 13th gen chips... What is bleeding edge today is tomorrows budget line. Go ahead and get it... it is still insanely fast as compared to what was around 10 years ago.