Intel® Core™ i7-11700K Desktop Processor 8 Cores up to 5.0 GHz Unlocked LGA1200 (Intel 500 Series & Select 400 Series Chipset) 125W
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Techtesting
> 3 dayThis thing performs worse than the 10 series and is still on 14nm++++++ .... good for heating up small rooms quickly.
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Ahmad M.
> 3 dayDespite the stigma with the 11th Gen CPUs, the performance of the 11700K is definitely worth going for. The only scenario I would say its not recommended is if the 12600K/12700K is available for a close price, in which case one would have to account for the additional cost with the Z690 motherboards as well as DDR5 if thats the choice.
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Edgar
> 3 dayExcelente CPU estaba preocupado, por los comentarios en internet acerca de que calienta mucho, pero casi lo tengo un mes y su temperatura base es de 28°C a 36°C realizando tareas ni tan pesadas ni tan basicas. Nota no lo uso para jugar, ni le he hecho overclock, pero va de maravilla.
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Brian Chen
> 3 dayWhen compared to the i9-11900K, this one just provides much more value. The integrated graphics are decent enough for light gaming on games such as League of Legends and provides a nice backup graphics in the event that the GPU fails. I would definitely appreciate more cores on it, but all in all, its a pretty good upgrade from my previous 7th gen Intel PC.
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Danilo
> 3 dayVery nice cpu no problem whatsoever whether its for gaming or your everyday life use
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Keith A Berube
> 3 dayPrice went up more than $50 since I purchased. Would still consider at the new cost.
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Ronald Scavello
> 3 dayI watched a lot of reviews on this chip and they all say it’s trash! I mean, maybe some older gen chips work just as well and are cheaper but I’m averaging 4.9 to 5 GHz while playing warzone.
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Hautdegamma
> 3 dayItem as described
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BroadwayGaming
> 3 dayI really don’t get why people aren’t hyping the fact that you get almost TRIPLE the read&write speeds with these new chips being 4.0 gen. The only reason I upgraded/downgraded to this cpu is specifically for the gen 4 m.2 slots. Trust me. Invest in 2 980 pro’s from Samsung, configure raid0 with them, make it a boot drive and BAM... Don’t say I didn’t tell ya. To avoid any hassle, make sure your motherboard has at least 2 PCEI 4.0 gen slots. Otherwise you may share bandwidth with other slots. In regards to the rest of the features this cpu has. Intel in my opinion is still top dawg when it comes to gaming & overclocking. I’ve enjoyed intels i9-9900k for a while now and if your like me and you want the best intel has to offer. So if your pockets are like my pockets you’ll follow in someway what I plan to do. Right now the i9-11900k is sold out, but more importantly WAYYYYY to pricey!!! No prob just go to your local retailer and buy the i7-11700k!!! (Make sure you spend the extra dough on the *Retailer’s 1year or 2year warranty!!! When intel stops this temper tantrum from the $Rising Ryzens$ and lowers there i9-11900k considerably, or comes up with an even BETTER CPU!!! Then because you purchased the warranty, you can basically trade in your i7 for the i9 for no extra cost or even lower then what you paid for this i7. So if you got cash but still wanna save a few bucks, I highly recommend this method. Besides we gotta stay loyal to our intel boys and not switch over to the dark side. #threadskipper hahahah
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Mike Webb
> 3 daythis replaced my 10 year old i7 but doesnt seam much of a speed change what a joke 10 years and a small improvement. In every day use just ok the User Bench Mark test shows a good improvement of 40% but I dont notice it.