Intel Core i7-9700K Desktop Processor 8 Cores up to 3.6 GHz Turbo unlocked LGA1151 300 Series 95W

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4.6 GHz on 8 cores all day long without trying!!!

It’s not bad but does not come with hyper threading witch you need for games should have gone with the i9 to be honest

Best CPU on the market for gaming.

No complaints at all with this processor. Performs well with overclock and doesn’t overheat at all as long as you have a decent cooking system. Works great with my 2070 super. Would recommend to anyone looking for a mid to high end build

Unfortunately this is the second I7 processor

So let me start off I did about 6 months of research on this or if I wanted the more expensive 9900k. I ended up going with the I7 because it was on sale and have noticed when it comes to pure gaming with my 1080ti its a beast. I can stream fortnite and pubg very well at 720p 60fps. That being said I play with competitive settings for maximum performance and have swapped between nvenc and x264 with similar results. If youre not a twitch partner you dont need to do 1080p and I havent been able to get that with a single pc setup. If you want that go ryzen. This chip can handle streaming and gaming well for multiple hours a day.

Installed this on a Z390 Gigabyte Aorus Master, under a Corsair h115i with Conductonaut like Toms Hardware said to do. Out the box its running 4.9 for 1 core, 4.8 for 2-4 cores, and 4.7 for more than 4 cores. Without tweaking any settings, voltages are in the mid 1.2s. In general gaming use, temps run in the mid-50s with this rig, but the XTU benchmark can push them into the 60s. A few half-hearted attempts at overclocking reveal that this chip, like many of its kind, isnt particularly happy with AVX over 4.7, and some of the cores seem more susceptible to this than others. Still, I couldnt get it over 80 degrees C; platform instability happened first, at 5.1 with an AVX offset of -2. (5.1 at -3 ran at 1.4 with not much other tweaking required). Combined with a couple Samsung NVME drives (512G Evo and 1TB Pro) and some 3200 GHz LED RAM, boot times are superfast (with Fast Boot on) - blink and you miss it.

the 9700k is probably meant for people looking to upgrade from less performant chips or building a new PC, and will probably replace the 8700k in the lineup, naturally.

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