Intel Core i5-10600K processor review

Posted by: Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/21/2020 01:47 PM [ 350 comment(s) ]

We review the new Core i5-10600K processor from Intel. Priced at 262 USD, this processor based on Comet Lake-S architecture and tied to the Z490 platform comes with 6 cores and twelve threads. It has an all-core turbo to 4500 MHz and may boost to 4.8 GHz on two cores. Just what the doctor ordered in that mainstream gaming arena?

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sverek

Posts: 6073

Posted on: 05/20/2020 03:13 PM

For gaming... i5-10600KF maybe not a bad pick.
Might prefer it over 3600x for the similar price and push OC beyond 5K.

Still, basically similar numbers. Just pick your red or blue poison.

Intel 10600KF - $237
Ryzen 3600x - $249
Intel 10600K - $262

Texter
Senior Member

Posts: 3167

Posted on: 05/20/2020 03:22 PM

Over 10000K, eh? Still need to tell myself those are CPU's, and not monitors that are so bright they project an X-ray of you on the wall behind you... :eek:

SaberJ2X
Senior Member

Posts: 2532

Posted on: 05/20/2020 03:22 PM

if only it would have been the sunny cove cores...

also... I hit 3800cb points with the 3600 @ 4.2ghz locked so... cool for 175$ and a 60$ board

Devid
Senior Member

Posts: 130

Posted on: 05/20/2020 03:24 PM

So technically you just can't cool it by aircooling of you want to stay on the safe side.
Ok none of us will use Aida 24/7 but come on, this has gone too far.

Prime95 with small FFT test may heat it up even higher than AIDA.

Borys
Senior Member

Posts: 149

Posted on: 05/20/2020 03:27 PM

Sorry but, I cant agree with the Guru3D recomendation of this product.
Ryzen 3900x has two more cores, 15% more multitasking performance and cost 20% less.
No more!

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