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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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Texter
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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...
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...

SaberJ2X
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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
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
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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.
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
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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!
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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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