Review on 💻 INTEL CORE i9-11900K 3.5GHz Processor: Turbo 5.3GHz, 16MB Cache, 8 Cores, 16 Threads - FCLGA1200 BX8070811900K – INTEL: Top-Performing Processor by Stanislaw Jastrzebsk ᠌

When buying a processor with the letter 'K', it's not worth saving on a cooler, and even more so when buying a 11900K. The Noctua NH-D15 cooler copes with cooling, even for the sake of interest I managed to drive the percentage to 6000 Mhz (for all cores) and cool it with this cooler, for the first time I see so many hertz in the air. The processor was taken for the Proton blockchain node, therefore, the reliability of the entire system is required, which can withstand peak high loads. The processor works for me in conjunction with 128 GB 3200mhz RAM and 1Tb Samsung 980 Pro, the whole thing is powered by a 700 watt PSU. If the processor is not planned to be driven, such a PSU is not needed, the processor itself during peak overclocking consumed more than 320 watts, as far as I remember. In general, the impressions are positive, the processor is not expensive at all, but very powerful and apparently reliable. Feel free to buy.