Review on 💻 Intel Core i7-8700 Desktop Processor: 6 Core, Up to 4.6 GHz, LGA 1151 300 Series, 65W Power Consumption by Wiktor Niemiec ᠌

I used turbo bust 2 to conduct some experiments using a hot pack. A significantly faster warm-up of the processor in conjunction with an increase in the amount of background noise led to the achievement of a marginal improvement in performance. Approximately the same as if you were to use an I7-8700K. I have kept the system in its normal mode, but in the event that performance is really essential, I will switch to turbo bust 2. It is interesting to note that the performance of the I7-8700 in stress tests is notably different from that of the I7-3930K's performance. In the case of Prime95, for example, the temperature of an I7-3930K processor steadily rises as the number of streams increases, while the temperature of an I7-8700 processor reaches its maximum at two streams, after which it begins to fall as more streams are added. This pattern is reversed while the processor is running Prime95. According to HWiNFO64, the processor's power usage peaked at 65 watts with two threads running, and after that, it remained constant. When employing 7Z, the I7-8700 exhibits behavior that is analogous to that described above; however, the maximum temperature is attained at 4-6 flows and is of a considerably less prominent nature.