Intel Core i5-8600K Unlocked 6-Core Desktop Processor | Up to 4.3GHz | LGA 1151 300 Series | 95W Power Review

Attention! This review is for the i5-9400f (box) processor. I purchased this processor because of the price / quality ratio. I looked at a lot of reviews and chose between 9600k and 9400f, I’ll say right away that the presence of integrated graphics was not necessary, since there is a discrete video card, the unlocked multiplier was also not important, since the motherboard is on b360, and overclocking is not possible on it. According to tests, it turned out that without overclocking, this…

after the FX 8300 in the holy overclocking on a two-section cpu, this processor is just a rocket on the motherboard on the B360 chipset, turbo boost was locked on all 6 cores at 3.9 GHz not a single drawdown on the v360 board below the declared frequencies

It was necessary to assemble an inexpensive computer for batch processing of photos. I decided to take this processor and not the previous generation because of the six cores. I don't think I made the wrong choice. Time to export 190 photos in Lightroom: Core i5 9400F - 4:26 X1 carbon 5th generation with Core i7 7500U (notebook, low-power, 2-core hyperthreaded) - 10:36 Core i7 3770 (4 cores hyperthreaded) - 9:53 The presence of a video card and disk speed has almost no effect on the export…

i5-8600 (without K) The motherboard burned out, so I decided to upgrade the entire platform. I bought this processor as completely similar to the K-version, but without overclocking, since overclocking is no longer of interest to me. I took it at a good price (14000 r), so not 8400. 6 cores do their job - according to tests, the processor is just fire. Although in everyday use and in games, the difference with the i5-6600K is not noticeable at all. I got it quite hot - in stress tests it…

I compared this processor with the i5-4590 without playing games, honestly did not notice the difference. Download speed was not affected. It is used on the GIGABYTE Z370M DS3H (the cheapest on the Z370). We are pleased with the low heat dissipation, in the AIDA64 stress test the temperature did not rise above 66 degrees (Cooler Master GeminII M5 LED cooler). BOX or not boxing? The difference is in the price (I bought a good cooler) and in the warranty 3 against 1 year. If you are going to fry…

I bought a boxed version, initially I was afraid that perhaps boxed cooling might not be enough. it looks like a very modest radiator. But as practice has shown, in the mode of watching videos on YouTube, FB correspondence, etc. - the temperature does not exceed 40C, if in games - then I have not seen above 55. In general, I decided that I would live with boxed cooling from the kit. In terms of performance - I won’t even speak, for two months of work - I have never hit the ceiling of its…

Be careful, this processor does not have a graphics core, the system will only work with an external discrete graphics card

You need a cooler no less than Neptune, but better nokt d15, and grizzly thermal paste, then it will be calmer, do not forget to wash the radiators once every half a year at least

I am completely satisfied with this processor, it works quickly, it does not get very hot. You won't find better for this price. I recommend this processor to everyone.

Good performance processor. Low heat dissipation (equipped with LSS Kraken 240 mm). Ideal for compact systems for various purposes.

Review of the 8600K. MSI Core Frozr L is cooled, I also recommend this tower for purchase with this stone, it’s big and beautiful, it cools the processor perfectly even when overclocked to 5 MHz. Pros below: Overclockable, high performance and low heat generation. The processor will still be relevant for a long time. Its cons: The price is too high for a number of reasons, but this did not stop. At the time of purchase, this processor was the best solution, but now it is better to look at older

At the time of purchase and writing a review, it was cheaper than AMD 1600X. Who wants a good and inexpensive percent for several years ahead, feel free to take it. Who needs to play 1060 for 6 gigs, 1070 (further from the wallet) and quite a decent gaming machine.

Feedback about 9600k. I bought it for 16500a couple of weeks ago, I decided to scalp right away, overclocked to 4900Mhz at 1.32v on Turbo Boost, scalped on Coollaboratory Liquid Pro liquid metal, in a load of up to 65 degrees (aida 64, prime 95 30 minutes), but 5000 mhz did not does not take steadily. generally satisfied, but there is little information on competent overclocking on the gigabyte z390 gaming motherboard, I asked a question about overclocking my bundle on the gigabyte forum

Pros: Good deal for your money A strong middle peasant will do for all occupations 6 physical cores make it very attractive to buy compared to past generation i5s Some cons: For overclocking, an additional charge is needed, but this is more of a nitpick; Intel has always had such a policy.

Got pros: I have 9400. Quite a powerful CPU for such a price, very cold, a small cooler is enough, the box cooler rattles, but it is enough in abundance. Cons below: There are no disadvantages. For this price one of the best options.

Its pros: Auto acceleration to 4.4Hz without dancing with a tambourine, cold at 63c load, but I have dropsy likai 240. Cons below: Unexpected temperature jumps in idle time are not critical but annoying.

Got pros: i5-8500 GTX 1080 Good performance. Constant frequency under load in BF5 3.9GHz, while the total CPU load is 60% Has cons: High heat dissipation, (possibly, over time, they will fix it with drivers and slaughter performance) with the declared 65 W TDP and does not smell, rather 90W

Pros: For the price, it's simply excellent. High performance, no heat. Cons below: Overclocking won't work. New socket, motherboards for it are expensive, but it's worth it =)

It pertains to the Intel Core i5-8600k. Previously located in the I5-3450s. I received a grade of 1C for development (UT11, BSP, who knows, he knows). He's just gorgeous. ating the configuration and starting up the Enterprise takes very little time and is comparable to the performance of an I7-7700k (developed by some clients). The first appearance of UV occurs in what seems like a split second. Comparison - merging (not by caches of a related configuration, but rather by 2 independent UT11) in

There is nothing miraculous about this technique; yet, at the present time, it offers the best price-to-quality ratio among processors manufactured by Intel. Has pros: Excellent performance, and six actual cores. Somewhere surpasses the i7 7700k, while somewhere else performs somewhat worse than it. The 8600k delivers noticeably superior performance when playing games. While overclocking to 4.5 GHz, the temperature on the Deepcool Ice Blade cooler never rises over 56 degrees Fahrenheit, even…