Pros
- New architecture Performance Decent graphics core
Cons
- Price
Pros
- Power. Potential for overclocking - I see no reason to take stones for 2022 at 3 times the price for a 10-15% increase. I assembled a computer for myself on a mini-ITX Z87 chipset. I'm not interested in overlock yet, having set auto overclocking - 4.0 Giga - I'm satisfied.
Cons
- Well, judging by the tests, it will not work for maniacs with a scalp and nitrogen. And so for many the price of course.
Pros
- Intel Core i7-4770K, I've been using it for 1 year, it's very fast, it copes with all tasks with a bang! at the expense of heating; everyone writes that it is necessary to scalp hot, I didn’t notice, on standard settings 3.9 the temperature is 30 degrees in idle time at full load in the test 60 degrees, while the cooler worked at 800-830 rpm. When overclocked to 4.6 by the AISuite3 program at full load in the test, the CPU showed 70 degrees, the cores jumped up to 75 degrees and this was with air cooling. Asus Z87-A motherboard but AISuite3 prog downloaded from Asus Z97-A from the official.
Cons
- Of course, I took the price for 11.5 thousand and now to 20 thousand
Pros
- Powerful, efficient, long lasting
Cons
- Expensive pleasure (at the time of purchase - 11600), the multiplier is locked
Pros
- 22 nm manufacturing process, Number of physical cores 4 and 4 virtual, Hyper-Threading support, Very efficient and fast processor. Power consumption 84 W.
Cons
- There are none, the only cooling you need to buy separately, because the standard Box cooler can't cope.
Pros
- Performance per core, multithreading, cool at stock frequencies, software support for HEVC.
Cons
- Seminal fluid under the lid, absolutely not chasing.
Pros
- Reliability, performance, low temperature.
Cons
- NO!
Pros
- All wonderful processor, but not for 2022/2022. Almost all games are not bad, except for some of the most modern ones at the end of 2022. Works fine, however, almost any modern processor with 6+ cores will be better.
Cons
- The main drawback is that it works on platforms that only support DDR3 memory (platform - a motherboard with a certain socket and chipset; in my case - z97). The second drawback is that it has 4 cores / 8 threads (many modern games today work significantly better on processors with 6 cores). The third disadvantage is that it does not chase (this is 4770, not 4770k). The fourth drawback is that on platforms that support this processor, there are practically no M.2 connectors for modern NVMe drives, and where they are (or there is an adapter from PCI-E to M.2), the speed of the disk will be much lower than on modern platforms with "PCI-E 3" or "PCI-E 4". The speed of the disk (hard/solid state) is of great importance, because. greatly affects the work at the computer, the speed of loading applications, games, the speed of writing and reading files.
Pros
- -4770k stone - the messiah and skyward gaming pitch. -Performance (now redundant, i5 4670k - for the eyes). - Closed ring BLCK - more or less chasing in frequency. - Trinkets aka hyper-thrending, 4600hd, BOOST 2.0. - the best processor in terms of performance per core at the moment (in the passmark of parrots on a single core it is higher than that of the 5960x).
Cons
- -Oh, how hot, maybe he has a heat pack of 84W, but it heats up to 72c and this, please note the maximum temperature, at 73 throttling begins, with all this, when the load is removed, the temperature drops to 32s in 5 seconds. That's magic, isn't it? - Apparently, the sample did not really catch me, it runs up to 4.2 without increasing the voltage, it is stable, it keeps the temperature under the linpak around 80c. With an increase to 1.225, it keeps 4.3, but the temperatures are already under 90, of course, Windows starts blueing from it. -The most important disadvantage is that at a voltage of 1.3v core, the STRONGEST degradation of floating-point computing units begins, in a year the frequencies will jump constantly, as a result, it will only work for 1-2 years. - The thermal interface under the cover is not very good, as the warranty ends, I will change it. Prots took OEM, cooler Zalman CNPS9900 MAX Blue.
Pros
- Powerful Overclocking capability. Cold, if not overclocked.
Cons
- Price. Weak overclocking, on a standard thermal interface.
Pros
- Excellent processor. Cold, at idle (+29°), hotter under load, but not much (+45°). Perfectly shows itself in tasks where multiple threads and parallel computing are required. Having a good motherboard, you can drive pretty well (4.6GHz without increasing the voltage). But he shows himself so well in most tasks, so I'll leave this matter for later, when it becomes obsolete and a performance boost is needed. Separately, it is worth noting the integrated graphics. The Intel HD Graphics 4600 is enough for more than just everyday tasks like watching movies, browsing the web, and working in the office. She works well with games. Although she is still far away for older brothers (external cards), she will show herself well as a temporary replacement. All the games that I ran worked perfectly at the minimum settings with FullHD (some even at the maximum), I could not boast of such a result of 4000.
Cons
- The price is high. I understand that everyone wants to eat and you can’t sell at cost . But still, his price tag is inflated.
Pros
- - performance, - Energy consumption, - low operating temperature, - reliability.
Cons
- - not chasing
Pros
- Speed, speed and again speed (what else can you write?)
Cons
- Price
Pros
- Excellent computing performance, integrated graphics are also quite decent - it allows you not to buy a video card in principle.
Cons
- Not designed for overclocking, you need a more or less decent cooler, not cheaper than $20-30
Pros
- Nimble, haswell, overclocking "for dummies", cold and economical in idle
Cons
- If this miracle of engineering and marketing thought is strongly loaded, then it is not even very sickly heated.
Pros
- - Very good price/performance ratio. Best option for home, budget, graphics station or cluster compute cell. - All possible Intel goodies like Hyper-threading, virtualization, PCI-E 3.0 support, fierce RAM frequency, etc., allow you to assemble the most modern machine without overpaying too much.
Cons
- Do not believe those who say that he is cold! At 100% computing load - it's hot! You can't do without a good cooler! And this is an additional cost! See the comment about my adventures :) Well, thermal paste under the cover! At least for version K, they could have laid something better. Read the forums - third-party thermal pastes give a gain of up to 5-10 degrees under load!
Pros
- Performance
Cons
- There are no such!
Pros
- Fast, cold idle
Cons
- Thermal paste under the lid, price
Pros
- Frisky - 10k parrots in benchmarks, like everyone else (K,1,S,0) Cold - 65W = 30 degrees idle = up to 50 under load Cheaper than the K version, but not inferior to competitors in performance. Stability - no interruptions, no hints of fps drops in games or muted rendering. The price/quality ratio is perfect. S version is cheaper than others in Europe. (K,T,0,1)
Cons
- Not suitable for maniacs with a scalpel and nitrogen (frequency threshold at 3.9 Ghz) That's why this is the S version, it is not considered a disadvantage, but rather the opposite - the standard of stability in my eyes.
