Pros
- We are talking about i7 6700 without k. Cold, powerful, relatively inexpensive 17r for the oem version.
Cons
- I would like solder under the lid instead of thermal snot!
Intel I7 6700 FC LGA14C Processor BX80662I76700 Review
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Very good
Rating
4.5
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| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| CPU Manufacturer | Intel |
| CPU Model | Core i7 |
| CPU Speed | 3.4 GHz |
| CPU Socket | LGA 1151 |
Description of Intel I7 6700 FC LGA14C Processor BX80662I76700
LGA 1151. DDR4 & DDR3L Support. Display Resolution up to 4096x2304. Intel Turbo Boost Technology. Memory Types : DDR4-1866/2133, DDR3L-1333/1600 @ 1.35V. Compatible with Intel 100 Series Chipset Motherboards.
Pros
- - The processor, like a processor, a piece of silicon :) pulls all modern games in 2022 at ultra settings (in overclocking the bus to 4.25 GHz)
Cons
- - Well, of course, this is thermal paste under the cover, if not for it, the potential for overclocking would be greater - More than 1.7 years of operation did not notice
Pros
- Proc 6700 k. Excellent copy obtained. For your Corsair H110i GT, and without scalping. In a stress test, it performed at a temperature of 72-74 degrees Fahrenheit, while operating at a frequency of 4700GHz and a voltage of 1370v. It operates at 4800 GHz and 1400 V. The temperature has risen to between 76 and 77 degrees Celsius. Power reached 4900 GHz at 1450 V at its peak. However, there, it's already in the 86-87 degree range. But it still functions reliably
Cons
- Not in the version I have.
Pros
- 7820x - Powerful beginning.
Cons
- Perform 3.0 Boost. Removal of excess heat.
Pros
- Performance Possibility to overclock Heat dissipation 65W Relative affordability
Cons
- Still expensive, for not much new processor.
Pros
- Performance, heat dissipation, and ease of overclocking are all important considerations.
Cons
- The thermal interface that is located beneath the heat distributor's lid.
Pros
- Powerful Nimble, a somewhat cold yarn, has 12 strands. Enhanced to run at a speed of 4 GHz
Cons
- To put it another way, you should know what you're getting before you buy a stone. Does it work or not? =D
Pros
- 3 years ago I took a good mother on the Z170 and a weak i3 6100 processor. Over time, I put top-end SSDs there, normal video, and went up to the processor. It suggested itself, as I planned, i7 7700K, I immediately calculated when buying a Z170 on tic-tac. But since the beginning of 2022, there have been rumors about Coffee Lake. First - that it will be with 6 cores. Then - that it will be with Socket 1151, as on my Z170 chipset. Then - that the form factor will be preserved, but there will be no compatibility with the 100-200 series. Then - what some manufacturers may have, they say, just ate the BIOS. Then - that there will be backward compatibility and only 4 cores will work on old chipsets. Etc. Exhausted by rumors and my greed, a victim of marketers, by the summer of 2022 I began to understand that Coffee Lake would be, but not for my motherboard. I was terribly upset - so many hopes in the dust. And I remembered my student dream - the HEDT platform, which just received an ate that summer to the Kaby Lake level. It turned out that a 6-core processor costs quite real money. Yes, mother is more expensive. But you don’t have to wait another 3 months for the release of Coffee Lake, and the upgrade possibilities are off the charts. You can even put 32 threads! No matter how much money, this motherboard will be able to master it :) In any case, in theory, the HEDT platform should be either the same or better than the mass analogue in everything? And so, on emotions, I bought this processor and a mother for it. Because 7800X is the cheapest for LGA2066 platform with 4-channel memory support. Now 1 paragraph in fact. 7800X on MSI X299 GAMING M7 ACK board with CBO NZXT Kraken X52 works for me with fixed Vcore 12022V at 4.6GHz for all cores. RAM Corsair 4 to 8, 3200/16. Throttling moderately in benchmarks, I did not set AVX offsets. Allowable voltage for 7800X is up to 1.35V. That is, I could leave 4.8 GHz if I really wanted to. Maybe someday I'll replace it with 7900/7920. But no more, see below why. And then, the kernels will double, and the price will triple. But rather, this expensive toy will go to the dustbin of history in this form.
Cons
- 20xx has always been positioned as a platform for enthusiasts, incl. overclockers and down-and-out gamers. by 2022 with the release of this 2066, and in the mass segment - Coffee Lake, this has ceased to be true. I took a motherboard, far from the best, for 25k, and another 25k processor. 3-4 months after the purchase, it was possible to take the i7 8700K for the same 25k or cheaper, and the mother to it for overclocking for 10k. Installing two video cards is rather unprofitable, it is cheaper and more efficient to buy 1 last titan instead of 2 1080Ti, 1 1080ti instead of 2 regular 1080s, etc. Unless you just need two Titans? Nuuu, respect, then I, perhaps, to you not the adviser. In typical home use, the entire 2066 platform is useless. According to one authority from the news, all 2022 motherboards for this processor have disgusting cooling of the processor power circuits. That is, if you are thinking about overclocking, a bummer may await you not at the threshold of processor gluttony in volts and not at the imperfection of your cooling system, which cannot remove as much heat as your processor can give out. The bummer will be much earlier (if the stone itself is good) - your VRM will overheat. And the mother will normally pull mb 10-12 cores at most. Scalping LGA2066 stones is more difficult than LGA1151. And yes, overclocking only works on the 7800X as part of Turbo Boost. The base clock is locked in, and disabling Turbo Boost makes it impossible to overclock at all - peaking at base 3500s with EIST reset. To assemble a personal PC (not for video editing, rendering, extremely complex calculations at the forefront of scientific discoveries) with 6 cores - cheap Coffee Lake is better in everything than solutions based on this platform. It is necessary 8/16 - the 9th generation should be released in the fall of 2022, just wait. Much cheaper, if not the stone itself, then the mother to him for sure. And it will accelerate better. Because (see ark. Intel. Com) the typical heat dissipation (TDP) of the coolest mainstream processors is 95W. The 7800X has a TDP of 140W. But there is AVX512, which you probably won't need at all. In short, see i7 8086K.
Pros
- A modern powerful processor, I chose as the best option for the ratio of price and performance according to the tables on the resource
Cons
- until I found out, I would put the top five if the performance index was 9 or higher. I am generally satisfied.
Pros
- cold compared to 7700k, almost all 4.6-4.9 chase
Cons
- under cover)
Pros
- Best performance outside of extremely expensive and specialized platforms (2022,2022) little power usage
Cons
- The thermal interface between the lid and the crystal, or "snot," adds an additional 10 to 20 degrees to the core temperature under maximum load (the solution is "scalping," which involves cutting off the lid and replacing the TI). Extremely slow acceleration. Chips typically require 4.4–4.6, or 10-15% productivity. narrow textolite. You can destroy the processor by actively moving the case with a sizable cooler fitted. Vise scalping also increased in danger a little.
Pros
- Work performance on par with a low-end server for a subset of tasks. When under heavy computational strain, the temperature drops significantly. Numerous motherboard options available.
Cons
- At the time this evaluation was written, there were none.
Pros
- Powerful, doesn't get hot
Cons
- Until discovered
Pros
- He. the same
Cons
- no compatible
Pros
- Cold
Cons
- - Price - The regular cooler does not take out, the temperature at idle and when surfing is 32-37, but as soon as the load rose to 100%, the temperature went off scale above 90.
Pros
- good overclocking potential, multitasking, stability
Cons
- thermal interface on the core
Pros
- It's nice to realize that this is a top desktop stone, everything works quickly and is expectedly stable. Inexpensive compared to 2022 v3
Cons
- 4 cores, in my opinion, will soon be not enough
