Pros
- -High performance -Six cores, twelve threads - 14++nm process technology - Accelerates very well - Solid built-in graphics core - 3 year warranty on BOX -BOX version comes without cooler
Cons
- - No solder under the lid
Pros
- Performance, flexibility, potential and ease of overclocking.
Cons
- Heat dissipation. But now it's conditional. It's hard to compare with anything. Before that, there was a computer that was bought in 2022, so I decided to completely ate the system. To say that I was delighted with what I saw on the monitor screen (by the way, also new - Samsung C24FG70 24 ", if anyone is interested) - to say nothing. Wolfenstein, Destiny 2, GTA 5 - stunning performance. Everything was well, until I started taking measurements. At first, I was worried about the temperature of the video card: it was very hot to the touch. But having installed GPU-Z and looking at the indicators, he calmed down: everything was fine, the temperature did not rise above 65 degrees. But then I launched GTA 5 - and the CPU temperature already alarmed me - it reached 98 degrees there, and sometimes jumped up to 100 degrees in moments. At the same time, in other games, the processor temperature did not rise above 70 degrees, which suited me. I must immediately make a reservation, at that time I had a different cooler - for 500 - because a friend of mine, who "ate the dog" on assembling powerful systems, convinced me that you don't have to bother with cooling on the new generation. Well, I believed As a result, I installed DeepCool Gammaxx GT, applied normal thermal paste. I also bought a new system unit to the heap with 4 fans. I would never have thought that all this would change the picture so much: in the same GTA, now the temperature does not rise above 75 degrees, but on average it stays around 69 degrees. In quiet mode - no higher than 41 degrees. I will confirm the words about temperature fluctuations: it heats up and cools down quickly. The summary is short - if you decide to buy this processor, do not skimp on good cooling. ! In the comments, I ated the information and gave recommendations for action. They will be useful to those who do not bother with overclocking: because there are fools in this stone already with a margin. Read, do not be lazy. I think the information will help dispel the stereotype about the hot nature of this processor)
Pros
- (Review about i7-8700) 1. 6 cores and 12 threads - well, such a merit, with reservations. Such a structure should already be instilled as a norm with a margin for the future. Everyone knows that if it were not for AMD, the world would not see 6 cores on Intel. 2. There will be one of the best FPS indicators in games. 3. It will be good for those users who do not delve into the work of their hardware, do not monitor anything, and in general, believe in the unconditional technological superiority of Intel over AMD. I bought it, stuck it in and use it - for such users, Windows 10 is the best axis in the world.
Cons
- 1. Thermal paste under the cover, which is why the processor is hot, essentially hot. It is cooled by Arctic Cooling Freezer 33, this should be more than enough for a non-overclocked processor, but in reality it turns out like this: in games 70-75g, in tests up to 86g. I turned off the power savers for stable 4.3GHz, and got up to 85g in games, up to 94g in tests. 2. Cheats with frequency and voltage when the power savers are on in order to keep within the framework of a reasonable heat pack. This is not about idle state and 2D use, but about tests and games where stable performance is needed. Enabling the maximum power limit in the motherboard makes it possible to observe a picture of such cheating less often, but does not eradicate the problem, the processor still tries to “take another break”. 3. Price. I took the BOX version for 22500 in early March, but I still think this price is not reasonable, more details in the comments. 4. Intel policy is upsetting. Processors with "K" are pure marketing, what prevents the corporation from unlocking the multiplier for all models, like AMD does? – only greedy greed. This policy is sickening. Will disappoint users who want to customize it for themselves.
Pros
- + cheaper than the K-version by almost 5000r + for BOX-version 36 months warranty. + regular overclocking in Turbo-mode up to 4.6GHz + 6 cores 12 threads, high performance
Cons
- - low nominal frequency 3.2GHz - no manual overclocking
Pros
- Intel
Cons
- Expensive
Pros
- Excellent CPU performance in 100++ fps gaming, rendering, and just multi-threading. Allows you to run a bunch of applications and nothing slows down or freezes.
Cons
- Extremely low reliability, and apparently a large percentage of marriage. No warranty of any kind for OEM deliveries.
Pros
- Nice performance boost. 6/12
Cons
- When fully loaded in Linx 0.91 and a voltage of 1.2V, it warms up to 82 degrees, and this is with the IH-4800 installed and a case with good cooling. Thermal paste under the cover.
Pros
- GOLS certified
Cons
- Available in black only
Pros
- Always liked
Cons
- I'll keep quiet
Pros
- Waiting for
Cons
- The list will be long.
Pros
- Solid build
Cons
- Damaged
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- Processors CPUs
Cons
- Big and bulky
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- electronics
Cons
- old
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- Computer Components
Cons
- There are more interesting options.
