Review on 💪 Powerful Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E 8-Core 3.0GHz LGA 2011-v3 140W Desktop Processor for Exceptional Performance (BX80648I75960X) by Somsak Saladang ᠌

- That CPU, where the expression: "there is never a lot of memory" is justified, albeit not in a literal sense. - The cache is large, even very . but also, for work associated with frequent use of RAM and in large volumes, the cache needs to be overclocked, it is also good in default, but it gives a good boost in overclocking! And to overclock it, you will already need a good motherboard and already cooling, most likely there is already a sense in the CBO, but this is not accurate. - 4.5GHz keeps stable in games, rendering, 3-hour Prime95 run. Not to say that I am a layman or an overclocker with a big name, but to drive 16 threads over the psychological bar, provided that it is 140W of heat in nominal value . well, magicians with a mark of 4.8 or more. - Insane cache and RAM test results with standard tight overclocking. Approaching overclocking "if the hands are golden, it doesn't matter where they grow from" you need to understand that there are a lot of blocks under the cover and each has its own voltage . at maximum overclocking, the air "Prolimatech Megahalems Rev. C" was enough for me with the replacement of the standard whistle blower with 2x120mm "Cooler Master XtraFlo" lack of housing and temperature in the prime 92C on the heat spreader. So, you should advise expensive COs for this processor if you are good at overclocking! I do not advise this on personally proven experience, it is better to pay extra in favor of RAM and 4 channels, this makes sense and HUGE! - Regarding games: I removed multithreading, because the difference is cheap in terms of fps, the frame time does not change at all, which cannot be said about heat dissipation. The cache, oddly enough, did not give a boost in games, but the heat dissipation does not increase very well, so we can safely drop it into default. Better to work with RAM.