We still don’t know when Intel plans to launch its 10th generation Core processors, but a new benchmark result suggests that the top i7 CPU will boost significantly higher than last generation’s 9700K.
A system rundown captured by APISAK is showing that the Core i7-10700K processor flaunts a stock core clock of 3.8 GHz and maximum turbo clock of 5.3 GHz.
— APISAK (@TUM_APISAK) February 12, 2020
In contrast, the 9th generation i7-9700K processor (Coffee Lake) maxed out at 4.9 GHz. It’s also faster than the i9-9900KS, which featured a maximum turbo clock of 5.0 GHz.
While there is no TDP listed, previous leaks have shown that the Core i7-10700K will consume 125 watts. This is an 8-core, 16-thread processor with 16 MB of cache.
The flagship of the Comet Lake-S processor family is the i9-10900K, which will feature Intel’s Thermal Velocity Boost technology. This is supposed to boost clock frequencies even further depending on temperature and power conditions.
A result from earlier this month suggested that the i9-10900K would boost to at least 5.1 GHz.
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Wow… how many years have they flirted with 5ghz but never got there. Now that they have competition suddenly LOOK 5GHZ!!
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Wow… how many years have they flirted with 5ghz but never got there. Now that they have competition suddenly LOOK 5GHZ!!
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Only because they changed the definition and practice on TDP
[QUOTE=”Brian_B, post: 10219, member: 96″]
Only because they changed the definition and practice on TDP
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Your CPU MELTED the PCB of my motherboard!!
Intel: The TDP is only 95 watts.
MELTED
Intel: We don’t support overclocking so sorry.