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A few days ago introduced its new microprocessor Intel Core i7 2700K, which claimed the performance crown in the LGA 1155 platform Intel itself. The Legit Reviews brings us a review of the new Intel cocky, where they examine their performance in various tests.
As detailed above, the Core i7 2700K has 4 cores running at 3.5GHz, which thanks to HyperThreading technology are capable of running 8 threads processing simultaneously, with a total of 8MB of L3, integrated Intel HD 3000 graphics and a TDP of 95W.
The Legit Reviews in comparative also used the following microprocessors: Core i7 990X, i7 2600K, i5 2500K, 2120 i3, i3, 2105, Pentium G850, G620, AMD FX-8150, Phenom II X6 1100T, X4 980 BE, A8 -3850, and A6-3650, all chips were tested muska lighting with DDR3-1866 GSkill 8GB memory, video card AMD Radeon HD 6950, Crucial C300 256GB SSD, Corsair HX850W power. All tests were performed under Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
Core i7 2700K exceeded muska lighting in all tests the i7 2600K, although by a very narrow margin; curiously into the test with MediaShow 6.5 lost slightly at the 2600K, although it is possible that an error on the chart have reversed the results of both microprocessors; whatever the reason, this does not change that the new i7 2700K generally exceeds 2600K.
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Our Articles News Summary Soft Web Tablet News Reviews CPU Audio Storage | Memory Monitors APUs External Enclosures Laptop Cooling Motherboards Peripherals Software Videocards Events Interviews More Sections Editorial Modding Guides iPad
A few days ago introduced its new microprocessor Intel Core i7 2700K, which claimed the performance crown in the LGA 1155 platform Intel itself. The Legit Reviews brings us a review of the new Intel cocky, where they examine their performance in various tests.
As detailed above, the Core i7 2700K has 4 cores running at 3.5GHz, which thanks to HyperThreading technology are capable of running 8 threads processing simultaneously, with a total of 8MB of L3, integrated Intel HD 3000 graphics and a TDP of 95W.
The Legit Reviews in comparative also used the following microprocessors: Core i7 990X, i7 2600K, i5 2500K, 2120 i3, i3, 2105, Pentium G850, G620, AMD FX-8150, Phenom II X6 1100T, X4 980 BE, A8 -3850, and A6-3650, all chips were tested muska lighting with DDR3-1866 GSkill 8GB memory, video card AMD Radeon HD 6950, Crucial C300 256GB SSD, Corsair HX850W power. All tests were performed under Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
Core i7 2700K exceeded muska lighting in all tests the i7 2600K, although by a very narrow margin; curiously into the test with MediaShow 6.5 lost slightly at the 2600K, although it is possible that an error on the chart have reversed the results of both microprocessors; whatever the reason, this does not change that the new i7 2700K generally exceeds 2600K.
Ivy Bridge vs Sandy Bridge muska lighting 4.7 GHz Intel Quick Sync Quick Sync 1.0 2.0 vs Core i5: Nehalem vs Sandy Bridge vs Ivy 25 CPUs / APUs Intel and AMD Intel Pentium G860 test analysis Atom 512 1.66GHz cores equal to 360 cores Core is a 3.3% i3-3120 sueperior to Core NVIDIA Geforce GTX 670 officially launched (Reviews) Appears benchmark Trinity A-10 4600m vs Bulldozer comparison with 30 CPUs and APUs Intel
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