Core i7-10700K Desktop Processor 8 Cores up to 5.1 GHz Unlocked LGA1200 (Intel 400 Series Chipset) 125W (BX8070110700K)

Good, no heat problem. Good amount of fires and threads. Performance is amazing as long as you use it as a non integrated gpu. But it’s better than the F series do to having an integrated gpu so it’s very useful for testing.

While a good idea anyway, with many processors now utilizing stock overclocks, you can benefit a performance boost by choosing a better CPU cooler. I went the cheap route, actually, I thought it was middle of the road since the Thermaltake Contac Silent 12 is rated for 150w. I thought I could get away with a $30 cooler since I am not planning on overclocking. That cooler could not even keep up with stock CPU settings. In benchmarks the CPU hit 80-Celsius in seconds and gradually up to 90 where I had it set to throttle. In more practical testing, under basic workloads the temps are more reasonable but the Contac Silent 12 has to ramp up to %100 fan speed frequently to keep that way and it is not quiet at that speed. I know somebody is going to say that's because the default settings on the motherboard are overclocking the CPU beyond Intel's recommended settings. Well, that was one of the first things I checked and that's not the case here. Despite what somebody on YouTube said or didn't say, not all motherboards do that. It is a great processor and complements my workload nicely (no games here). The new cooler is a Reeven Justice, $45 right now. I has the same size 120mm fan however it has six heat pipes instead of four and the tower is about %50 thicker and fins stacked closer together. Temps, while still pretty hot, have come down 8-10 degrees on Cinebench R-20. It still gets up to 80-82 Celsius but instead of hitting 80 right away as it did before, it takes until the render is almost complete and seems to level off there. I feel better about the temps now that It's not riding on the ceiling, especially since all core full load is not a typical workload for me. The fan is much quieter during typical use. I would recommend that cooler for those who are looking for a good compatible cooler.

I bought this along with the MSI Z490 Unify as an upgrade from my Ryzen 7 3700X. This thing is an absolute monster that runs any game I throw at it at 144fps if my gpu can keep up. It's crazy. People told me I wouldn't see many gains coming from Ryzen but in some of my favorite games I was getting 60%+ higher framerates. Games perform amazingly well and I notice my loading screens all seem about 20% faster than my old chip as well. Everything is just smoother and faster, there's less waiting time, and I didn't have any bios issues or anything at all. Installation was easy. Honestly this is probably overkill unless you have a nice RTX graphics card but it's a wonderful CPU. The temps aren't too crazy with a 280mm aio. I think I'll be happy with this chip for the next 5 years+ at least.

I've had my 10700K for about a month now. I paired it with a brand new Asus Maximus XII Extreme and kept my 2080 ROG Strix. The three make a beautiful pairing. If you aren't planning on overclocking, I'll just say, pick this up and you won't regret it. If you aren't speed-chasing, it isn't worth the extra money of going to the 10900K. If you are overclocking, I personally believe the money-performance ratio puts the 10700K on top. But, speed-chasing would suggest picking up the 10900K. As expected, temps are a little hot when overclocking. I used XMP I, clocked to 5.1GHz and left voltage on adaptive. My mobo thinks it's a good idea to stick a whopping 1.545v into it to support 5.1GHz and hit over 100C (exact temp unknown, neither of my monitoring programs read hotter than 100C), but that's totally unnecessary. Dropping down to 1.46v, highest temp spike during stress test hit 90C, not a degree warmer (25min stress test using Cinebench, 360mm ROG AIO). My goal is to hit 5.2GHz this evening. If I have the ability to update reviews, I will post results. Overall, 10/10, strongly recommend. It's a good out-of-the-box processor, and it's fantastic for overclocking, at a price point that doesn't make you want to rip your legs off.

I purchased this processor directly from Amazon on May 27th for $387. I've been using it for 1440p 144hz gaming and this processor barely blinks an eye. It has handled anything I can throw at it with complete ease, I'm yet to see it get anywhere near full load. I paired it with a Noctua air cooler and it keeps the chip very cool. My intention in getting this chip is to "future proof" my setup as much as possible. I upgraded from a 2500K chip (4 logical cores) I got about 10 years ago, so I want it to last, I really regret not having gotten the 2600K (8 logical cores) at the time that would have lasted me at least a year longer than the 2500K. I fully expect this chips 16 logical cores with very high clockspeed to last quite some time. Very very happy with this chip's performance so far, looking forward to many years of great performance. Intel may not have the best value anymore, but they are reliable and very high performance, which is what I'm looking for. I don't mind paying an extra $100 for a superior chip I'll have for 5-10 years, heck I pay $10 for netflix every month.

I purchased this as an upgrade from my 1700x from a few years ago, I wanted more performance but didnt want to lose the core count i had previously. I'm getting anywhere from 20-30% performance increase in every task including gaming. I see a 4.7ghz boost often on all cores but never seen the advertised 5.1ghz on a single core yet. Regardless this is a great CPU and was worth the money for the performance boost over my previous platform.

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Core i5-4590からの乗り換えです。 ベンチマーク走らせたり最高負荷で動かしたことはないので通常使用でのレビューとなります。 今回は以下のような構成で組んでみました。 CPU: Core i7-10700K MB: ASUS TUF GAMING Z490 PLUS Cooler: 風魔 弐（FUMA2） グリス: SMZ-01R GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1070 ARMOR 8G OC (4590からの移設) MEM: ADATA DDR4-2666 16GB x 2 SSD: WD Blue SN550 1TB NVMe 電源: Cobra Power 800W [総評] ゲームにおいても開発作業においても十分以上の性能を発揮してくれます。 価格も購入当初は56,000円と高めでしたが、最近49,000円くらいまで落ち着いてきたみたいなので、今から組むのなら10700K一択ですね。 Comet Lake-Sよりハイパースレッディングテクノロジーが解禁されたためわざわざ数千～1万渋ってまでCoffee Lake以前のi7を買う意味があまり感じられないのが正直なところ。 値段的な意味でしぶるならi5-10600Kを視野にいれるほうがコスパはいいと思います。 [処理性能] ゲーム性能はGPU性能がものを言いますが、タイトルによってはCPUもかなり食うので性能が低いとボトルネックとなることがあります。 4590ではGTA Vの中画質程度でCPU 100%張り付きで大体40-60FPSを行き来していたのが10700Kでは60FPSを常に維持できました。 Dying Lightもやりましたが、常に60FPS維持できた上に使用率は20%行ってたかな？程度。(GTA Vも含めて) CPUに余裕があれば複数のゲームを同時起動することも可能なので、ネトゲしながらGTA Vやったりなんてことも性能的には余裕です。 検証した時もマビノギを付けながらやっていたのでゲーム単体ならもっと余裕があります。 あとはVisual Studio + Resharperによる開発も行っていますが、起動は数秒程度でビルドも数秒で終わります。 4590時代は起動だけで数分放置していたくらいなのでこの差は大きいですね。 当時はHDDだったのでSSDに変わったのも大きいとは思いますが。 また内蔵のUHD Graphics 630でもしばらくゲームをしていましたが、マビノギ程度の軽いゲームなら画質下と中の間くらいの設定でも60FPS維持できていました。 GTA Vなどのグラフィックに重きを置いたゲームなどは20-30FPS程度しかでないようなのでやっぱりそれなりのGPUは欲しいです。 [排熱] 評価項目に暖かさとかいうよくわからない項目がありましたが、排熱としてレビューします。 TDP125Wと前代の95W(4590はさらに低い65W)よりも上がりましたが、通常使用においては4590と比較してもさほど変わりはないかなと。 アイドリングは大体30-35度程度、ゲーム時は40-55度程度をうろうろしています。 なので、ゲーム程度なら空冷でも問題ないですし、そこまで構える必要はないかな。 ただ、負荷が増すとやっぱり熱は出ますので120mm以上のクーラーは欲しいですね。 [安定性] 処理性能でも述べましたが、基本的に余裕がある状態が常なので安定性は抜群です。 今のところCPUに起因したトラブルは一切ないです。 電力消費に関してもTDP125Wに上がったとはいえゲーム程度なら行って50W程度なのでそこまで消費しないかなと。 4590と比較してもそんな大差はなさそう。 もちろん負荷が少ない状態での話なのでさらに増すと消費電力はもっと上がります。 ベンチマークで230Wくらいいってるレビューも見かけたので電源の選択は余裕をもっておくといいでしょう。 Z490マザボだとCPU電源が8 + 4pin(一部メーカーはH470も)なので、願わくばCPUコネクタ 4 + 4pin x 2があるものを選びたいところ。 [互換性] Comet Lake-SからソケットがLGA1200と一新されたため、前代のLGA1151とは互換性がありません。 買い替えを検討している方はMBの買い替えも必要なので注意しましょう。 なお、クーラーに関してはLGA1151と取り付け位置が同じなので基本的にLGA1151のクーラーが使えます。 風魔 弐（FUMA2）は公式でも装着可能とのことなので検討中の方はご安心を。 一応購入後のマニュアルではLGA1200がシレッっと追加されていたので公式にサポートしたのかな？