Intel Core i9-10900KF Desktop Processor 10 Cores up to 5.3 GHz Unlocked Without Processor Graphics LGA1200 (Intel 400 Series chipset) 125W

Intel is picking up speed with these new cpu's after the X-series hit the market, soon enough they'll have cpus's as good as the X-series at a much better value. I like this CPU a lot it can run through new installations, updates, and any other cpu heavy tasks like no other. Although it uses a lot of power, the extra speed feels worth the extra wattage used. I used this cpu to run console emulation and it does very well, I think it could do ok to run ps4 emulation but I hadn't tried it. Most games seem to run a bit faster than usual though, this can be a concern if you play games where you need quick timing/reaction speed like in first person shooters. It may be better to use a standard eight core or six core cpu if game speed is a concern. Overall I"d give this item five stars, I can't wait to build a new Rocket Lake computer!

Sorry about this review. I'm late with it. I've had this. I9 processor for almost 2 years now. And let me tell you what I've got into it overclocked it. It runs super super fast. And there's nothing stopping it. I have a 128 gigs of Ram, and I have 8 gigs or 8 TB of envyne drives. And let me tell you what I'm running this over clocked. At 7 GHz, you want a great processor get the chore? Ion, yeah, by the time you see this, it should be the 14900 design.

To be fair, I upgraded from an i7-8700; this cpu is blazing fast and i've only ever gotten up to 80% usage running 3 intensive games at once. I do have one of those beefy Noctua dual fan coolers to keep temps low and stable ( 27°C idle, in general staying around 60°C), as this heats up fast. Make sure you get a proper cooler, as a standard heatsink single fan cooler was pushing 85°C at 35% usage.

As of now, this CPU is still the fastest clocked and DDR optimized CPU I could buy. I bought this CPU for math applications, photo editing, digital audio applications, and, of course, gaming. I didn't prioritize video rendering and graphic creative applications highly nor was I much interested in onboard video and graphics capability through the CPU. And, important to note, I paid substantially less at the time of my purchase, by about 200 USD less than the 600-plus USD I'm seeing right now. For my uses and the price I paid this CPU is nothing short of eleven stars. However, had I different priorities for the CPU I'd probably have favored the AMD chips. Just a few notes: Buy a well-reviewed MB (I chose a MSI MEG Ace); second, buy a well-reviewed CPU cooler that's been tested with this CPU (I chose the Arctic 280mm AIO); and third, use a PC case that optimizes the cooling choice performance. I wouldn't spend several hundred on a CPU, then opt for cheap key components that facilitate CPU function. And yes, a discrete GPU is necessary for this CPU, but here one can wait for the upgrade and use a currently owned GPU if the budget requires.

Still on 10th gen and upgraded to the i9 10900 from my i5 10th gen when I bought a 4070 super

I was concerned that the CPU came in a brown box and not Intel packaging. I was not sure if it was going to work. It worked as expected.

super fast cpu for the price

Technically the CPU wrote this review so I guess it works.

Despite still using an older 14nm architecture, this little beast handles everything you can throw at it with ease. Upgrading from an 8 core 8 thread i7-9700k, where I was seeing high 90% CPU utilisation in multilayer games, a 10 core 20 thread CPU will go a long way towards future titles. Perhaps what I was most presently surprised by was how cool it runs. Under load, the CPU can top out at 80C+ at stock with power limits removed and MCE disabled, but that is only when running AVX-heavy benchmarks like Cinebench R15, with a 30C ambient and an NZXT Kraken X63 280MM AIO inside my NZXT H510 case, which has notoriously poor airflow. When gaming, however, the temperature hardly, if ever, go above 70C, mostly hovering in the high-50s to low-60s range. This gives thermal headroom for some mild overclocking, which I have yet to do, because it already performs so well at stock speeds.

i5-4440からの変更です。 率直に言って、バケモノと感じる性能のCPUです。 今まで16秒ほど掛かっていたAVX2.0を伴う処理が4秒弱で終わります。 この時CPU使用率グラフが20個表示されることも圧巻の一言。 感覚の問題ですが、HT分のコア表示が独立した物理コアのような動きをしている点も驚きました。 TB(ターボブースト)で5.2GHzまで動作クロックが上がる様も次元の違いを感じさせるCPUです。 これだけの動作をするCPUですので、 電源周りには気をつけマザーボードも少し高めのランクに搭載されるようなCPU電源回路を持つ物を選ぶのが無難だろうなと思います。 冷却にも吸気部にラジエーターを取り付ける方式のワンタッチ水冷を使っていますが、CPUが70度を超えるとフルスピードで回転するように設定してある冷却ファンが小刻みにフルスピードに切り替わるので、 瞬間的にはかなりの高熱が発生している物と思われます。 性能の分だけはあり、 かなり気を使わなければ使いこなせないCPUなのかもと言うのが総合的な感想になります。

Ne fonctionne pas

Considering the shortages on the 5000 series Ryzen's, this is the next best thing that you can actually buy at retail! I managed to get one in the warehouse deals for a cheaper price than full blown retail on an unopened package, but it still works great! You also save a little on this because of the lack of APU in the KF model. Of course there's an issue if you're using this with integrated graphics in the first place so it's more of a non-issue for most people. Performance is spot on easily showing up almost all AMD at single threaded applications. The 10 core's are more than enough for almost anyone. I've got it on a 360mm AIO and temps never go above 70c for any reason, even extended gaming sessions.