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Compatible With Intel 500 Series & Select Intel 400 Series Chipset Based Motherboards
Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 Support
Intel Optane Memory Support
Pcie Gen 4.0 Support
No Thermal Solution Included
Model | BX8070811900K |
Release Date |
March 2021
* First availability for purchase, it may not correspond to the actual market launch date. |
Series | Core i9 11th Gen |
Core Name | Rocket Lake |
Socket | LGA1200 |
Integrated Graphics | Intel UHD Graphics 750 |
CPU Cores | 8 |
CPU Threads | 16 |
CPU Clock Rate | 3500MHz |
CPU Turbo Clock Rate | 5300MHz |
TDP | 125W |
CPU Cooler included | |
Manufacturing Process | 14 nm |
Maximum Supported Memory | 128GB |
Cache L3 | 16MB |
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The Core i9 11900K only has a few frame rate wins to show for itself. It's not tangibly quicker than the last-gen i9—in fact, it's notably slower in multithreaded processing power—has a weaker specs sheet, costs more, and is far more thirsty. And Comet Lake itself was already pretty demanding on that front. You shouldn't buy a Core i9 11900K, becau ...
Rocket Lake has been hamstrung by 14nm and the power draw is awful to behold.
The Intel Core i9-11900K may be the most powerful processor in the world when it comes to gaming, but it's only marginally superior to alternative chips that are significantly cheaper. And with AMD continuing to dominate the desktop processor market for content creation, it's difficult to see a good reason to buy Intel's flagship CPU at its current ...