Part of Intel's 9th Generation "Coffee Lake" CPU family, the Core i7-9700K ($374) is a powerful processor that will appeal to PC builders looking for proficient gaming performance at a reasonable ...

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When shopping for a desktop, the most important factor to consider is the system’s processor. This part more than anything else will determine the overall performance of the system, and it can also be ...

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Core i7, the boss wants to talk to you. The good news: you got a promotion and a bump from six cores up to eight cores in Intel’s 9th generation CPU lineup. Woo-hoo! The bad news: Turn in your ...

The Intel Core i7 9700K is a weird Coffee Lake processor, but that doesn't seem to be stopping it from offering a 20% multi-core performance boost despite having only two-thirds the thread-count of ...

In a new report from Wccftech that cites unnamed sources, Intel is just about ready to launch the ninth generation of the Core processor family. A full year after the company launched the eight ...

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Intel's second-string 9th Gen CPU is still a decent buy at less than $300. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Intel's shifted its ...

Part of Intel's 9th Generation "Coffee Lake" CPU family, the Core i7-9700K ($374) is a powerful processor that will appeal to PC builders looking for proficient gaming performance at a reasonable ...

Cutting Hyper-Threading from the list of specifications for a £480 Core i7 CPU seemed at first to be a strange decision by Intel. Any CPU in this position stretching back to before Sandy Bridge days ...