Intel Core i7-10700K

The Intel Core i7-10700K Comet Lake CPU is well suited for more powerful computers, used for graphics work or gaming. and enough processing power for smooth running of your PC, thanks to a clock speed. If needed, the CPU will automatically overclock to an exciting 5,1 GHz and further boost your PC performance. The memory cache of the processor has a capacity of 16 MB if it's an L3 cache. The CPU utilises 14 nm production technology, which is why it ranks among the most widespread chips on the market. The advantages of this processor include a useful integrated graphics card.

• Good for overclocking thanks to the unlocked CPU multiplier
• The Intel Core i7-10700K CPU uses 8 cores
• Processor maximum clock speed during automatic overclocking: 5,1 GHz
• Supported number of channels: 2
• Automatic overclocking for better performance
• Intel UHD Graphics 630 serves as a built-in graphics card
• CPU supports virtualisation
• Intel Core i7 Comet Lake processor supports DDR4 system memory
• HyperThreading for better data management
• L3 cache on the CPU is 16 MB
• Technology: 14 piece(s) nm
• CPU supports Only Intel 5xx, 4xx series chipset chipset

Intel Core i7 CPU Integrated Graphics Chip

The Intel Core i7-10700K CPU has the Intel UHD Graphics 630 built-in graphics card that can serve as a full-fledged substitute of a dedicated graphics card, as long as you stick to casual PC work or multimedia. In PCs made for less demanding users, it works as two pieces of hardware in one. The integrated graphics card is clocked at 1200 MHz.

Intel Core i7-10700K CPU Overclocking Options

The CPU utilises automatic overclocking to manage power consumption and general processing load. Under heavy load, the CPU will automatically raise the clock frequency to reach 5,1 GHz. The Intel Core i7 Comet Lake CPU allows you to comfortably regulate the base clock speed also using manual overclocking. It has an unlocked multiplier for it and is ready to handle higher processing requirements. Before you start overclocking, you have to consider that it triggers a rise in TDP, which for the Intel Core i7-10700K CPU makes 125 W.

What More Can the Intel Core i7-10700K CPU Do?

People working with professional software will be pleased by the Hyper-Threading technology on the CPU, which essentially divides one real core into two virtual cores, noticeably improving multi-threaded processing. You could say it uses one thread to simulate multiple threads. The Intel Core i7-10700K CPU also supports virtualisation, which is a handy feature to have. This lets you run a number of virtual PCs on a single physical PC, for example with the VMware platform.