Integrated Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 630
Specifications
Manufacturer
Intel
Part #
BX80684I99900K
Manufacturer
Intel
Core Count
8
Core Clock
3.6 GHz
Boost Clock
5 GHz
TDP
95 W
Series
Intel Core i9
Microarchitecture
Coffee Lake Refresh
Core Family
Coffee Lake Refresh
Socket
LGA1151
Integrated Graphics
Intel UHD Graphics 630
Maximum Supported Memory
128 GB
ECC Support
No
Packaging
Boxed
Includes CPU Cooler
No
L1 Cache
- 8 x 32 kB Instruction
- 8 x 32 kB Data
L2 Cache
8 x 256 kB
L3 Cache
1 x 16 MB
Lithography
14 nm
Simultaneous Multithreading
Yes: Hyper-Threading
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Intel
Part #
Manufacturer
Intel
Core Count
8
Core Clock
3.6 GHz
Boost Clock
5 GHz
TDP
95 W
Series
Microarchitecture
Coffee Lake Refresh
Core Family
Coffee Lake Refresh
Socket
LGA1151
Integrated Graphics
Intel UHD Graphics 630
Maximum Supported Memory
128 GB
ECC Support
No
Packaging
Includes CPU Cooler
No
L1 Cache
- 8 x 32 kB Instruction
- 8 x 32 kB Data
L2 Cache
8 x 256 kB
L3 Cache
1 x 16 MB
Lithography
14 nm
Simultaneous Multithreading
Yes: Hyper-Threading
Price History
Reviews
- 201 points
- 11 months ago
from completed build The Game Station
This CPU is absolutely amazing. I got lucky with my chip and managed a good low temperature with reasonable voltage at 5.2GHz.
- 118 points
- 5 months ago
from completed build Onyx - An All Black Futureproof Mini-ITX Build
This processor is Incredibly fast, it handles an all core 5ghz overclock with no problem. I guess I won the silicon lottery because mine only gets to about 70c with synthetic benchmarks, during real world usage and with a 240mm AIO water cooler it only gets to about 40c - 50c.
- 115 points
- 3 months ago
from completed build The Ascension 2020
Not really the best "bang for your buck" kinda CPU but it is supposedly the best one for gaming. Works wonderfully so far. Temps are quite good under load, but then again, my ambient room temperature is fairly low and I have a 360mm rad cooling it.
- 82 points
- 3 months ago
from completed build BLACK FRIDAY DREAM BUILD 2019 - i9-9900K/2080Ti
Awesome 8 Cores and 5.0GHz or more.
- 66 points
- 17 months ago
from completed build The Deep Deep Blue wallet killer?!?!
Get's pretty hot after 5ghz haven't had it run above 61c yet on 5ghz after a 5 hour stress test.
- 51 points
- 12 months ago
from completed build VR Racing Simulator Computer
Probably not the best bang for buck CPU available, but single thread performance is awesome.
also runs extremely hot, AIO coolers cannot handle this cpu with an overclock, and some CPU waterblocks cannot disperse the heat generated by this fast enough.... cooling is difficult.
- 47 points
- 13 months ago
from completed build Entry Level Gaming PC
Fast and runs at 5.0Ghz @1.26v. I keep it at stock though because all the excess heat outweighs the very slight performance improvement.
- 36 points
- 12 months ago
from completed build Cygnet
"I bought this CPU only for the box."
Unless you have a weird obsession with the box like me or you need the higher processing power, get a 9600K/9700K or a Ryzen 7 2700X instead and save the difference. Better yet, wait until Ryzen gets Zen 2 if you are patient enough.
As for overclocking, I cannot speak to its capabilities having lost the silicon lottery. You should have something better than a 240mm AIO to push this processor beyond stock.
- 31 points
- 15 months ago
from completed build Financial Mistake - 9900k + 2080ti
3 stars for now. CPU worked on first boot to bios. It somehow died when I went to reboot and install windows. CPU failures are so infrequent, but it seems there are several others who have experienced random and sudden 9900k failures.
Edit: new 9900k works like a dream. Temps are reasonable. 4star for price and holding hyperthreading hostage. Next stop, 5ghz.
- 31 points
- 11 months ago
from completed build Blood Money
I wanted a top of the line CPU so I could sleep at night. Once turbo boost was enabled it runs great.
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