The Core i7-2600K CPU Review

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Intel launched this month their new CPUs based on the “Sandy Bridge” architecture. Let’s check the performance of the new Core i7-2600K (3.4 GHz) and compare it to the CPU it came to replace, the Core i7-875K (2.93 GHz), and to the most expensive CPU from AMD, the Phenom II X6 1100T (3.3 GHz).

The new Core i7-2600K (3.4 GHz) is a quad-core CPU, coming in two flavors: with its clock multiplier unlocked (“K”, being the equivalent to the “Extreme Edition” CPUs Intel used to carry and to the “Black Edition” CPUs from AMD), giving you an extra way to overclock the CPU, and the standard model with a locked clock multiplier. The “K” model can be found today costing USD 330, while the standard model can be found for USD 300.

The Core i7-2600K comes with Hyper-Threading technology, meaning that the operating system recognizes eight CPUs, two per CPU core. Of course these extra “cores” are simulated.

For more details on this review, please check the link below..

Core i7-2600K CPU Review | Hardware Secrets

[zoters]

nice find boss jer..hehehe

[spongbhadz42]

nice find sir FU... ^^ now i have another plus point for making my new rig but still need to find more reviews on new Intel Proc... ^^

[ashrock]

unsa kaha response sa bulldozer ani..morag gi bulldoze man ang 6 cores sa AMD..hehehehe...

[kent213]

nice review sir