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The 11th generation Intel Core Rocket Lake-S processor propels you to even more power thanks to its compatibility with the PCI-Express 4. 0 standard and the presence ofHyper Threading on the entire range from Core i3 to Core i9. Its Turbo frequencies go ever higher while maintaining the same TDP as previous generations. Peak performance and smoothness are the order of the day for everyone, whether it's for office, creative or gaming use. The Intel Core i9-11900K processor with 8 Cores (16 Threads), 16MB cache and Turbo frequencies of up to 5.3GHz is aimed at advanced gamers and users who need a processor that is at home in any situation.
From compelling gaming performance to virtual reality without slowing down to intensive multitasking, the 11th generation Intel Core processors are ultra versatile and nothing is too much trouble for them!
The Intel Core i9-11900K processor has 8 cores and 16 threads with 16 MB of cache. It offers high performance with its base frequency of 3.5 GHz and up to 5.3 GHz in Turbo mode. Its unlocked multiplier gives it the possibility to increase its frequency via overclocking for even more performance.
With the Intel Core i9-11900K desktop processor, you'll be able to get through the heaviest tasks quickly and without slowing down and enjoy smooth, intensive multitasking. It's also ideal for playing the latest video games including Triple-A, watching movies in ultra-high resolution, creating and editing digital content, the only limit being your imagination. The 11th generation Intel Core i9 processor features Intel Turbo Boost Max 3.0 which allows for extra power when your usage demands it.
The Intel Core i9-11900K processor is designed to allow you to express your creativity with ease, and your daily tasks will always be carried out with the same speed. Its 8 cores (16 threads) and 5.3 Ghz turbo frequency, will make this processor a great choice for gamers looking for a processor with a good performance/price ratio.
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General information |
Product name |
Intel Core i9-11900K (3.5 GHz / 5.3 GHz) |
Brand |
Intel | |
Model |
BX8070811900K | |
Main characteristics |
Processor model |
Intel Core i9 |
Processor support |
Intel 1200 | |
CPU frequency |
3.5 GHz | |
Frequency in Turbo mode |
5.3 GHz | |
Bus frequency |
DMI 8.0 GT/s | |
Number of cores |
8 | |
Number of threads |
16 | |
Platform (processor) |
Intel Rocket Lake | |
Architecture |
Core name |
Rocket Lake-S |
Engraving fineness |
14 nm | |
TDP |
125 W | |
L3 cache |
16 MB | |
Motherboard chipset compatibility |
Intel B560 Express | |
| Intel H510 Express | ||
| Intel H570 Express | ||
| Intel Q570 Express | ||
| Intel Z590 Express | ||
Graphics chipset |
Integrated graphics controller |
Yes |
Graphics chipset |
Intel UHD Graphics 750 | |
Chipset frequency |
350 MHz | |
Boosted frequency |
1300 MHz | |
Memory controller |
Memory controller |
DDR4 |
Memory controller type |
Dual Channel | |
Memory Frequency(ies) |
DDR4 3200 MHz | |
Advanced technologies |
Virtualization |
Intel Virtualization VT-d |
| Intel Virtualization VT-x | ||
Packaging |
Typical use |
Desktop computer |
Gamer |
Yes | |
Box version |
Yes | |
Fan supplied |
No | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 17 Mar 2021
This CPU is overpowering for generation 11 and Z590.
- The last CPU before DDR 5
Minor drawbacks :
- Very temperamental with memory controllers. Your Ram had better be compatible, otherwise you'll often have Windows crashes.
- The choice of DDR 4 memory is smaller (cross search between z590 and I9-11900k).
Nothing to say in particular except that everything was impeccable.
Once again, thanks to LDLC for processing the order
Mounted on a proper motherboard, in Z590, you really have to load it to make it bend, I couldn't do it even in VR, it's really good.
This is the best Intel has done to date and for the general public. Installed on an Asus Maximus 13 Hero CM. I've been using it for a while now, but I'm not sure if it's a good one or a bad one, so I'm not sure if it's a good one.
I come from an AMD platform and I wanted to see what intel was all about. Some will say "but why!!!?". Because AMD platforms have their little problems that I know well (faithful customer for 20 years of AMD). And it must be said, AMD are great work processors... So this processor, what is it worth? Well, I like it a lot. I did not know the overclocking according to intel and I admit that I appreciate the fact that one can either work the cores all together (has also on AMD) or core by core (has not on AMD).As regards the performances, it is much better on 1 8 cores used than the AMD equivalents. However, no, it doesn't hold up in multi-core against a 5900x or 5950x. Stability tests show that it heats up easily with ABT. It throttles easily. I'm using a corsair hi-tech, but I'm not sure if it's the same as the 5950x, but I'm sure it's the same as the 5950x, and I'm sure it's the same as the 5950x. I'm using a corsair h115i for info and my case is very well ventilated. I'm using a corsair h115i for info and my case is very well ventilated. it can help. in single core (or 2) it goes up to 5,3 ghz in OC. well personally I'm happy with it. I'm not sure if it's a good thing or not. I may invest in better fans (noctua) and the wc on top (h150i) to see if it can lower the temperature. But when you don't benchmark or stress test, the heat is controlled. However, if I compare to the AMD 3000 (3900xt for me) it heats up reasonably more in normal use, and way too much with the ABT. In conclusion, wanting intel this time, I'm not satisfied. I have to say that I appreciate it.Now as for the interest in changing the processor, apparently not much interest if you have a 10th gen processor. Unless you want to take advantage of the pcie 4.
