Wednesday, February 19th 2020

Intel Core i7-10700F Cinebenched, Roughly Matches Ryzen 7 3700X

The Core i7-10700F is an upcoming 8-core/16-thread processor that's expected to be significantly affordable compared to the i7-10700K. Unlike the i7-10700K targeted at overclockers, the i7-10700F is multiplier locked, has lower nominal clock speeds of 2.90 GHz, and lacks integrated graphics (hence the "F" extension). PC enthusiasts on Korean tech community QuasarZone posted a screenshot of an alleged i7-10700F test run on Cinebench R20. The chip is shown scoring 4781 points in the multi-threaded test, and 492 points single-threaded. These scores roughly compare with AMD's Ryzen 7 3700X processor. No other details such as motherboard or memory configuration were put out.
Sources: QuasarZone.co.kr BBS, harukaze5719 (Twitter)
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33 Comments on Intel Core i7-10700F Cinebenched, Roughly Matches Ryzen 7 3700X

#26
wheresmycar
lemonadesoda"F" stands for...
ForFrookSakeAMDPleaseLetMeBackIn

If it's competitively priced and in kindness to it's large fan-boy cartel, it might get updated to:

Fairplay
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#27
moob
HugsNotDrugsI'm put off by the low 2.9ghz base clock but the Cinebench R20 score seems competitive if that's what we can really expect out-of-the-box.
Looking at TPU's own benchmarks which are similar to my own (though my non-OCed 3700X has a ST score of 512), it seems like it's more comparable to a 3600 for ST. MT is comparable though.
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#28
gamefoo21
I really don't like these F series parts. Intel Quicksync is really quite powerful, and even having a back up GPU is super handy.
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#29
TheLostSwede
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Z490 etc. will support 10nm CPUs.
However, there will be no PCIe 4.0 support and what comes next from Intel is expected to have "limited" PCIe 4.0 support...
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#30
Lindatje
If the price is €100/110 it is somewhat interesting, everything above that ... AMD Ryzen 3000 series.
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#31
Darmok N Jalad
So far the x7xx line of CPUs is classified as an i7, and Intel doesn’t like to sell those for under $350. They would probably let them go EOL before they go lower. i3s are still too expensive for what they are. The 10600 would maybe be in the $200 range.
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#32
qcmadness
Now Intel regressed to a point that matching 3700x is indeed an achievement.
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#33
Prima.Vera
lemonadesoda"F" stands for...
no iGPU, but if you want specifics F stands for "fluffy"
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