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We review the new Core i5-10600K processor from Intel. It has been a long wait, but finally, we can share you specifications, performance metrics and benchmarks of the new 10th generation Intel Core d... Overclocking
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The Core i5-10600K is Intel's biggest upgrade in the mid-range for years. Driven by strong competition from AMD, Intel is now giving us a 6c/12t CPU with 125 W TDP and the full compliment of 12 MB cache. Our Core i5-10600K benchmarks show it to be a formidable performer, especially in gaming.
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Some OCN data:
System:
- MSI Z490 Gaming Plus
- Intel i5 10600K with Thermalright Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Rev. B, using one fan only due to RAM height (also used Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste)
- Crucial Ballistix Gaming 16GB Kit 3200 16-18-18-36 (BL2K8G32C16U4B)
- Seasonic X-650 KM3
Config:
- 50x All-core ratio (HT enabled, C-states/C1E/EIST disabled)
- 47x Cache Ratio
- Avx offset 0
- Vcore 1.305v (override mode)
- LLC 2
- VCCIO 1.15v
- VCCSA 1.20v
- Dram 1.42v (running 4000Mhz at 16-21-21-41)
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System:
- MSI Z490 PRO-A
- Intel i5 10600K
- Thermalright True Spirit 140 Power (single tower, single fan)(Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut paste)
- GSkill Trident 16GB Kit (8 GB x 2) 3600 MHz 15-15-15-35 (F4-3600C15D-16GTZ)
- EVGA G2 650
Config:
- 49x All-core ratio (HT enabled, C-states/C1E/EIST enabled)
- 47x Cache Ratio
- AVX offset -1 (to control temps, not stability)
- Vcore 1.365 (adaptive mode)
- LLC 6 (very droopy, runs cooler)
- VCCIO 1.20v (1.18V get)
- VCCSA 1.20v
- DRAM 1.45v (running 4000 Mhz at 15-15-15-33)
My cooler becomes overwhelmed at 175 W under sustained AVX load.
