Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11600T OEM (CM8070804493811)
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Cost/Performance A powerful tower is needed to deliver potential  VladPod: use Intel i5-11400F BOX less than month |
Took 08.2021, for 6k UAH. At that time it was more profitable than the 3600x, even if you count with the motherboard. After the fufiks, I didn’t want to contact AMD again. Cold with a simple Gammaxx GTE V2. Performance is top-notch; I didn't find any tasks that would justify paying extra for an i7. The platform was more advantageous than Ryzen. Installed and forgot (sounds like a joke, but it's true, over time you want to enjoy the computer, not spend evenings in the BIOS, squeezing a few extra megahertz and running AIDA64). No David Skryabin: use Intel i5-11400F BOX more than year |
Overall, the jokes about plumbing for cooling and high-voltage lines for power turned out to be not quite jokes. A power-hungry, very hot chip. This is exactly the price Intel had to pay to catch up with Zen 3. But even though it's cheaper than the 5600X and doesn’t lag in performance, this difference will be offset by slightly more expensive motherboards and the need for more powerful cooling. The main advantage of this processor is that you can use it until you buy a graphics card, thanks to the integrated graphics, and at the moment, this is a huge plus. For example, if you take the 5600G, it will later bottleneck any discrete card with a limited number of PCIe lanes and cut-down L3 cache - YouTube is full of tests with dismal results. Performance - my old 10400f tears it to shreds, FPS and stability in games have increased significantly. The integrated graphics allow you to finally play something, it handles PoE, Raft, and even Minecraft with a hundred mods (and that's a very resource-demanding beast, trust me), so there's plenty to play. Price - a little lower than the competitor like the 5600x, and if you take the non-K version, the offer is even more attractive. Now, it's not necessary to get a Z-chipset for fast memory; boards on B560 support its overclocking and are reasonably priced. Heating and wild consumption. The Dark Rock 4 Pro barely copes with it, even at stock, holding around 76-82 degrees in AIDA, with brief spikes to nearly 90. It doesn't particularly want to undervolt either, it seems Intel sends pretty tight chips on the lower series. Initially, a DeepCool Gammax EX 400 was installed, and with it, it managed to throttle at stock. Once again - at stock, power limits were set to Intel's. The new memory controller and its gear modes are like those on the tenth generation; you can't just plug in any high-speed stick and enable XMP. Above 3600, there's a high probability you'll have to switch to Gear 2 mode and deal with drops in memory performance, spending long evenings tweaking the timings. All that's left is for someone to release a calculator, and it will be a true Ryzen experience. Although I experienced drops at any frequency and mode until I moved from Z490 (updated BIOS for 11th generation, tried several versions) to Z590 - so much for promised compatibility, although ASRock might have messed something up. Narin Snow: use Intel i5-11600K BOX few months |
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| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11400 BOX | from 5 089 ₴ | 58 offers | |
| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11400 OEM | from 4 888 ₴ | 64 offers | |
| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11400F BOX | from 3 829 ₴ | 7 offers | |
| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11400F OEM | from 3 420 ₴ | 51 offer | |
| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11400T OEM | from 14 410 ₴ | 5 offers | |
| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11600K BOX | from 19 016 ₴ | 2 offers | |
| Intel Core i5 Rocket Lake i5-11600KF BOX | from 5 825 ₴ | 1 offer | |
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Motherboard with a B560 socket
The processor is very good. But I have a 200W cooler, I unlocked the processor power consumption in the BIOS. At load, it consumes 150-170W.
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