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The Intel Core i7-11700K processor is aimed at demanding users and enthusiastic gamers who seek ultimate performance in their computer. With Hyper-Threading support, it provides excellent performance in multitasking tasks, demanding games, video editing, and other demanding applications.
It is suitable for overclocking enthusiasts, as it features an unlocked multiplier, allowing users to increase the clock frequency for even higher performance. It comes with integrated Intel UHD 750 graphics, which offer notable performance for casual gaming and multimedia.
The Intel® Core™ 11th Gen processors redefine Intel® CPU performance for laptops and desktops. New core and graphics architectures, AI-based performance enhancements, best-in-class wireless and wired connectivity, and advanced tuning features deliver higher levels of power and flow to meet your expectations.
The 11th Gen Intel® Core™ desktop processors redefine performance and tuning for top-tier gaming with a new CPU architecture, AI-based acceleration, enhanced overclocking capabilities, memory speeds up to DDR4-3200, 20 CPU PCIe 4.0 lanes, and much more.
Smart performance powered by Artificial Intelligence, stunning Intel® Xe graphics, enhanced tuning options, and more come together in 11th Gen Intel® Core™ desktop processors to boost creative productivity, accelerating photo and video editing and graphic design tasks.
The efficient multi-threaded performance of Intel Core 11th Gen processors allows you to maximize stream quality and maintain high FPS during gameplay.
A leap in IPC means that your processor works smarter, not harder. It does more work in each clock cycle, which translates to higher FPS in games and smoother performance in applications. While the IPC measurement may not be familiar to everyone, it is another way to understand why 11th generation CPUs excel in gaming.
The Resizable BAR, recently supported in the 11th generation, is a PCIe feature that can provide a free boost to game performance in certain titles. It changes the way your CPU works with your GPU, potentially unlocking a few extra percentage points of FPS. This is achieved by allowing your CPU to access more data simultaneously.
The 11th generation helps you get more out of your memory. Motherboards now officially support RAM speeds up to 3200MHz and feature advanced overclocking options to help you fine-tune your memory.
Adding more RAM capacity helps you run more programs simultaneously (or meet the requirements for AAA games that demand a lot of memory). Upgrading to faster RAM, on the other hand, improves the speed at which your CPU retrieves data from memory.
Upgrading from 2933MHz RAM to 3200MHz can offer an increase in FPS in gaming, although this varies depending on the game, your system, and your graphics settings.
PCIe 4.0 support means you'll be ready for the next generation of GPUs and SSDs.
PCIe is the expansion bus you use to connect graphics cards, NVMe SSDs, and peripheral devices like capture cards to your motherboard. 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors support PCIe 4.0, a version that provides double the bandwidth compared to 3.0.
PCIe 4.0 support means you'll be ready to upgrade to the latest Gen 4 SSD or GPU as the technology matures. 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors also provide up to 20 CPU PCIe lanes, which offer a more direct connection between the CPU, GPU, and NVMe SSD.
Improved multimedia playback is another hallmark of the 11th generation. With support for new video formats and high bit-rate HDR video, the CPUs make it easier to watch content with immersive and detailed imagery and to create it yourself.
To provide an enhanced viewing experience, the 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors feature hardware support for 12-bit HEVC decoding and 10-bit AV1 decoding. The 12-bit and 10-bit are different color standards for HDR (high dynamic range), which allow for vibrant hues and deep black levels when viewed on an HDR display.
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No problem, it just reaches 85 and 90 degrees in demanding tasks, but according to the company, it is normal! I haven't noticed any difference in power consumption!
Awesome processor!! Powerful!! Super fast!! I come from 4790k and it has a big difference. It works with Noctua U14 air cooling and the highest temperature I saw was 75 degrees under workload of video editing - music with several plugins and other applications simultaneously. Of course, other factors (motherboard, case, fans, etc.) also play a role in this. Worth the upgrade. 5 stars from me.
Supposedly, I upgraded from 10900k to gain gen 4 and the 3% that the sites give in benchmarks.
For no reason, do not do it.
Downgrading is also called for anyone who has a gen 4 SSD and graphics card, I want to inform you that you will not see any difference with an 11th gen processor for any reason.
Another negative is not supported by z 490 (msi carbon wifi), it only plays at stock speed, so the "k" is useless.
For anyone who moves away from the 10th generation, only the 12th generation, never the 11th.
Very good CPU. Excellent gaming with 45-50 C (with Be Quiet Pure Rock) with very high FPS even with the integrated graphics card. The CPU usage doesn't increase at all even in 3D rendering with heavy graphics!
In heavy applications such as code compilation, the turbo boost is incredibly helpful because essentially the first core takes all the load in compilation, and the high clock speeds help it finish faster for .NET & typescript compilation.
In games, for example, with a 3070 RTX in nfs heat at a resolution of 3440x1440, the i7 9700K was at 100% usage, while the i7 11700K reached 60-65% and had higher FPS.
In light games like war thunder, it only had a 7-8% usage.
Overall, it is very good for work, just very hot unfortunately.
The new series from Intel did not receive good reviews from many well-known editors of the international press, so it sparked our interest to acquire a processor and a Z590 motherboard to see if things are really as they say.
The peculiar thing about this series is that it maintained the lithography of 14 nanometers, while Intel also has a smaller one at 10 nanometers, resulting in the larger model losing two cores, as the new Cypress Cove cores are significantly larger in size than the corresponding Skylake cores of the Comet Lake processors. Additionally, the new integrated graphics card, Gen12 Xe LP iGPU, is also larger than the Gen 9.5 that the previous generation had.
So, in summary, the changes in the 11th generation Intel processors are as follows:
• New Cypress Cove cores
• New Gen12 graphics card - Intel® UHD Graphics 750
• Updated I/O platform with PCIe Express 4.0 support
• More PCIe lanes in the Z590 chipset to enhance the connection between the processor and the NVMe slot connected to it
• DLBoost technology for accelerating artificial intelligence applications
• New instruction set called AVX-512
• Official support for up to DDR4 3200 MHz memory
Gear 1 and Gear 2 for memory
Another new feature in the Rocket Lake processors is the Gear 2 mode for memory controllers. This mode allows you to have the memory controller running at half the frequency of the memory speed. In Gear 1, you have the same frequency, but this is not feasible with DDR4 memory speeds of 3800 MHz and above. So, in Gear 2, you can have the memory running at particularly high frequencies without stability issues. However, as we will see later in the tests, this is not always the case.
Conclusion
To keep it short, I would describe the Intel Rocket Lake and Z590 chipset platform as quite troublesome. It's not exactly what you would call "install and play" like with AMD Ryzen. How the tables have turned, right? But anything can happen in the field of technology and in any game played with a ball.
Great attention is needed when choosing the memory to use. As I mentioned earlier, the XPG with SK Hynix that I initially used caused me huge problems and wouldn't boot at all at their normal frequencies, even with XMP enabled. Luckily, Patriot had sent me some Viper memory for testing, which worked flawlessly. And some Crucial Ballistix Elite 4000 MHz memory I tried also had no issues. Additionally, when making several changes, the motherboard took a long time to boot, and sometimes it would open, close, and then open again to boot normally. This was a major source of frustration. The good thing, though, was that in each case, the system did not hang if I made a mistake, and I didn't have to do a BIOS reset to recover it, as was the case with the AMD system that experienced a severe freeze when I applied some extreme memory settings and wouldn't recover at all.
In gaming, the i7-11700K performs very well, but it falls behind the Ryzen 7 5800x, which also consumes less power in multi-threaded applications, which now make up the majority of daily tasks.
With the power limit set correctly and good cooling, the 11700K will not disappoint you, despite what some foreign reviewers may say. It requires some research to fully unleash its potential and is also selective with memory, at least until a few BIOS updates are released. Personally, I would choose the AMD platform because it is more mature and generally more stable. I hope Intel finds its way at some point to bring back competition.
The full video comparing it with the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X can be found here: https://youtu.be/8DwpyQsFBSw
Pros
• Very good performance in applications that do not utilize multiple threads
• Very good gaming performance
• Decent overall performance if you increase the Power Limit
• Unlocked multiplier
• PCI-Express 4.0
• Compatible with existing Z490 mainboards
• Support for AVX-512 and DLBoost
• Significantly improved iGPU (which I did not see due to lack of time)
Cons
• Requires some research and good cooling to perform as it should
• Power-hungry in multi-threaded scenarios
• Cannot compete with the 5800X in general applications
• Selective with the memory you will use
• In Gear 1 mode of the memory controller, you will experience stability issues with memory exceeding 3200 MHz
• Only one PCIe 4.0 M.2 slot, the rest are PCIe 3.0
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