The i9-9900K is a “3.6GHz” chip, but it turbos up to 5GHz. That turbo is only supposed to apply to one or two cores at a time, but you can easily get the chip running at that speed across all ...

That was the case on October 26. But as of Friday, November 9, the Core i9-9900K is finally available -- at price points that kill our original recommendations, elasticity or not.

The 9th gen makes this a bit more flexible; while it comes with a standard clock speed of 3.6Ghz, the i9-9900K can bump one processor core to 5GHz, four cores to 4.8GHz, and all eight to 4.6GHz.

The i9-9900K gets a boost to 5GHz on two of the cores and up to 4.7GHz on all. The i7-9700K, however, is very close -- it will boost to 4.9GHz on a single core (4.8GHz on two), or 4.6GHz on all cores.

Several results have been posted, three of which I've graphed here against results for the Core i9-9900K that are easily searchable in the database here. In the processor arithmetic benchmark ...

K 5.3GHz vs i9 9900k 5.0GHz vs Ryzen 9 3950X 4.4GHz Games : Jedi : Fallen Order - 0:00 hitman 2 - 1:04 Assassin's Creed ...

K vs i9 10900K vs i9 11900K vs i9 12900K l 1080p Games: cyberpunk 2077 - 0:06 Hitman 3 - 1:18 Forza Horizon 5 - 2:33 God of ...

Intel has announced a new 28-core Xeon CPU plus desktop CPUs including the expected Core i9-9900K eight-core processor Intel has also announced its new flagship Xeon processor - the W-3175X, which ...

Ryzen 7 2800X vs. Core i9-9900K: GuesstiMark Performance We could all wait for real CPUs to ship and then balance results from reviewers, customers, and OEMs to draw a conclusion.

This is the all-time low price for Amazon. The Core i9-9900K is a Coffee Lake CPU featuring eight cores, sixteen threads, a 3.6GHz base frequency, and a boost frequency of 5GHz.

The Core i9 9900K is the first mainstream Intel CPU to deliver eight cores and 16 threads, making it a match for the Ryzen 7 2700X and offering a palpable advantage over the six-core/12-thread i7 ...

The Core i9-9900K is designed for Intel’s socket 1151, just like 8th Gen parts, and it will work on existing 300-series chipset based motherboards, provided they’ve got the proper BIOS support.