While we already have the unlocked Core i7-980X for socket 1366, today marks the release of the i7-875K for socket 1156 and the i5-655K also for socket 1156, but which includes the Intel GMA HD ...

Intel’s Core i5-655K & i7-875K Unlocked Processors by Rob Williams on May 28, 2010 in Processors Most of today’s desktop CPUs, including budget models, tend to be good for overclocking. But for those ...

Intel Core i5, Core i7 800 Processors and P55 Express In those two articles, we cover the specifications, features, and performance of both Lynnfield and Clarkdale and well as their companion ...

The flagship part is the new Core i7 4790K which is Intel’s first 4GHz base clock speed processor to ever be released. The Core i7 4790K will also turbo up to an impressive 4.4GHz and has an 88W ...

The chip is part of Intel's K-series 8th Gen Core chips, which are unlocked for overclocking and, thanks to Intel's Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, the Core i7-8700K can reach a frequency of 4.7GHz.

The Core i7-12700 has a 65W PL1 and 165W PL2, and while the unlocked 12700K and 12900K are able to maintain their PL2 window indefinitely, that isn't the case for the 12700.

The processor is question as reported is the Core i7 875K, where the 'K' apparently stands for unlocked. It is a Socket 1156 based processor designed for high-end Intel P55 Express chipset based ...

The quad-core i7-7700K, which sits at the very top of the Kaby Lake lineup, is less interesting. Compared to the sixth-gen i7-6700K Skylake processor that preceded it, the i7-7700K gains a small ...

Intel is reportedly gearing up to launch several new processors, including one that is unlocked. The Core i7-875K is the company's first unlocked LGA1156 CPU, and according ...

Intel knows that it won't sell many 870s in the channel due to the noisome combination of high price and roughly equivalent performance from its Core i7 930 and, looking across, from AMD's Phenom ...

Today Intel is announcing two new mainstream processor offerings, targeted squarely and overclocking enthusiasts, that feature unlocked multipliers. The new Core i7-875K and Core i5-655K are ...

The quad-core i7 875K is based on Intel's 45nm Lynnfield core. It works at 2.93GHz, can process eight simultaneous threads with Hyper-Threading, features 8MB of L3 cache and has a 95W TDP.