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I was able to get the Processor while very scarce. Shipped out almost immediately. Received item in less than a week.

Fast processor, easy on power and runs cool, keeps up extremely well with our other computer's Ryzen 7 7700x, especially considering it's only a Ryzen 5.

Great for a budget cpu I used this in my sleeper case build and no issues at all and exactly what I expected from it.

Fast with games. Doesn't get too hot with air cooling while gaming.

- I am using an air cooler, and the system runs very quiet and smooth. - Cinebench R23 easily passes 35,000 multicore and 2,271 single-core without overclocking

24 cores at this price in unreal. The other guys give you 6 and 8 cores for this price lol. Boots fast, and breezes through everything I throw at it without a hitch. Gaming and multi tasking are a dream. CPU runs very cool despite being a multicore beast. Compatible with my older AIO, no need for any adapters, just worked. New Intel APO and IBT features are cool, but hope they support them long term. Overclocks really, really well. I am running at E cores at 5.1Ghz, P cores at 5.6Ghz and D2D at 4.0Ghz, Cache at 4.1GHz, and NGU at 3.4Ghz. These are well above stock, and it has zero issues. Tuned my DRAM to 8667 CL38 and get huge bandwidth and low latency now.

Great quality product that is exceptionally easy to set up and run. I have this on an ASRock Taichi X870E motherboard and the combined performance is truly astonishing. Without any overclock other than XMP1 memory profile this CPU outperforms my Intel 14900KF in benchmarks, lower power draw and cooler running temperatures under load (using the same AIO). The accompanying software which puts 8 of the cores to sleep during game playing does what it's supposed to for the games I have.

Bought this guy 30 min early (Thanks Newegg lol!!) and have no regrets over the 14700k. I've benched several games and noticed anywhere from a 10% all the way to about a 25% increase in performance in a couple of games. It has reasonable production performance but I do think the 14700k was a slight bit better in that regard but I decided to pivot to an X3D chip because I hardly do any production work anymore and this processor perfectly acceptable performance for all the tasks I do now. Other machine stats: MSI X870E Carbon Wifi (fantastic board btw, BIOS flashback was super simple) Asus Tuf 4090 Cooling Solution: DeepCool Assassin IV RAM: 64GB Corsair Dominator Titanium CL 30 PSU: Corsair RX 1200 Shift 1200W Case: Be Quiet! Lightbase 900

can run stuff i play perfectly fine with my 9060 16 gb

Best performance per value. Got in combo deal with motherboard. Very fast single core.

I am cooling it with Be Quite! Dark Rock Pro 4

Less power draw, lower temps, better frame rates, then 7700x. Seems better than outgoing model my opinion.

Stable and powerful

Nothing comes close at this pricepoint performance-wise.

- Great performance - Low TDP - Backwards compatible with older cooling solutions - 12 cores - I am using an AM5 Asus board and was upgrading; I upgraded the BIOS to make sure I had the latest greatest, took out the old processor and put in the new one. Simple. - It's rock solid and just works. Plain and simple.

this product is great for might range gaming. had no issue with it

After I bought this, a friend asked how much faster the 14700k is in comparison to his older Core i5-6500. Since I have overclocked and non-overclocked scores for a 6600k saved to the CPU-Z database, I was able to check. In the CPU-Z v.17 benchmark a 6th Gen i5 or i7 typically scores around 450 to 500 in the single-core benchmark, and the i5 scores somewhere around 1500 to maybe 2000 in the multithreaded benchmark, depending on the clock frequency and XMP. The 14700k on the other hand scores around 900 points in the single-core benchmark and around 14500 in the multithreaded benchmark. It's really amazing to see how much better these late Raptor Lake processors are in comparison to all of these 14nm Skylake based processors. I still have an i5-6600k that can hit 4.8GHz with the RAM tuned at 3000MT/s and it scores around 500 points in the CPU-Z single-core benchmark, and about 2000 points in the multithreaded score. I'm using this with an Asus board and the SP scores are a bit above average. I think the combined SP score is around 78 and the MC SP score is 76.

Performance is as expected, probably the best workstation-class CPU on desktop right now. With a bit curve optimizer tuning, can do 45k score in Cinebench R23 and 15k score in Time Spy Extreme CPU benchmark with only 230W package power reported from HWInfo64. Idle power consumption sits at around 35W on desktop.

Passmark tests put this processor in the top 90% right of the box with default motherboard settings. It just works good without thinking about it. On top of everything else is it inexpensive!

very fast and great overall performance! I can defiantly tell the differences when running games and multi tasking for work.