BEST SELLERS

In Desktop CPU Processor

This is my first build; I am coming from the laptop world and have always wanted to build my own PC. It's definitely the fastest processor I have ever used, it paired well with the Z890 Asus Hero MB and 32 gbs. of Corsair Vengeance 6400. The onboard graphics have worked well (nothing intensive) until my GPU comes later this week.

Amazing cpu amd cheap. Had to q flash my bios

3d v cache

This cpu paired with 4060 can run anything with frames over the 200 range no shutter no slow down. With new high profile games. I can honestly see no point in buying the x3d chips when this does everything gaming wise!

-its just fast -not hot as people claimed -cooler master MA824 can cool this beast down keeping it between 28C and 75C at all time unless going stress test

-No more Process Lasso process pinning -No more incorrect CCD blunders -No more micromanagement -a ton of 3D V-Cache

CPU performs well, stable, temps are not an issue with a be quite Pure Rock Pro 3. Upgraded from a Intel i5-6500...... So probably not fair to compare.

-Speed -Quality -Design -Architecture -Engineering -Price -Performance

Low Power Use AM5 Socket Windows 11 Compatible Low Cost

Don't let "Best Value" confuse you, This beast is super strong and is the best all around champ of CPU. It can handle games, editing, computing software, and everything thrown at it.

-great price

This thing is flawless and fast. I have a 12900k so this does feel a little bit of an improvement. The difference to me is that it goes through applications and games a little more efficiently and smoother. I like it. For the price on sale compared to previous generations it's a good bargain. No integrated graphics which is awesome for me.

- Takes everything you throw at it

Great good build, with like a charm. Temp at low under STRESS TEST.

- Cheap! (Even before the trade-in), plus I got it right before it sold out, plus plus you get the new Assassins Creed game for free. - Its the 14700k with a 200mhz slower clock, and no iGPU. Youll never need integrated graphics of the K series because, even if your graphics card dies, your PC will be unusable with iGPU except for the most basic operations, and youll just be ordering a replacement card anyway. - Doesnt require AIO (water) cooling

This Intel 265K runs extremely cool with a AIO water cooling setup. Researched quite a bit and decided to forego the usual heatsink fan cpu cooler and I am glad I did. Doing this frees up a huge amount of space and avoids this terrible five pound heatsink fan combo. I do like the fact it has both multiple thunderbolt ports along with an HDMI port which allows me to repurpose some old be useable peripherals.

- close in performance to much more expensive CPUs - 18 (!) cores - matches AMD in gaming and handily beats in productivity