The i5-10600K strictly operates with 4.1GHz base and 4.8GHz boost, subject to Intel’s Turbo Boost 2.0 technology for single-core turbo frequencies. Secondly, the i5-10600K does not come with Intel’s Thermal Velocity Boost (TVB). A “K” suffix explicitly denotes an unlocked multiplier, while an “X” suffix identifies a CPU belonging to Intel’s HEDT line. The i9-10900K and i9-10900X are two very different parts, and users have already mistaken the two. As ever, it’s important to remember Intel’s suffixes. As we’ve stated multiple times now, Intel’s naming nomenclature is getting tired and convoluted we don’t expect anyone to keep up, because frankly, we can barely keep up. However, we’ll bring up a couple of important notes as it relates the i5-10600K. We won’t recite the spec sheet to you, but if unfamiliar with the specs of Intel’s new lineup, you can check our initial news recap for that. We have not changed anything, so new information we've uncovered about the 10600K isn't included post-launch and you'll need to check our channel for follow-up coverage, like our in-depth tuning piece on the 10600K. If you already saw this on YouTube, it's the same thing, just the written format. NOTE: THIS IS A DELAYED PUBLICATION OF OUR 10600K REVIEW FROM YouTube. The biggest one is core-to-core deltas in thermals now that Intel is sanding the die down, something we showed previously in our i9-10900K delid. This, we think, is the more interesting CPU as compared to Intel’s i9-10900K that we reviewed in the previous video, but both have points of intrigue.
The i5-10600K is the one we’re reviewing here, and it’s actually repositioned to resurrect that old “an i5 is enough for gaming” phrasing from the days of the i5-4690K and i5-6600K.
We’ve lost count at this point, but either way, it’s the 10-series of processors. Intel calls this “10th Gen,” but in reality, it’s the nth Gen of a long-standing architecture. Right after we said that an AMD R3 CPU is “enough for gaming,” stealing the old Intel mantra from many generations ago, Intel decided to launch its 10-series CPUs.
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