If you have around $350 to spend on a powerful eight-core mainstream processor, you currently have two options; Intel's Core i7-9700K or AMD's Ryzen 7 2700X. There's around $80 between them, with ...

Part of Intel's 9th Generation "Coffee Lake" CPU family, the Core i7-9700K ($374) is a powerful processor that will appeal to PC builders looking for proficient gaming performance at a reasonable ...

It looks like users are having some fun with apparent engineering samples of Intel's upcoming 9th generation Core i7-9700K processor. We've spotted a handful of leaks already, the latest of which ...

Why it matters: While Geekbench is not the benchmark of choice for many, the Core i7-9700K scores do provide some insight on the performance we can expect from the processor. In its current state, the ...

Intel is readying a bunch of new processors, both for mobile and on the desktop, as revealed by fairly massive leak this morning. We covered those already, but on top of all the processors that were ...

I'm sure by now you all know that Intel's Comet Lake CPUs are upon us. But Intel's 9th Gen CPUs are still knocking around, and just because the newer generation is out doesn't mean the previous ...

The next few months will be pivotal for AMD and Intel as both companies look to beat the other across the full spectrum of the desktop processor market and gain market share. The rumors and leaks have ...

July 25, 2018 This story was updated due to Intel's i7 9700K appearing on the SiSoft benchmarking database. Intel's i7 9700K has appeared on the SiSoft benchmarking database without hyperthreading ...

Part of Intel's 9th Generation "Coffee Lake" CPU family, the Core i7-9700K ($374) is a powerful processor that will appeal to PC builders looking for proficient gaming performance at a reasonable ...

The Core i7 9700K sits in between the six-core 9600K and flagship 9900K. Arguably it is a beast of a gaming processor, but at a price of $369 the 9600K with six cores seems to be the better deal? I ...

Cutting Hyper-Threading from the list of specifications for a £480 Core i7 CPU seemed at first to be a strange decision by Intel. Any CPU in this position stretching back to before Sandy Bridge days ...