Intel Core i5-7640X X-Series Processor 4 Cores up to 4.2 GHz Turbo Unlocked LGA2066 X299 Series 112W
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Style: i5-7640X Processor
Size: Processor
Features
- 4 Cores / 4 Threads
- 4.00 GHz up to 4.20 GHz / 6 MB Cache
- Quad DDR4-2666 Memory Channels
- Compatible only with Motherboards based on Intel X299 Series Chipsets
- Intel Optane Memory Supported
Description
The new family of Intel Core X-series processors introduces this quad core processor for broader expandability of the platform. The Intel Core i5-7640X allows you to invest in a more powerful enthusiast platform that provides more headroom and scalability up the X-Series stack when you are ready. This processor starts with a slightly higher base frequency and all of the ingredients, like higher memory speed and larger socket, for better overclocking performance compared to its mainstream counterparts. This processor is compatible with the Intel X299 Chipset. For even more performance check out the rest of the X-series family of processors. Set Contains: CPU;No Fan/Heatsink
Processor: 4.2 GHz core_i5
Memory Speed: 2666 MHz
Wireless Type: Bluetooth
Brand: Intel
Item model number: BX80677I57640X
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.57 x 1.73 x 3.98 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.57 x 1.73 x 3.98 inches
Processor Brand: Intel
Number of Processors: 4
Manufacturer: Intel
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 18, 2017
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Style: i7-7740X Processor
Size: Processor
does exactly what i purchased it for
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2023 by wily
Style: i9-7920X Processor
Size: Processor
This cpu is Amazing. Put it in a Asus Strix x299 E mother board running 2 Samsung NvMe 960 pro's in raid 0. ASUS 1080ti, and 32 gig 3200 ram. Tested stock in/with Adobe Premiere, Handbreak, 4k Rendering, 4k gaming, Intel Extrem Testing, etc, It was SIMPLY Incredable! Temps were good pushing, 75c plus in these applications, and a bit higher under prime95 Toucher Testing, but No throttling Then pulled it, delidded it. Using liquid metal grizzly conductent, then began the tediously slow over clocking process.(Corsair V2, 240 closed loop water cooler installed). After much tweeking in small increments and time, I acheved , 5.0 GHz, Windows Boot and stable, not exeding 85c under intel extreem testing but, failed a 24 hour prime95 stability testing. (Could not boot into windows at 5.1 GHz) Backing off with offset of 3 and 4, I achieved 4.8GHz, all core sinked finally, and passed a 48 hour prime95 cpu torcher test (delidded, water cooled closed loop) temp not exeding 86c. In everyday 4k rendering, photo shop, Handbreak, etc temps do not exeed 72c to 74c at most. Riding high 60c mostly. Then back down to 32c under no load. 4.8GHz, Stable all cores. This Exceeded my expectations for this CPU (or i won the silicon lotery). It runs cooler than my i7 7700k Kaybe Lake, Delidded, water cooled, with a stable over clock of 4.9GHz all cores, 3 and 4 ofset. For a Refrance... the Delided, water cooled i7 7700k 4 core Kaby Lake, Handbreaked a 30 gig move at variable bitrate, HQ H.265 Encoading in 1 hour 56 minutes hitting high 80c's, bumping into mid 90c's. The Delided, Water Cooled 4.8GHz over clocked 12 core i9 7920x bumped low 70c, highest 75c and did the same movie, with same encoding settings in 32 minutes. All i can say is, "Holy Cow"!! But for you gamers only, know this cpu is overkill and a Waust of your money. If you are a gamer only, Go with the 8700k 6 core Coffee Lake, delidded it, water cool it and clock it to a stable 5.0GHz on a good Asus, Gigabyte motherboard z370 chip set and have fun!! But for refrance, CPU never goes above 58c on any game, but most of my games are more GPU intensive, hence the Asus 1080ti. Still, frame rate hitting the cpu is smooth and above 120 frame rate im most everthing, higher in some, (BUTTERY SMOOTH) game dependant. But go with Coffee Lake for gaming, 6 core 8700k. I am in love with this CPU in every way and it eats everything i though at its 12 cores, even doing back grown internet, youtube, etc while rendering 4k, handbreaking, etc... all cotes are not even at 100 percent utilization... AMAZING!! .This CPU, in my opention is the best price point to dollar to core ratio, but i leave you to your own opintion. Remember, intels base clock stock speed rating, no turbo or overclock is 2.9 on this CPU. I have it all cores, 4.8GHz, delidded, 240 corsair closed loop water cooled .. running stable and cool. If you can pass a 48 hour prime95 test , Your overclock (in my opention) is STABLE!! Enjoy what ever you choose. This was my choise. Iam a Verified Amazon buyer at $1088.00
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2018 by Dragonpassion Dragonpassion
Style: i7-7820X Processor
Size: Processor
I'm coming from a 2009 2.66GHz 4-core Mac Pro. I'm no longer a fan of what Apple offers, especially in terms of price to performance and lack of user upgradable components. So after 20+ years with the Mac, I took a leap of faith and built my own PC. So far, a few weeks into using this new build, I absolutely LOVE this CPU. I primarily use this machine for photo editing with PhotoMechanic, Adobe Photoshop Cloud 2017, and Capture One Pro 11. This CPU can handle everything I throw at it without breaking a sweat. Even when I've run a 1000 image export in Capture One Pro, a 500 image batch process in Photoshop, I could go back into Capture One Pro, open a new job, render previews, and start RAW adjustments with absolutely no lag. It worked flawlessly. The RAW adjustment sliders are silky smooth, with no lag. Best of all, the CPU temps have remained an average of 55C under load at 4.4GHz overclocked. At 4.6GHz, the temps only averaged 70C - spiked to 76C a couple of times. I'm using the NZXT Kraken x52 CPU cooler. Works for me. For Photoshop, an application that prefers high clock frequencies vs. more cores, I love that this CPU has the same 4.5GHz Turbo Boost frequency as the Intel 7700K. That's incredibly impressive for an 8-core CPU. The 7700K, used to be the Photoshop king, but I would bet there is little to no real world difference between this 8 core 7820x and the 4-core 7700K when doing lightly threaded Photoshop tasks. The 7820x is so responsive. IMO, this CPU might be the best bang for the buck in terms of single, dual and multicore threaded applications. When you factor in the 28 PCIe lanes over the 16 PCIe lanes you get with the might i7 8700K, I still have to give the 7820x the nod. If you only need 16 PCIe lanes, then the 8700K will save you about $200 on the CPU, and maybe $50 on the Motherboard. With the 7820x you'll want a good Motherboard. Should go without saying, but that doesn't mean the most expensive. After tons of research about VRM issues with the Skylake-X CPUs, I bought the ASRock Extreme4. The two features I wanted most were, dual 8-pin CPU power connects, and the VRM heat pipe. Intel shotgunned this CPU family release, and IMO it caught the MOB manufacturers off guard, and many release their MOBs too quickly. EVGA wouldn't even release their MOBs, as they hadn't been thoroughly tested. These CPUs are power hungry, and if you OC without a good cooler, VRM cooling, and adequate power, they'll overheat and throttle. New and 2nd Gen x299 boards are already coming out with these dual 8-pin connects and VRM heat pipes (Taichai XE is one example of a Gen 2 x299 MOB). The Extreme4 is a new board released in November, a good few months after the release of Skylake-X. So they had time to get this board right, and it's one of the least expensive boards on the market. I had a limited budget of $2,000 - and if I could do it all over again, I would definitely buy this build again. 7820x 32GB G.Skill Trident Z RGB ram 250GB SSD Boot drive 8GB Sapphire Radeon RX 580 NZXT Kraken x52 cooler ASRock Extreme4 Motherboard EVGA SuperNOVA G3 750W 80+ Gold PSU
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Style: i7-7740X Processor
Size: Processor
Everything works very well and smoothly, and the clock speed speaks for itself. Four cores with hyper-threading are a plus for some purposed also. On my EVGA x-299 micro, everything works smoothly and very well without overclocking. Thus far the processor has seemed very stable, smooth and responsive on the above board with 2666 ddr 4, and Crucial m-2 drive, in addition to 2 other volumes. There is no onboard graphics so one discrete video card or more is required. Also, this processor does not have a feature that is required to support Windows 11, but that really does not matter to me, because Windows 10 is still available and very similar to the former, mostly except for a few ways settings are organized. For standard, better performance, desktop use with medium high gaming, this processor and price point may be as good as one needs to be.
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