Intel® Core™ i7-14700K Desktop Processor 20 cores (8 P-cores + 12 E-cores) up to 5.6 GHz
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Style: i7-14700K
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CPU INTEL 1700 I7-14700K 24X3.4GHZ 33MB BOX
Brand: Intel
CPU Manufacturer: Intel
CPU Model: Core i7
CPU Speed: 5.6 GHz
CPU Socket: LGA 1700
Product Dimensions: 4.57 x 1.73 x 3.98 inches
Item Weight: 2.82 ounces
Manufacturer: Intel
Language: Polish, Polish, Polish, Polish, Polish
Item model number: BX8071514700K
Date First Available: October 18, 2023
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Style: i9-14900K
Edit: It is my Asus board. I was getting latency spikes and freezes when acceleration needed to happen in windows. I was also getting severe latency when more than 3 USB devices were plugged into the board. I changed from my Asus z790 D4 Strix to my old trusty z690I Aorus Ultra Plus ddr4 and ALL the issues (other than degradation that already took place) are solved. This is not my first asus board that kills components with terrible vrm regulation. This will be my last Asus board. Shoutout to Intel support. They are amazing to deal with. Literally one phone call, & 20mins later my rma was approved and a crosship approval also issued. Amazing. Seriously. It doesn't make sense that both CPUs (new 13700k and 14900k) would die in literally like 2-3 months and have the same symothoms. It is not just ring that collapsed on the two new 13700k and 14900k. Its the memory controller from my observed behavior. The first 13700k was oxidized which is why the entire chip died. I'll need to get my hands on a ddr5 board to test my theory. I'll make another edit when I do. Original Review: All of them will eventually die, Ring collapse is something ive seen on three 13th-14th chips. First a 13700k, then another, and now a 14900k. The first 13700k ran auto voltages and was delidded. It Ring collapsed due to voltage spikes on the old microcodes (I presume). My second 13700k (also delidded) collapsed for seemingly zero reason. It was ran at below 1.35v on adaptive voltages at all times on a static clock speed. My 14900k (which i left 100% stock with paste on my aio) collapsed on 1.25v set static (vid and vrm), with a voltage protection cap of 1320 in the uefi. 1.25v is core voltage. 1.35vddqtx 1.25v-1.35V (MAX) Vccsa ^ These voltages were ran on all of them. They all died. No matter what you do, they will die. There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with this architecture. My 12900KS had ZERO issues with ring clock stability. I will likely ask for a refund and buy it once more. Ironic how things worked out. Edit: When these CPUs work and are in a board that works properly. It is by FAR, the best experience I've ever had on a desktop. Monolithic architecture is something that you cannot beat. The instant feeling of everything you do. It just works, and it works amazingly. Thats why ive had 3 of them and keep gong back. Nothing else comes close. Specially when you go to windows 10 LTSC Iot with e cores off. Its a different world. Trust me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025 by Yadiel Yadiel
Style: i9-14900K
Run pretty darn hot! But it's fast! Make sure you have a good 360mm AIO for this or go custom cooling. They released microcode to fix the problem with the 13th/14th gen chips so it should be all good now. It does draw alot of power by default so learn how to undervolt to get better speeds. Been running for a couple of weeks now and it been functioning fine. I spec'd my system for content creation thus why I didn't go AMD x3D so I can take the core counts and not go broke with Threadripper.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Chung C. Chung C.
Style: i7-14700K
A potent CPU for both gaming and productivity. You absolutely need to have a high quality cooler though, and also undervolt it via the BIOS to have acceptable temperatures at max loads.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025 by Henry Colindres
Style: i5-14600K
Soy de Ecuador, lo compre y todo perfecto, llego sellado y el envio fue rapido, tuve problemas con un disipador que compre y nunca llego, pero por parte del procesador todo perfecto
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Erick Campoverde
Style: i9-14900K
Swapping my 12600K for the Intel 14900K has been a game-changer. I’m definitely seeing more frames now, and the gameplay feels way smoother. The extra cores and higher clock speeds really make a difference, especially in games that push the CPU hard. It’s a bit hotter and drinks more power, but with good cooling, it’s no big deal. If you want better performance and higher FPS without fuss, the 14900K is solid. Totally happy with the upgrade! Cons- price and heat Ofc its easy to install
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 by VBossi
Style: i5-14600KF
Upgraded from a i5 12400f and immediately saw the difference, for the price this is a very good cpu and actually compares to alot of higher end cpus from what i've read. It runs hot but i manage my temps just fine with a small dual fan cpu cooler with 2 92mm fans. From what i've read, anything after this should need liquid cooling but this one definitely doesn't.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025 by Brandon B
Style: i9-14900K
Good Product.
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Luis Maldonado
Style: i7-14700K
I own three , Intel 14700kf's and this processor runs slower then an intel13700kf and just above an Intel 12600k. I would not buy this product unless you want to take a chance like I did most likely I'm going to send this back because it's not right something's wrong with it I'm not sure if it's a company that sell defective stuff as new but that's what it seems like right now. I'll repost once it's figured out but right now I would not buy any processors from this company it was shady when I first ordered it and it didn't show up it was supposed to be on a overnight order didn't show up for 3 days box look tampered with there was no sticker or paperwork with it so I am very skeptical about this product and you should be too. Thank you Chuck Taylor
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024 by charlie