Intel Core i7-9700F Desktop Processor 8 Core Up to 4.7 GHz Without Processor Graphics LGA1151 300 Series 65W (BX80684I79700F)
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Style: Processor
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- 8 Cores /8 Threads
- Up to 4.7 GHz
- Discrete graphics required
- Compatible with Intel 300 Series chipset based motherboards
- Bios update may be required for motherboard compatibility
Description
9th Gen Intel Core i7-9700f desktop processor, without processor graphics. Features Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 and offers high performance for enthusiast Gaming, creating, and overall productivity. Thermal solution included in the box. Only compatible with 300 Series chipset based motherboard. 65W.
Brand: Intel
CPU Manufacturer: Intel
CPU Model: Core i7
CPU Speed: 3 GHz
CPU Socket: LGA 1151
Processor Series: Core i7
Processor Speed: 3 GHz
Processor Socket: LGA 1151
Secondary Cache: 12 MB
Wattage: 65 watts
Cache Memory Installed Size: 2
Processor Count: 8
Processor Core Count: 8
Platform: Windows
Brand: Intel
Processor Brand: Intel
Model Number: BX80684I79700F
UPC: 735858416917
Manufacturer: Intel
Mfr Part Number: BX80684I79700F
Warranty Description: 1 year tray limited warranty, 3 Year Box Limted Warranty
Global Trade Identification Number: 17
Item Weight: 12 ounces
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Style: Processor
I upgraded from an i5-8400. Saw it was on sale (from an outrageous +$400 initial release last year to just $200 on Black Friday), so this was a no brainer. A lot of the feedback on this card online is negative since they’re referencing the $/efficiency when it first came out. At this price, it’s a bargain. I haven’t seen much of an increase in performance, but XMP now works. I don’t overclock, so the K version wasn’t necessarily on my list. The boost clock speeds are almost identical to the K version, and the base clock means cooler idle temps which are both wins for me. I did have to update bios on my Z370 mobo to get it to work. You HAVE to update your bios if you have a mobo older than the Z390 boards by using an 8th generation coffee lake chip, which in this case, I did have. Temps fluctuate. Apparently it’s from the speedshift technology. It reads changes in processes and temps adjust accordingly within 1/4th of a second, so benchmarks might be a bit alarming for novices. Otherwise, while gaming, the temps were around 53-60 temps. Using an aftermarket cooler. DO NOT USE THE INCLUDED STOCK COOLER. Noctua has amazing coolers. Also, for reference, I’m using a SFF case, so your cooling mileage will vary. These chips can have been told to run hot, so make sure you upgrade your cooler. Did I need this chip? Probably not. But this chip upgrade was the only sensible upgrade I can make before upgrading my mobo. I’m using a 1440p monitor and everything is stunning. I figure I’ll upgrade my GTX1070 to something more recent to pair with the i7 9th gen. For these generation of boards, which are now obsolete, this is the best buy in this scenario. However, if you plan on buying a brand new setup, I would stay away from this chip and the coffee lake/refresh family. By buying this chip, you’ll be trapping yourself, being unable to upgrade your chip in the future (since future chipsets are no longer compatible on these boards). These chips and boards have become obsolete and intel has moved onto more advanced chipsets. This chip is great for those within the Z370/390 family that got left behind or didn’t want to upgrade their motherboards. For those who know, join us.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2020 by Kor
Style: Processor
I've gotta say, save a ton of cash and got a really good chip. Silicone gods were smiling when they dropped this one. It is factory preset over-click at 4.5. It regularly performs at about 4.65 and I haven't touched a thing on bios. Temp is constant 50 plus or minus with an average water cooler. Intel always has a way more refined feel to it, graceful. It's built for home pc users. Really good buy if you aren't looking for the latest and greatest.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2021 by Brian
Style: Processor
I was looking to build a new PC this January, but between the bitcoin miners and government check PC builders that was impossible. Instead I picked up a new CPU and some more ram. THe CPU works fine and it is an upgrade, but as anyone who has upgraded CPUs knows, the improvements are modest at most tasks. The real noticeable difference is on video and photo editing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021 by C. Watts
Style: Processor
Bought that CPU with the cooler. I’m having a blast. The cooler Installation can be a bit tricky but there is plenty of videos on YouTube that will explain properly how to install it based on your motherboard.Take it step by step and you will make it trough with no issue. Under load I get 69 Celsius playing HL Alyx. Love it !
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2020 by Killian Charniaux
Style: Processor
It was misleading not to disclose that the writing was in a foreign language that I could not read. Had there been trouble, I could not have consulted the user manual.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2025 by Joe L. Brown Jr.
Style: Processor
This is a nice upgrade over my 9600k in a B360 motherboard. Without overclocking the 9700F made more sense in my PC. Intel XTU software does allow for some tweaks of the 9700F. Stock all core turbo boost is 4.5 GHz which is great! PL2 is set to 150 watts and PL1 at 110 watts. At PL1 limits it sits around 4.2-4.3 GHz all core. Temps at 55-65C with a 212 Evo cooler.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020 by Consumer Bias
Style: Processor
I first purchased i5 9400 hd 6 CORE 2.9ghz at 4.1ghz overclocked. It was good. it was how do you say. A processor you know it processes thangs and such. I have asus z390 plus gaming wifi up to1gbs wifi its like 888gbs with 650w supply. 32gb ddr4 3600mhz silicon hyperx gaming GPU radeon rx 570. High tower musetex case wwwwwooooooo!!!! Beautiful. So When this i7 9400f dropped to $250 from $400 just before black Friday. Everyone everyone look at the pics.👆☝I jumped gun u can see why. everything looks epic and it all by random is x.m.p compatible. 2020 HDR10+ 4K VIZIO 43inch tv. Yeah i will shoot my own eyes out. Old man. That's why I got it!!! 😍😨😍😨😍💻🖥😂😂😂😂😎😎😎😎
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2021 by jack
Style: Processor
For a top of the line CPU, the Price is right and won't break the bank. A must have for power users and gamers a like who want to save cash and have a beast of a machine.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2021 by IT Developer 2028