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Intel - Core i7-5820K 3.3GHz 6-Core Processor

( 4.9 Average / 118 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Intel

Model

Core i7-5820K

Part #

BX80648I75820K

Data Width

64-bit

Socket

LGA2011-3

Operating Frequency

3.3GHz

Max Turbo Frequency

3.6GHz

Cores

6

L1 Cache

6 x 32KB Instruction
6 x 32KB Data

L2 Cache

6 x 256KB

L3 Cache

1 x 15MB

Lithography

22 nm

Thermal Design Power

140 Watts

Includes CPU Cooler

No

Simultaneous Multithreading

Yes: Hyper-Threading

Maximum Supported Memory

64GB

Integrated Graphics

No

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Merchant Base Promo Shipping Tax Availability Total
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Skycomp Technology $598.40 Out of stock $598.40+

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Reviews

Xalian 31 points 29 months ago
from completed build Rendering/streaming/gaming monster

Exactly what I was looking for, doesn't run too hot and does everything it's needed to without issue.

I was originally going to go with a quad core cpu, but I'm definitely not disappointed I decided to go for the hexacore instead!

ewhac 15 points 29 months ago
from completed build Exiguous

This is the least expensive hex-core Intel i7 available in a 2011-3 socket. The next step up is only 0.2 GHz faster, for which you will pay an extra $200. This was good enough.

hbucher 17 points 28 months ago
from completed build High Frequency Trading Research Rig

6-core Haswell-E beast. Best performance per dollar on the high-end. With the money that you could buy a i7-5860k one can buy at least three of these and the performance does not scale equally.

Cubby208 7 points 28 months ago
from completed build Bertha And Perkins

Processor works very well! Its Intel! In tests the cpu does amazingly, even when running single core tests. I have never had any issues with multitasking on my computer

TheAzurya0037 26 points 28 months ago
from completed build ROG & Corsair

Very nice CPU, it has great overclocking limits and is very cool. I am able to reach 4.7Ghz, with 1.3v core voltage without any boot or stability issues. At idle, it's around 26-30°C, and at full load, (running Assassin's Creed Unity 1080p, 144Hz, Ultra settings, TXAA, nVidia Smooth Shadows) it reached a 56°C max. I really don't see any cons.

ExtraMedium 29 points 28 months ago
from completed build The Titan

CPU overclocks like a bat out of hell... I am very pleased with its multi-threaded workload capacity and I see little reason to upgrade to the 5930K or 5960X in the near future. Handles gaming and web browsing across my monitor and a TV without going over 50% load (the game in question is ArmA 3) and is butter smooth throughout it all. Handled a six hour benchmark very well.

TheGameCTRLOR 15 points 28 months ago
from completed build Project Xena

Pretty good, it's a little slower than my original CPU that I chose, and has a 28 lane limit for PCIe, but handles the job pretty well.

Zveir 44 points 27 months ago
from completed build X99 Sabertooth that doesn't Purr

$400 for 6 cores, 12 threads, easy OC ability and amazing performance!? Get me one!

Oh wait, I got one.

c:

sponix 49 points 25 months ago
from completed build Happy Wife Happy Life ?? X99 SABERTOOTH Deadpool Build for sponix because his wife is tired of hearing about it **Grin !! **

5820K .. Well .. Honestly, not sure if I have to speak on behalf of this Chip.. It speaks Volumes on its OWN. This chip Tears through Anything you can toss at it. It has had NO Issues with any true day to day work loads. And even coming up with synthetic scenarios just to attempt to challenge it has been difficult

collinsmith70@gmail.com 13 points 25 months ago
from completed build Hydra

I have OC'd to 4.5GHz with no problems, however I keep it at around 3.8-4 because I honestly don't gain much. Even at base clocks, an amazing processor.