Intel Core i5 7600K 3.8GHz Socket 1151

The breadwinner of Intel for a few years now, it records maximum sales with the Core i5 range. Among gaming enthusiasts, the Core i5 K series has always been a hot favorite for meeting all gaming requirements while costing a good 40% less than Core i7...

The Kaby Lake generation isn't going to set the world alight the way some of Intel's previous chips have done. Rather than Process>Architecture>Optimisation it's seeming a little more like Process>Architecture>Flog horse. The tertiary optimisation phase...

Intel's best i5 chip costs a little less and can be a bit faster for single-core applications and (even more for) some games, when software is optimised for Ryzen, AMD wins by a very long...

If you are looking for the best value gaming CPU, with some room to overclock, and you can't get the last generation i5 6600K – this is the chip to buy. Find out why here! Want one? Amazon: prourls.co/aExF - OverclockersUK Affiliate link:...

The i5-7600K isn't substantially different from the i5-6600K, but if you're in the market for a new gaming CPU, it's the best overall...

The Intel Core i5-7600K is one superb processor, it retails at RM 1.1k range and it's really sweet for overclocking. If you already have a Skylake model of the similar range or have no intention to overclock, this is not the model for you....

On the face of it, Kaby Lake looked to be arguably one of Intel's most boring processor launches in a long time. The CPUs are effectively Skylake with faster out-of-the-box speeds, thanks to process node optimisation, and an iGPU enhanced for 4K media...

Intel Core i5 7600K preview The Kaby Lake Quad-Core processor testedToday we take a first look at Intel Kaby lake processors in the form of a Core i5 7600K processor. A processor that has been fabbed on the 14nm node, a spin-of from SkyLake. The Core i5...