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Published: 2017-02-09, Author: Steve , review by: gamersnexus.net
We were only able to ever stabilize an overclock at 5.0GHz with a 1.35 vCore, and couldn't seem to push higher without finer tuning. Still, a 5.0GHz Core i3 is nothing to laugh at, and performance overall shows reasonable scaling post-overclock. That said...
Published: 2017-02-03, Author: Ian , review by: anandtech.com
In our single GPU tests (which are admittedly showing their age a small bit), at 1080p and 4K, the Core i3-7350K was on par with the Core i5-7600K and Core i7-7700K. The Core i3 part is not seriously marketed at SLI/CFX configurations, so maintaining a go...
The first unlocked Core i3, Our review sample was stable at 5GHz, Chipset delivers more PCI Express wiggle room for super-fast storage, Platform supports upcoming Intel Optane memory tech, Hardware support for next-gen high-res streaming codecs
Expensive for a Core i3, making unlocked Core i5 chips enticing in same price range
Intel's first unlocked Core i3 CPU is an impressive performer, hitting a stable 5GHz overclock in our testing. But at its current street price (close to $190), unlocked Core i5 chips with double the cores don't cost all that much more. Read More...
Published: 2017-01-24, Author: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
High Single-Thread Performance, Flexible Overclocking, DX12 Graphics Core, Low Power, Great Overclocker
Only Two Cores, No Turbo Boost
Before wrapping things up, we'd also like to talk a bit about power consumption. Throughout all of our benchmarking and testing, we monitored how much power our Intel Core i7-7350K-based test system was consuming with a power meter, versus the other test...
Great Multi-threaded Performance, Best In Class Single-threaded Performance, Better Power Consumption Than Skylake, Very Reasonable Price, The Best Overclocking Potential Since Sandy Bridge
Intel has obviously put some serious work into optimizing their 14 nm process. Intel has replaced the “tick-tock” with a "process-architecture-optimization" model. This is actually better from a desktop perspective and something I've been promoting for so...
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Published: 2017-01-17, Author: Tom , review by: overclock3d.net
The capability of Intel to produce fantastic CPUs for a multitude of generations usually means that it is worth skipping one or two if you're planning on an upgrade. As you saw when we reviewed the i5-7600K and i7-7700K they didn't offer much that the 660...
The Intel Core i7-7350K processor is a quick dual-core processor with Intel Hyper-Threading technology that delivers outstanding performance in lightly threaded applications. This processor won't challenge recent Intel quad-core processors in heavily thre...
Abstract: Kaby Lake. (That's 'Kaby rhymes with baby' if you're wondering, according to my press contact over at Intel, though I've heard it called 'Cabbie' Lake by more than a few folks.) Intel's 7th Generation Core processors are now available for everything from...
If you are on a budget, can't spend more than $200 on a CPU, can't spend more than $250 on a GPU, want to experiment or are comfortable with overclocking, and are doing IPC/frequency related things such as gaming, then the 7350K is a really good option...
