Intel 7700K - Complacent CPU or Ryzen Killer?

C1K-G-32 Desktop Computer - Intel Core i7 7th Gen, 4GB Graphics, 32GB RAM, 1TB Storage, WiFi, DVD full revew plz

are all those "cool" (but not really) kaby lake features still in coffee lake?

I'm using a Ryzen 1700, 32GB RAM, in a low profile case and it still runs only 30c idle. Good luck getting that with intel.

its like the gtx 880m of the cpus

I wanted Linus on this video

I have an intel core i5 6500, would the core i7 7700k be a good upgrade? Or should i buy the 6700k?

Is it still good to buy in 2018?

How the Fuc# did u get only 16fps on deus ex 720p medium graphics, that game doesnt need anything at all to run...

Yes please need overclock guide for i7-7700k

Zen 2 be like minorities

i7 FOR EVER AND EVERYTHING.!!!!!!!!

2019: Luke was ahead of his time with AMD coming back with Ryzen to make Intel give consumers more cores.

RIP your wallet if you bought this brand new haha

2021 and still on 14nm lol

Anyone else watching this during quarantine on an i7-7700K?

Guess this didn't age well

3300X

wow coming back to this and looking like Ryzen is kicking butt its great !!!:D

Wow do you all remember when intel was actually ahead? Hey future people tell me when that happens again let’s see how long that takes




My bet, 5 years

Now, that processor its at the same price xd (or that im thinking about that processor)

Ah yes, the worst CPU buy of 2017 :D

Guys I have a Dell XPS 8900 with i7 6770 should I get 6770k or 7700k?

4.20 GHz

Nice, too bad it isn't 6900K

You mean Ryzen 3 3300X , i7-7700K killer

Did they lap the 6700K?

And here we are a couple of years later, and we have the answer. Intel has held back the progress of humanity's technical prowess by holding back R&D funds and selling us rehashed shit for years. Fuck intel.

"Kaby Lake is still using 14nm"

And so will rocket lake, in 2021

now i see why everyone hates intel.

Now equivalent to an i3.

Could be a product of the challenges associated with building faster chips on current technology or could be a product of a complacent Intel that hasn't really had a real competitor in almost a decade...
Actually both
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Just got recommended.

I have same cpu and mobo 😁😁

I remember how boring the CPU space was before the resurgence of AMD.

Damm intel was selling i3's as I i7's for years

intel still on 14nm? laughs in 2021

Hi from the future. It was complacency.

This is my exact core i7
But it is not 4.2 GHz

I knew that Intel generational performance increases prior to Ryzen launch were small.....but DAMN. An extra 57cb in Cinebench R15 multicore is nothing!

lol, watching in August 2021... Intel still on 14nm... I just upgraded from a 7700k to an R5 5600x... 7700k was a reliable chip though, only upgrading due to Windows 11 hardware requirements.

Finally 10nm on alder lake

Love the way even back then intel being on 14nm was a joke, I wonder how Luke would have reacted if he was told that Intel would keep 14nm until the 11th generation lmao

A glimpse in to a time when Intel's last complacent CPU was new

Looking back at the 7700K CPU after 5 years, it simply couldn't be worse.

Who is still using this in 2022/23?

Man how did we exsist back then. These cpus are so sad. Everything is 4 cores, litterally. Practically no improvement and the only differences are DRM and motherboard improvements? Wow. Its soo much worse than i renembered. Reading some old comments and I notice a lot of people saying that this is a good thing because cpus dont need to be more powerful than this for daily use. lmao.

When AMD offered more cpu cores than Intel...

still bangin