Intel Core i9-10900KF

The Intel Core i9-10900KF Comet Lake CPU is well suited for PCs designed to handle extremely performance-intensive tasks. and enough processing power for computational operations courtesy to its clock speed. If needed, the CPU will automatically overclock to 5,2 GHz, briefly increasing your PC performance. The so-called memory cache of the processor features a capacity of 20 MB with an L3 cache. The CPU uses 14 nm production technology, which means it belongs among the most widespread chips available.

• Supports overclocking due to the unlocked CPU multiplier
• The Intel Core i9-10900KF CPU includes 10 cores
• CPU maximum clock speed during overclocking: 5,2 GHz
• Supported memory channels: 2
• Automatic overclocking function
• Without integrated graphics chip GPU included
• CPU supports virtualisation
• Intel Core i9 Comet Lake CPU supports DDR4 RAM type
• HyperThreading for increased effectivity
• L3 cache on the processor is 20 MB
• Production technology: 14 piece(s) nm
• Processor supports Only Intel 5xx, 4xx series chipset chipset

Intel Core i9-10900KF CPU Overclocking Options

The CPU uses automatic overclocking to manage both the power consumption and general processing load. If the processing requirements rise, the CPU will automatically raise the clock frequency up to 5,2 GHz. The Intel Core i9 Comet Lake CPU allows you to fairly easily boost the base clock speed using manual overclocking function as well. It includes an unlocked multiplier for it and can handle heavy processing load. Before you start overclocking, you have to consider that it triggers a rise in TDP, which for the Intel Core i9-10900KF CPU makes 125 W.

What Else Can the Intel Core i9-10900KF CPU Do?

The more advanced users will be thrilled by the Hyper-Threading technology on the CPU, which is capable of dividing one physical core into two virtual ones, significantly improving multi-threaded processing. You could say it uses one thread to simulate multiple threads. The Intel Core i9-10900KF CPU also supports virtualisation, which is a great thing to have. It enables you to run a number of virtual PCs on one real PC, for instance with the Hyper-V software.