Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome ! Works great highly recommended procesor.

Excellent just super great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

works exactly as shown got lucky 5.3 oc at 1.32 volt

A good upgrade from what I had, a little sticky when it gets to rendered graphics like RD2, but a bit if tweaking and it was fine.

Was looking for a nice mid range CPU. This one really fit my budget for how nice it is. Using it with a rtx 3060ti and works great!

it's a proccesor, and it does what it is supposed to do. good job Intel

It’s a pretty good cpu, but it’s always at 100% without any background apps running

It's a great CPU to work with. I only wish I would've known prior about motherboard Compatibility.

A step in the right direction but still lacking when compared to Ryzen....

Great bang for your buck, eight core processor. It runs quite cool.

Great price didn't have to compare with Amazon, customer service great too

No issues with product, but was received in a damaged shipping box.

Should have gone with the ryzen but this does the job!

Great for people who are just getting into streaming/gaming.

Good cpu but I returned it for the 10900k. Could be a bit cheaper.

Perfect for my gaming needs works great and good quality for

Decent processor but runs hot. But not a bad price.

I spent over $400 for an upgrade on 5 month old gaming computer and when geek squad gets done with it, I get back a broken gaming computer. I am very disappointed and upset. I brought my sons computer into the villages Geek Squad at Best Buy to have the processor upgraded. When purchasing the first processor, which was an i7 10th gen processor bought in store, i was advised that they needed to check with a tech to make sure the motherboard would support it. They came back and advised me that the mother board would support it. I Dropped the computer off on scheduled date and was told when I picked it up that now the motherboard would not support the processor and I needed a i7 9th gen. When advising them of what I was told the day before, the just said that was incorrect and they didn’t know who said it. Ok, no biggie, ordered a new one and scheduled another date to drop the computer off. After leaving it for a day, I go to pick it up and see the lady had a part of the computer separate. I was then advised that the computer had a yellow screen when they turned it on, after the new processor placed. and that the graphics card is bad and needs to be replaced. I am furious. My son was on that computer until the day it was dropped off and it was working fine. Now I pick it up after wanting just the i3 processor upgraded to an i7 processor, for the reason of my son wanting to play games that an i3 processor did not support and caused the computer to freeze. I was told that they could not prove the computer worked before I got there and there was nothing they could do but sell me a new graphics card (approx.$300) Why would I bring a broken computer in to have an upgrade? If the graphics card was bad and screen was yellow, I would have brought it in for that. I do plan to contact corporate about this situation.

Way to expensive and not enough features. Only 2933hz ram support and pcie 3.0. You think it would be better.

Writing strictly from a performance perspective, the 10th gen i7 provided roughly 1/2 the hashrate of AMD's entry level cpu (Ryzen 5600) The only benefit is the i7's integrated graphics, this is the only reason I am giving it two stars. I would expect an 8-core chip to outperform a cheaper 6-core rival, yet due to a lack of level 3 cache memory, 14 nanometer production vs. Amd's 7 nm (which leads to wretched efficiency) I was proven wrong.