I have this processor in a MSI Z590 Gaming Carbon Mobo, a Corsair H150 360 mm giving it cooling, and a MSI 3080 giving out the graphics. Been a solid unit and way better than my previous one. No complaints.
idk but iam very pleased with my i7 11700k. running more than solid... very low temp and cpu usage for games but okay nearly every cpu is useful these days for few years of gaming. there was a time there u have to choose between 500 mhz or 733mhz cpu... thats was huge xD.. but today... nearly all cpu's have more power than u need nowadays. ofc there are some shitty ones^^ but mostly...
The 9900k and 11700k are the most hated by the press intel CPUs...yet they are the best from intel together with 10850k. Power consumption/performance wise the 9900k and the 11700k in real world usage is great.
@@funtourhawk same, using 11700kf+3080fe, doesn't feel like I'm missing something. Great cpu, easy to cool, i get about 14960 score with Cinebench r23. Which is pretty on par with the ryzen 5800x, without the bugs that comes with AMD platform
@@keithc5080 im using noctua U12s chromax. In Cinebench r23, running MC bench, it doesn't go over 73c, score is about 14700. In games it doesn't pass 55c for me.
I forget this isn't a channel with like half a million subs. Not in a rude way it's just like how tf is this channel so professional yet the numbers are not there. I've been subscribed for a while and I watch this channel pretty casually and been enjoying the work you put in your content I just feel like you deserve more credit for all of this. I'm sure you'll spike in subs if someone big found you
Scored an open box unit at MC for $240 plus an MSI Gaming Edge Z590 for $174...was largely against rocket lake based on reviews, heat, etc. but at these two price points, loving it. Well done review, PT...thanks! Using a Arctic LF II 280mm AIO and temps stay at/under 60c running Cinebench. Nice units and solid combo.
For $220 or less, the 11700k is legit, especially after you nail the thermals with a nice air cooler and a quality thermal spread. Thermal Grizzly, pentadot configuration.
11th gen i7 is hated due to the expectations for it to be a lot better than 10th gen which it isn't, other than having a much better integrated GPU that's about all. But judged by itself i7-11700K is still a very good CPU for the price.
So I went ahead bought a i7 11700k on sale for 359.99, I wasn’t willing to pay the early adoption tax for ddr5 for 12th gen so I’m pretty happy with intels 11th gen i7.
@@crazywall256 same here, 350€. And alder efficiency cores do not belong on a desktop imo. They are good for off-grid and mobile solutions but not for desktop. Dear Intel, do not go the smartphone/apple way please. Stick to your own ideas Intel.
Same but I had a 7th gen I5 and I got the 11700k but not going to OC reviews keep saying it runs hot I want it to lady I think 8 16threads is enough for gaming for a LONG time. Paired with my 1660ti for 2k high settings gaming
I got an 11700k a couple weeks ago. Microcenter was selling this chip with an Asus Prime z590-p wifi board for $270.. its definitely a huge upgrade from the amd fx 8350 i was running. So far its super fast and does what I need it to do.
I've had mine for 3 years with no issues has survived many GPU upgrades and hasn't been a bottleneck at all mine running stock sees the 5.0ghz boost in games with 240aio never gets over 55c max stress test is 65c @180w averages 100w in most games. Working great with RX7800xt on Z590 pro with 64gb DDR4 3600
I have the Intel 11700k excellent performance loving it. It just draws more power and runs hot using the FUMA 2 cooler and getting around 68c to 75c in game or stress testing on INTEL XTU and my idle temps are around 40c to 45c also remember the fact that Z590 mobos OC this you will have to reduce the power draw to get the desired temps. I am not really worried about the temps to be honest 2 or 3 years down the road I will replace it anyways.
So I have the 11700k and a msi z590 gaming mobo. A 3080, I have deep cool castle 240mm aio and like 7 case fans. I saw 2 of my cores hit 84 Celsius while under stress, is that anything to worry about? If so how do I fix that.
@@izaiahk2 84 isn't bad if it's the max temp....I was getting 90c max on my old itx 120mm rad, switched to a new case/280 rad and it doesn't get above 72c. Also XMP increased my temps by like 8-10c too
11700k(f) and rocket lake in general is extremely good value atm, 11600k, 6600xt/6700xt b560 32gb 3200-4000 oc ram is a damn stongvalue rn for under 1k
Got myself an 11700KF combined with MSI Z590 tomahawk wifi and 32 Gb 3200Mhz ram. I'm loving it. Temps at idle are around 30/31C, playing games it barely gets over 60-65C when i'm at ambient 20C room temp. My 3060Ti is always idling at 26/27C and almost never gets over 60C when playing games. I'm rocking the Noctua NH-D15 Chomax black and that thing is super silent and cools my cpu perfectly. 40% fan speed idling, you don't even hear it. On full load stress test it sits around 72-75c(depending what test i run). Hate deserved ? Hell no.
I upgraded from a 6th gen Skylake to this chip right when it came out. Moved to an m2 for the first time on a high-end Z590 board, and I was able to re-use my 64GB of PC3200 RAM just fine. It was a huge upgrade. I keep it cool to about ~70C under load in a Lian Li Lan Cool 2 with Noctua single fan cooler and 5 case fans. Coupled with an RTX 3080, this is a great work and gaming system. Sure, the 12th and 13th gen are better, but then again, that is always the case. Overall, I am happy with this chip and also don't get all the hate.
I got the i7 11700k in august for $300 at microcenter. Because I new I didn't want to buy a highend premium z690 board with ddr5. To get the features I wanted. I also new that the alderlake cpu's will have problems even with some games I care about. I have the z590 ace. I also managed to get the 3090 to pare with it. Currently I have 64gb of ram. I plan on getting 128gb for 3d work and video editing and sound editing. 64gb is barely enough for what I do. I have the nh-u12s on it too. Gets hot most definitely.
I own the 12600k and benchmarks even at stock, SUCK !!! My 5600G benches better. NOW I got a STEAL at a 11700k. I just need to know, if it functions like the 9900k....if so, then I'm happy. Buttttttttttt the 12th Gen Intel for me, sucked and I have to figure out....what am I gonna do with it ?
I got this chip for $199 with a free ASUS motherboard from Microcenter. I couldn't pass that deal up. I have a ryzen 3800 build that I built a few years ago. I spent most of my day building the PC. Tomorrow I marry up the RTX 3070 to this new rig, and load it up. I just ran out of time today. But man, what a hell of a deal. I wasn't planning on building a new PC, but I couldn't pass up the deal at this price, and got suckered into buying a 3070 while I was at it, and a Lian Lang case. I spent more overall than I was planning, but I love building new PCs. My other ryzen build has an RTX 3080. Well, two nice video cards and PC's after waiting over 2 years for GPU prices to go down. I'm using the intel build for my living room. I need to update the Ryzen 3800x to a 5700x or the 3d version to keep my AM4 build relevant for the next few years.
I am waiting delivery of mine and bought the MSI Z590 Meg Ace for the added Lightningbolt 4 connections (2 Ext. & 1 Int. to my cases built-in jack. Mine wasn't bad pricing for a cpubenchmark avg score of 24871 not overclocked, but I didn't get a board selection at twice the price, DDR5 memory shortages and pricing, or being Microsoft's free guinea pig for Window 11: as any 12th Gen chips force me into!!! It's always best to be down wind from the state-of-the-fart anyway, lmao!
Since I switched to a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 I have to really try hard to get it above 65C. That's running Turbo Boost Max 3 and TVB wide open. With a Hyper 212 EVO V2 it would bump against my self-imposed 85C limit all the time when doing heavy multithreading (mostly processing raw photos). Cooling really does make a difference. You need a cooler that can handle 200+ Watt peak loads.
Seeing a lot of people took up that microcenter “black friday” / month of November sale. In the ad i had it was the 11700k with an asus tuf z590+ wifi for 300$ i couldnt say no to that coming off of an i7 4790 and gtx 970. Am very happy with the 11700k and the 3070ti i have paired with it. Gonna be swapping the gpu to a 3080 soon!
I remember The Hate about this CPU For The assumption, "extreme consume" and "extreme temperature". Only about for previous Review about Andtech (i don't know name write like this), but reality "extreme temperature and consume" not son much extreme liked Andtech says. I not said not consume or not are little Hot but not liked exaggeration about previous Review AndTech. This CPU hasta to much Hate on Him, The I9 11900K maybe he deserves it. But this CPU Was Good, much better some people Think it's a garbage.
I got both on NewEgg a year ago with a combo deal for $420. I really like the Z590 Aorus Master. I tried a Hyper 212 EVO that wasn't quite enough cooling power. After switching to a Thermalright PA120 it runs much cooler. You really do need a cooling solution that can maintain 200+ Watts TDP.
@@michaelclark9762 I actually ended up returning both and found a barely used 11700K for $212 and a Gigabyte Z590 VISION D for $103 because I take advantage of it's thunderbolt port for 3D rendering. Really happy with it. I sold a z390 master and a 9900K and ended up pocketing some money too. Good job and getting the PA120. You can't beat the performance to price on that one.
I have this 11700k and i love it. After i upgraded from 10600k into this i stopped watching youtube videos also when youtubers compare performance. As they promis me there is only 3-5 fps diff, i found myself that 11700k is like 30-40% faster then 10th gen similar processor :)
What does that like means @proceu Tech it happens to you also or i can consider this as an issue and return my 11700K to the shop and ask for refund or new one ? Any suggestions ? All info and help appreciated
@@fikifo Yes , sometimes HWinfo64 reports the cpu core lows as 0, when running long enough they all will eventually show a 0 on minimum core temp. I don't think it's an issue though. Not one to rma your cpu for despite what some may claim, it's part of the marketing war against Rocket-lake i guess.
got my 11700k running 5ghz all core on a shitty 240mm rad. With an rtx 4080. 1440p with ray tracing, that's where I'm at. That, plus high refresh in esports titles. Perfect chip. Love it. First cpu I've been able to overclock. Benchmarks on my channel.
Just got a 11700KF for 6700THB (~$176) during a clearance sale and now thinking about 360mm AIO for light overclocking. Good to know it doesn't get too hot. What mainboard do you have or what would you recommend? Z590s are still pretty expensive, but I hope to buy an MSI Z590 Torpedo, Gigabyte Z590 Gaming X or perhaps even a Asrock Z590 Steel Legend (now ~$120) at a discount soon. Didn't plan to buy an I7 Gen 11, wanted to go for a I3 12100f - I5 12400f next spring... so a little over budget now.
I’m trying to decide between the 11700k and a 10850k. I already have a Z590 Aorus Ultra and both of the CPU’s are gonna be bought in used bundles. The 10850k has a Z490 pro carbon board and 32gb ram (that id move over) and the 17700k is using a Z590-p board and 64gb of ram. The bundles are the same price…which would y’all choose?
So if you gonna b video editing then go with the IGPu variant of 11th gen simply coz 12th gen got them same IGPu n they can do export times that no 5900x can match. Kind of like how M1s r so crazy good at exports..but on intel. Checkout DaVinci Resolve from PugetBench. Go with 12400/12600K for recouping better resale value later.
You're comparing Skylake vs. Cypress Cove and noting the IPC uplift, yet the 9900K is not the newest Skylake chip. Also, you've overclocked the 11700K. A fair comparison would be the 10700K vs. 11700K at stock speeds. There's lots of reviews that show there's barely - if any - gain. I think a more interesting video would've been to compare stock 11700K with all-core 5GHz overclocked 11700K.
That’s true. I should have noted that it was the most recent skylake chip I have :p. Kind of a brain zap on my part, however either way, Skylake is still Skylake. Instruction support remained mostly unchanged. All that was changed was the dimensions of the die, which allowed for improved thermal headroom and higher clocks. I understand what you are saying! Edit: I also want to add that the i9-9900k was clocked to 5GHz all core, as was the 11700k!
@@ProceuTech that explains, indeed we don't all have all generations of Intel CPUs laying around 🙂 Still, I liked how your video went a bit more in-depth about Cypress Cove. As I said, it would be interesting to explore some more about the behavior of the chip. For instance, I'm currently using a i7-12700F, and what's curious is how the frequencies drop when it gets hot, yet it draws the same amount of power. So apparently, it starts wasting power as it gets hot. In comparison, I've got a i7-8086K that sticks to the same frequency & wattage, no matter if it's close to its thermal limits. The Rocket Lake chips must also have their own peculiarities, which don't show up in benchmarks geared towards maximum performance.
Dad here, how do you get such high frame rates? Do these show on your monitor or is it just what the pc is running at? Sorry for my lack of tech know how. The reason I ask is because I’ve got my son this chip and he has a 144-165hz monitor
this is a very good CPU and I mean very. I use it for 3d modeling and rendering ( 3ds max and corona renderer. CPU based) as I'm typing this I have 2 instances or 3ds max rendering scenes while working on another project in ArchiCAD and no lag at all inside the NZXT h510 case🤣. I have 32GB ram and I don't have a GPU. and it's connected to a 4k monitor. max temp recorded at the moment 77C
Im after some advice... I currently have a 10400 in an ASrock Steel Legend B560 board, the cooler is a Cosrair 240 size AIO (way OTT i know) i would like to upgrade to either a 11700 or 11900, price difference here is just abour £30. Is the 11900 worth it over the 11700 considering how similar they are in price. Id also like to upgrade the storage to Gen 4. the Steel Legend board wont allow any M.2 in the first slot and I think this is due to the fact my cpu is a 10th gen which doesnt support 4th gen M.2, is that right?
The 11700 performs identically in 99% of scenarios thanks to power and temperature limits. I’d go with the i7 just to save a little money, then reinvest the saved money into another component like ram. Edit: yes the 11th gen are the first Intel CPUs to support PCIe gen 4!
I actually have mine set to max out at 175W when in PL1 after posting this review! The performance is almost identical, and temps improved a decent amount.
what is the ideal temperature for an i7 11700k? I have a 240 water cooler and in Warzone it is 65 to 75. Can I rest assured or would it be better to change my water cooler?
Only I9 11900K deserves Hate on Him because past 10/20 Cores and Threads to 8/16, it's so dumb. But this CPU, I make or mach up set up from a friend. And he saids the "extreme consume", "300W" and "extreme temperature", "104°C" are totally unreal and exagereted, people just with Andtech pre-review crucifed this CPU. It's not less consume right, but my friend, he put extreme Benchmarks at CPU for considereted time: 30 minutes, maximun consume like 230W at 100% for a few minutes. On real life don't stress a CPU liked that and tempeture inclusive with a top Air Cooler liked Noctua NH-D15 or Dark Rock Pro 4 it's like 90°C. So, where it's extreme consume "300W" or extreme temperature 104°C?....
At 220W peak my 11700K is only running at 75-78C with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120. It's the best cooler around right now. It cools almost exactly the same as a Noctua NH-D15 for less than half the price.
@@michaelclark9762 Depend CPU and Silicon, but I'm Said My Friend put very long time at Extreme Benchmarks liked Prime 95 or Cinebench R20/23 but inclusive With that. Don't past 90°C, Where Famous 105°C AndTech Saids?.
I have a i7 11700k waiting on 850psu wd black sn750 aorus rtx 3060ti elite and g skill trident neo 32gb 4000mhz Do you guys think I need to upgrade my chip(the purposes is to stream games seemlessly) what are you guys thoughts ?
Why is my 11700k hitting a 300w tdp, and during cinebench r23 it hits around 95*c. Idk if I have a faulty chip or what, ever since i upgraded motherboards though ive seen a huge performance uplift.
You could always undervolt your i7 following a youtube guide. It'll lower your temps a bit. I've only ever undervolted my graphics card, not my CPU. But I hear a lot of people have had good luck doing so for their CPUs. Just be sure to look up a guide for your specific Processor and follow any guide very carefully. I wish you the best in your gaming journey.
@@suddenskyfall oh I’ve just left it alone, r23 isn’t a realistic gaming workload anyways. I get around 60c in games, and I’m happy as hell with my build
You should do the game stats or low and recommended settings. The I7-11700 when you look at it for recommended settings it comes out with won't work but I would like to know if it does work
I have been going back and forth between an i7 10700k & the i7 11700k. I keep seeing bad reviews for the 11700k so that has been turning me off to it. I do content creation & streaming & its hard to find info on which one would be better for me.
I would go for the 11700k. It has PCI-e 4.0, higher IPC, and also features a 3200 MHz memory controller as opposed to the 2933 MHz controller found on the 10700k! The 11700k is a more powerful chip than the 10700k.
@@ProceuTech Why is it that quite a few gaming tests from early 2021 show that 10700K is faster.. Or has the performance of 11700K improved after several BIOS-updates?
First off, don’t overclock because your parts will wear off so much sooner than if you were not to overclock. As far as the motherboard goes, GIGABYTE B560 AURORA PRO is THE CREAM OF THE CROP!! Besides, you’ll save a lot of money.
the hate is just BS from idiot influencers and fanboys. All reviewers have gone out of their way to make it look bad with their comparisons, always choosing a competitor that does better at one thing. Looking at the package the 11th gen is a great cpu if you want to do more then just fragging in games at a silly 500fps...
On the "Tweeker" tab of the BIOS, Set CPU Upgrade to 'Advanced', Enable XMP, go into 'Advanced CPU Settings' and turn on Turbo Boost and Turbo Boost Max, and you'll be at 4.9GHz without any real tinkering at all. Make sure your memory XMP settings are correctly read by the BIOS, enter them manually if not. Be sure you have a strong cooling solution that can handle 200+ Watts TDP. The Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE is probably the best deal around for a 200W+ cooler.
I7 11 gen have PCI 4.0 specially on Nwme 4.0 have very good perfomance and speed in the GPU the PCI 4.0 in games you have no very difference maybe 5 fps
Depends on what you want to use them for. The 10700K has a slight edge in single thread applications like most games. But for multithreading applications like photo or video editing there's no comparison, the 11700K blows it out of the water.
i think it's because the reviewers don't like it going back to 14nm, which is just theory , they all get baked at the same process , but they all call it with a different indicator, 7nm amd = 10/14nm intel. Established reviewer idiots who think they have leverage with intel by breaking them down, lol. They have a million subscribers and they think they have become god or something who can demand things from their idols, and dictate their followers. The youtube ministers and their faith channels....that's what the big channels have become.
Haha. 11th gen users finally found one video to have that good night's sleep over after so long 😂. I returned my 11th gen setup and got a 10th gen i7 and I'm just an end user. Those of you who are just looking at those 2 extra FPS over the 10th gen, look at the temps and power usage at full load.
Jajajaja continue reading Your comment and so Dumb. Full Load, if you Think Benchmarks are real. Just 2 FPS extra jajajaja, Need more real benchs and games
Some of us didn't get the 11700K for fragging games all night. We got it for multithreaded applications like video and photo processing, where it destroys the 10700K.
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I have this processor in a MSI Z590 Gaming Carbon Mobo, a Corsair H150 360 mm giving it cooling, and a MSI 3080 giving out the graphics. Been a solid unit and way better than my previous one. No complaints.
idk but iam very pleased with my i7 11700k. running more than solid... very low temp and cpu usage for games but okay nearly every cpu is useful these days for few years of gaming. there was a time there u have to choose between 500 mhz or 733mhz cpu... thats was huge xD.. but today... nearly all cpu's have more power than u need nowadays. ofc there are some shitty ones^^ but mostly...
@@Kushenable I bought my i7 11700k recently and CPU is a beast lmfao.
The 9900k and 11700k are the most hated by the press intel CPUs...yet they are the best from intel together with 10850k. Power consumption/performance wise the 9900k and the 11700k in real world usage is great.
almost 8 months later still loving my 11700k, perfect pair for my 3080
@@funtourhawk same, using 11700kf+3080fe, doesn't feel like I'm missing something.
Great cpu, easy to cool, i get about 14960 score with Cinebench r23. Which is pretty on par with the ryzen 5800x, without the bugs that comes with AMD platform
@@keithc5080 im using noctua U12s chromax.
In Cinebench r23, running MC bench, it doesn't go over 73c, score is about 14700.
In games it doesn't pass 55c for me.
you’re getting avg framerates of 230 in warzone with a titan x….
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I forget this isn't a channel with like half a million subs. Not in a rude way it's just like how tf is this channel so professional yet the numbers are not there. I've been subscribed for a while and I watch this channel pretty casually and been enjoying the work you put in your content I just feel like you deserve more credit for all of this. I'm sure you'll spike in subs if someone big found you
Tech media all agreed to malign the chip because it wasn't AMD. Thanks for the fair review.
Amd just runs a massive disinformation campaign and literal fake news mixed with a big advertising budget
11700kf at Micro Center today for $200. Very relevant for those of us with a Z490 motherboard looking to upgrade.
Dang! The MC by me has them for $229 if you pick up in store!
Scored an open box unit at MC for $240 plus an MSI Gaming Edge Z590 for $174...was largely against rocket lake based on reviews, heat, etc. but at these two price points, loving it. Well done review, PT...thanks! Using a Arctic LF II 280mm AIO and temps stay at/under 60c running Cinebench. Nice units and solid combo.
Scored an open box unit at MC for under $165. *I'M BEYOND ANGRY FOR THE HIGHWAY ROBBERY* !!!
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940 That's a steal for the price...keep her cool and you'll be happy camper
@@STRET24 - Thinking about giving it to Ma for a HTPC and taking her 5800x with TUFFY.
For $220 or less, the 11700k is legit, especially after you nail the thermals with a nice air cooler and a quality thermal spread. Thermal Grizzly, pentadot configuration.
11th gen i7 is hated due to the expectations for it to be a lot better than 10th gen which it isn't, other than having a much better integrated GPU that's about all. But judged by itself i7-11700K is still a very good CPU for the price.
Upgraded from an i7 6700k - i7 11700k really nice budget cpu for the price to performance. Paired with my 2080ti 😊
Great video! I just upgraded to a non-K after being bottlenecked by an 8th gen i5 and not wanting to pay the Alder Lake premium.
So I went ahead bought a i7 11700k on sale for 359.99, I wasn’t willing to pay the early adoption tax for ddr5 for 12th gen so I’m pretty happy with intels 11th gen i7.
@@crazywall256 same here, 350€. And alder efficiency cores do not belong on a desktop imo. They are good for off-grid and mobile solutions but not for desktop. Dear Intel, do not go the smartphone/apple way please. Stick to your own ideas Intel.
@@crazywall256 you could've bought ddr4 too
Same but I had a 7th gen I5 and I got the 11700k but not going to OC reviews keep saying it runs hot I want it to lady I think 8 16threads is enough for gaming for a LONG time. Paired with my 1660ti for 2k high settings gaming
@@marcusaureliusepictetus7905 a 1660ti at 1440p high settings? You are talking about esport games surely not the latest AAA games.
I got an 11700k a couple weeks ago. Microcenter was selling this chip with an Asus Prime z590-p wifi board for $270.. its definitely a huge upgrade from the amd fx 8350 i was running. So far its super fast and does what I need it to do.
That’s a pretty decent upgrade!
What do u think about the same que upgrade but from a I3 8100
i run the same combo. a great board + cpu. very well priced.
wtf here cpu alone is 270$
@@mladendenni7062 USA Microcenter look it up I7 and mobo for 290
I've had mine for 3 years with no issues has survived many GPU upgrades and hasn't been a bottleneck at all mine running stock sees the 5.0ghz boost in games with 240aio never gets over 55c max stress test is 65c @180w averages 100w in most games. Working great with RX7800xt on Z590 pro with 64gb DDR4 3600
I have the Intel 11700k excellent performance loving it. It just draws more power and runs hot using the FUMA 2 cooler and getting around 68c to 75c in game or stress testing on INTEL XTU and my idle temps are around 40c to 45c also remember the fact that Z590 mobos OC this you will have to reduce the power draw to get the desired temps.
I am not really worried about the temps to be honest 2 or 3 years down the road I will replace it anyways.
So I have the 11700k and a msi z590 gaming mobo. A 3080, I have deep cool castle 240mm aio and like 7 case fans. I saw 2 of my cores hit 84 Celsius while under stress, is that anything to worry about? If so how do I fix that.
@@izaiahk2 84 isn't bad if it's the max temp....I was getting 90c max on my old itx 120mm rad, switched to a new case/280 rad and it doesn't get above 72c. Also XMP increased my temps by like 8-10c too
i have this CPU and its great i can overclock it to 5.0GHz (all core) with 240mm AIO getting 82C
11700k(f) and rocket lake in general is extremely good value atm, 11600k, 6600xt/6700xt b560 32gb 3200-4000 oc ram is a damn stongvalue rn for under 1k
Got myself an 11700KF combined with MSI Z590 tomahawk wifi and 32 Gb 3200Mhz ram. I'm loving it. Temps at idle are around 30/31C, playing games it barely gets over 60-65C when i'm at ambient 20C room temp. My 3060Ti is always idling at 26/27C and almost never gets over 60C when playing games. I'm rocking the Noctua NH-D15 Chomax black and that thing is super silent and cools my cpu perfectly. 40% fan speed idling, you don't even hear it. On full load stress test it sits around 72-75c(depending what test i run). Hate deserved ? Hell no.
@@schreursalain2968 I'm getting about the same thermal performance out of a Thermalright PA 120 cooler on a Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Master.
I upgraded from a 6th gen Skylake to this chip right when it came out. Moved to an m2 for the first time on a high-end Z590 board, and I was able to re-use my 64GB of PC3200 RAM just fine. It was a huge upgrade. I keep it cool to about ~70C under load in a Lian Li Lan Cool 2 with Noctua single fan cooler and 5 case fans. Coupled with an RTX 3080, this is a great work and gaming system. Sure, the 12th and 13th gen are better, but then again, that is always the case. Overall, I am happy with this chip and also don't get all the hate.
Do you play any games in 4k
I got the i7 11700k in august for $300 at microcenter. Because I new I didn't want to buy a highend premium z690 board with ddr5. To get the features I wanted. I also new that the alderlake cpu's will have problems even with some games I care about. I have the z590 ace. I also managed to get the 3090 to pare with it. Currently I have 64gb of ram. I plan on getting 128gb for 3d work and video editing and sound editing. 64gb is barely enough for what I do. I have the nh-u12s on it too. Gets hot most definitely.
I own the 12600k and benchmarks even at stock, SUCK !!! My 5600G benches better.
NOW I got a STEAL at a 11700k. I just need to know, if it functions like the 9900k....if so, then I'm happy. Buttttttttttt the 12th Gen Intel for me, sucked and I have to figure out....what am I gonna do with it ?
Dang 64GB ain't enough for your 3D work? What does more RAM help?
I got this chip for $199 with a free ASUS motherboard from Microcenter. I couldn't pass that deal up. I have a ryzen 3800 build that I built a few years ago. I spent most of my day building the PC. Tomorrow I marry up the RTX 3070 to this new rig, and load it up. I just ran out of time today. But man, what a hell of a deal. I wasn't planning on building a new PC, but I couldn't pass up the deal at this price, and got suckered into buying a 3070 while I was at it, and a Lian Lang case. I spent more overall than I was planning, but I love building new PCs. My other ryzen build has an RTX 3080. Well, two nice video cards and PC's after waiting over 2 years for GPU prices to go down. I'm using the intel build for my living room. I need to update the Ryzen 3800x to a 5700x or the 3d version to keep my AM4 build relevant for the next few years.
wtf
I am waiting delivery of mine and bought the MSI Z590 Meg Ace for the added Lightningbolt 4 connections (2 Ext. & 1 Int. to my cases built-in jack. Mine wasn't bad pricing for a cpubenchmark avg score of 24871 not overclocked, but I didn't get a board selection at twice the price, DDR5 memory shortages and pricing, or being Microsoft's free guinea pig for Window 11: as any 12th Gen chips force me into!!! It's always best to be down wind from the state-of-the-fart anyway, lmao!
Awesome channel, top quality content, you deserve 100 times the subscribers, keep it up!
If you don't overclock, it never seems to go above 80c with a modest rad. With the normal overclock, under loads in games, it can get toasty.
Get a good cooler with an insane heat sync.
Since I switched to a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 I have to really try hard to get it above 65C. That's running Turbo Boost Max 3 and TVB wide open. With a Hyper 212 EVO V2 it would bump against my self-imposed 85C limit all the time when doing heavy multithreading (mostly processing raw photos). Cooling really does make a difference. You need a cooler that can handle 200+ Watt peak loads.
This cpu sure is a good value these days. Gaming performance is very good. And is more stable than the 13 and 14th gen
Seeing a lot of people took up that microcenter “black friday” / month of November sale. In the ad i had it was the 11700k with an asus tuf z590+ wifi for 300$ i couldnt say no to that coming off of an i7 4790 and gtx 970. Am very happy with the 11700k and the 3070ti i have paired with it. Gonna be swapping the gpu to a 3080 soon!
I remember The Hate about this CPU For The assumption, "extreme consume" and "extreme temperature". Only about for previous Review about Andtech (i don't know name write like this), but reality "extreme temperature and consume" not son much extreme liked Andtech says.
I not said not consume or not are little Hot but not liked exaggeration about previous Review AndTech. This CPU hasta to much Hate on Him, The I9 11900K maybe he deserves it. But this CPU Was Good, much better some people Think it's a garbage.
Just picked this chip up for $245 on best buy and an Aorus Master for $129 on Newegg... you can't beat that!
I got both on NewEgg a year ago with a combo deal for $420. I really like the Z590 Aorus Master. I tried a Hyper 212 EVO that wasn't quite enough cooling power. After switching to a Thermalright PA120 it runs much cooler. You really do need a cooling solution that can maintain 200+ Watts TDP.
@@michaelclark9762 I actually ended up returning both and found a barely used 11700K for $212 and a Gigabyte Z590 VISION D for $103 because I take advantage of it's thunderbolt port for 3D rendering. Really happy with it. I sold a z390 master and a 9900K and ended up pocketing some money too.
Good job and getting the PA120. You can't beat the performance to price on that one.
I have this 11700k and i love it. After i upgraded from 10600k into this i stopped watching youtube videos also when youtubers compare performance. As they promis me there is only 3-5 fps diff, i found myself that 11700k is like 30-40% faster then 10th gen similar processor :)
got it like 1-2 months ago and pretty happy with this one :]] also using Gigabyte z590m gaming X , Nice video
:D
@@ProceuTech by the way i saw that i7 11700k drop core temps to 0 degrees, hace this ever happened to some of you , is that an issue ?
What does that like means @proceu Tech it happens to you also or i can consider this as an issue and return my 11700K to the shop and ask for refund or new one ?
Any suggestions ? All info and help appreciated
@@fikifo Yes , sometimes HWinfo64 reports the cpu core lows as 0, when running long enough they all will eventually show a 0 on minimum core temp. I don't think it's an issue though. Not one to rma your cpu for despite what some may claim, it's part of the marketing war against Rocket-lake i guess.
Really good video brother keep up the good work
how well does it scale with ram overclocking
I upgraded to this from an 8700k, I'm happy...
I'd love to see Escape from Tarkov in benchmarks, as it is a very processor-centric game.
How can I complain, I just got this cpu and a z590 motherboard new at MC for $299
A pretty good deal!
Ah the twilight days of DDR4. It and the 11900K are latency kings. Pair it with DDR4-5333 and you have something great for esports
The memory controller is the only reason to go for an 11900k over an 11700k tbh
Some Gigabyte boards let the chips pull more watts for longer periods of times vs. other boards
got my 11700k running 5ghz all core on a shitty 240mm rad. With an rtx 4080. 1440p with ray tracing, that's where I'm at. That, plus high refresh in esports titles. Perfect chip. Love it. First cpu I've been able to overclock. Benchmarks on my channel.
I loved this chip too! It was an overlooked banger
Got one for only £210 and with MSI Coreliquid 360S it idles around 30c and full load under 75c. While gaming 60c.
That’s a steal!
Just got a 11700KF for 6700THB (~$176) during a clearance sale and now thinking about 360mm AIO for light overclocking. Good to know it doesn't get too hot. What mainboard do you have or what would you recommend? Z590s are still pretty expensive, but I hope to buy an MSI Z590 Torpedo, Gigabyte Z590 Gaming X or perhaps even a Asrock Z590 Steel Legend (now ~$120) at a discount soon. Didn't plan to buy an I7 Gen 11, wanted to go for a I3 12100f - I5 12400f next spring... so a little over budget now.
I’m trying to decide between the 11700k and a 10850k. I already have a Z590 Aorus Ultra and both of the CPU’s are gonna be bought in used bundles. The 10850k has a Z490 pro carbon board and 32gb ram (that id move over) and the 17700k is using a Z590-p board and 64gb of ram. The bundles are the same price…which would y’all choose?
So if you gonna b video editing then go with the IGPu variant of 11th gen simply coz 12th gen got them same IGPu n they can do export times that no 5900x can match.
Kind of like how M1s r so crazy good at exports..but on intel.
Checkout DaVinci Resolve from PugetBench.
Go with 12400/12600K for recouping better resale value later.
I7 11 gen have PCI express 4.0 os better and fast
You're comparing Skylake vs. Cypress Cove and noting the IPC uplift, yet the 9900K is not the newest Skylake chip. Also, you've overclocked the 11700K.
A fair comparison would be the 10700K vs. 11700K at stock speeds. There's lots of reviews that show there's barely - if any - gain.
I think a more interesting video would've been to compare stock 11700K with all-core 5GHz overclocked 11700K.
That’s true. I should have noted that it was the most recent skylake chip I have :p. Kind of a brain zap on my part, however either way, Skylake is still Skylake. Instruction support remained mostly unchanged. All that was changed was the dimensions of the die, which allowed for improved thermal headroom and higher clocks. I understand what you are saying!
Edit: I also want to add that the i9-9900k was clocked to 5GHz all core, as was the 11700k!
@@ProceuTech that explains, indeed we don't all have all generations of Intel CPUs laying around 🙂
Still, I liked how your video went a bit more in-depth about Cypress Cove. As I said, it would be interesting to explore some more about the behavior of the chip. For instance, I'm currently using a i7-12700F, and what's curious is how the frequencies drop when it gets hot, yet it draws the same amount of power. So apparently, it starts wasting power as it gets hot. In comparison, I've got a i7-8086K that sticks to the same frequency & wattage, no matter if it's close to its thermal limits. The Rocket Lake chips must also have their own peculiarities, which don't show up in benchmarks geared towards maximum performance.
Dad here, how do you get such high frame rates? Do these show on your monitor or is it just what the pc is running at? Sorry for my lack of tech know how. The reason I ask is because I’ve got my son this chip and he has a 144-165hz monitor
It’s what the PC is running at! If you have a 144Hz monitor, then you will see more frames than the 60Hz that I used in this review!
this is a very good CPU and I mean very. I use it for 3d modeling and rendering ( 3ds max and corona renderer. CPU based) as I'm typing this I have 2 instances or 3ds max rendering scenes while working on another project in ArchiCAD and no lag at all inside the NZXT h510 case🤣. I have 32GB ram and I don't have a GPU. and it's connected to a 4k monitor.
max temp recorded at the moment 77C
Can you tell us what cooler are you using? Thanks.
@@Reach2Sabya Deepcool Castle 240EX AIO
awesome video! very informative
Im after some advice... I currently have a 10400 in an ASrock Steel Legend B560 board, the cooler is a Cosrair 240 size AIO (way OTT i know) i would like to upgrade to either a 11700 or 11900, price difference here is just abour £30. Is the 11900 worth it over the 11700 considering how similar they are in price.
Id also like to upgrade the storage to Gen 4. the Steel Legend board wont allow any M.2 in the first slot and I think this is due to the fact my cpu is a 10th gen which doesnt support 4th gen M.2, is that right?
The 11700 performs identically in 99% of scenarios thanks to power and temperature limits. I’d go with the i7 just to save a little money, then reinvest the saved money into another component like ram.
Edit: yes the 11th gen are the first Intel CPUs to support PCIe gen 4!
Why am I watching this? Great video my guy. My 11700k is power hungry. Undervolt to 65w my guy and make vid
I actually have mine set to max out at 175W when in PL1 after posting this review! The performance is almost identical, and temps improved a decent amount.
between the i5 11600k and i7 11700k for my 3070ti which one should i go with ?
Currently using a 3070ti with an 11700k and it’s an excellent pairing!
with microcenter $25 coupon I can get a z590 mobo and 11700k for under $250. I need this coming from x79 lol
what is the ideal temperature for an i7 11700k? I have a 240 water cooler and in Warzone it is 65 to 75. Can I rest assured or would it be better to change my water cooler?
TH-cam don't like Intel the view trend is in amd
Only I9 11900K deserves Hate on Him because past 10/20 Cores and Threads to 8/16, it's so dumb. But this CPU, I make or mach up set up from a friend.
And he saids the "extreme consume", "300W" and "extreme temperature", "104°C" are totally unreal and exagereted, people just with Andtech pre-review crucifed this CPU. It's not less consume right, but my friend, he put extreme Benchmarks at CPU for considereted time: 30 minutes, maximun consume like 230W at 100% for a few minutes. On real life don't stress a CPU liked that and tempeture inclusive with a top Air Cooler liked Noctua NH-D15 or Dark Rock Pro 4 it's like 90°C. So, where it's extreme consume "300W" or extreme temperature 104°C?....
At 220W peak my 11700K is only running at 75-78C with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120. It's the best cooler around right now. It cools almost exactly the same as a Noctua NH-D15 for less than half the price.
@@michaelclark9762 Depend CPU and Silicon, but I'm Said My Friend put very long time at Extreme Benchmarks liked Prime 95 or Cinebench R20/23 but inclusive With that. Don't past 90°C, Where Famous 105°C AndTech Saids?.
I’m getting this CPU to pair with my 6900 XT. My 10400 is really struggling with my 6900 XT.
10700k is better value
@@daytonlacroix6743 yeah I ended up getting the 11700k
I have a i7 11700k waiting on
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aorus rtx 3060ti elite
and g skill trident neo 32gb 4000mhz
Do you guys think I need to upgrade my chip(the purposes is to stream games seemlessly) what are you guys thoughts ?
Ur setup is completely fine
Why is my 11700k hitting a 300w tdp, and during cinebench r23 it hits around 95*c. Idk if I have a faulty chip or what, ever since i upgraded motherboards though ive seen a huge performance uplift.
You could always undervolt your i7 following a youtube guide. It'll lower your temps a bit. I've only ever undervolted my graphics card, not my CPU. But I hear a lot of people have had good luck doing so for their CPUs. Just be sure to look up a guide for your specific Processor and follow any guide very carefully. I wish you the best in your gaming journey.
@@suddenskyfall oh I’ve just left it alone, r23 isn’t a realistic gaming workload anyways. I get around 60c in games, and I’m happy as hell with my build
Should I get a i7 11700k for 180 bucks? I'm gonna pair it with a rtx 2080 ti xc ultra 11gb and a z590
Definitely!
@@ProceuTechahh ok I also found a Ryzen 5800x for 180 should I get the i7 or the Ryzen chip?
Which platform is cheaper in your area?
@@ProceuTech there both the same price but the 5800x goes for more
If they are the same price I’d go with the 5800x. It’s better out of the box performance!
You should do the game stats or low and recommended settings. The I7-11700 when you look at it for recommended settings it comes out with won't work but I would like to know if it does work
I have been going back and forth between an i7 10700k & the i7 11700k. I keep seeing bad reviews for the 11700k so that has been turning me off to it. I do content creation & streaming & its hard to find info on which one would be better for me.
I would go for the 11700k. It has PCI-e 4.0, higher IPC, and also features a 3200 MHz memory controller as opposed to the 2933 MHz controller found on the 10700k! The 11700k is a more powerful chip than the 10700k.
@@ProceuTech Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. Once I lock down a GPU for a decent price, the processor is the last thing I need for my build.
11700k is way way better ！！most tech youtuber need to follow trend for higher view so always trash Intel 11gen
@@TMacGamer and the price 11700 you can find onsale arround 180 for 10700 you pay 200+ for a used chip
@@ProceuTech Why is it that quite a few gaming tests from early 2021 show that 10700K is faster.. Or has the performance of 11700K improved after several BIOS-updates?
Hi.For me have one rtx 2070 rog strix pcie 3.0 gpu.And i will buy the i7 11700k so this two product will working?Sorry my english.😂
Yes they will work! The pcie standard is backwards compatible!
First off, don’t overclock because your parts will wear off so much sooner than if you were not to overclock.
As far as the motherboard goes, GIGABYTE B560 AURORA PRO is THE CREAM OF THE CROP!! Besides, you’ll save a lot of money.
the hate is just BS from idiot influencers and fanboys. All reviewers have gone out of their way to make it look bad with their comparisons, always choosing a competitor that does better at one thing.
Looking at the package the 11th gen is a great cpu if you want to do more then just fragging in games at a silly 500fps...
I generally tend to agree with your final sentence, because it’s an epic chip!
hi,pls name video game?thx
That aio is upside down for the cpu and it bothers me
Could you be so kind and tell me a step by step procedure of OC i7-11700k.. to 5.0 GHz on z590 Aorus? I’ll apriciate that.
On the "Tweeker" tab of the BIOS, Set CPU Upgrade to 'Advanced', Enable XMP, go into 'Advanced CPU Settings' and turn on Turbo Boost and Turbo Boost Max, and you'll be at 4.9GHz without any real tinkering at all. Make sure your memory XMP settings are correctly read by the BIOS, enter them manually if not. Be sure you have a strong cooling solution that can handle 200+ Watts TDP. The Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE is probably the best deal around for a 200W+ cooler.
I7 11 gen have PCI 4.0 specially on Nwme 4.0 have very good perfomance and speed in the GPU the PCI 4.0 in games you have no very difference maybe 5 fps
This isn’t better than the 10900k right?
Depends on what you want to use them for. The 10700K has a slight edge in single thread applications like most games. But for multithreading applications like photo or video editing there's no comparison, the 11700K blows it out of the water.
Can I use 11700k on a h570 board Asus Tuf and expect the same resulte? 3000mhz CL 15 16Gb ram
In terms of CPU clock speeds, no. But in terms of real world performance, you will 100%!
Why people hate 11th gen
power usage and temperature
@@optie5 why I hate the most is i9 11900k dosent have increased cores and thread's and loses to ryzen
i think it's because the reviewers don't like it going back to 14nm, which is just theory , they all get baked at the same process , but they all call it with a different indicator, 7nm amd = 10/14nm intel. Established reviewer idiots who think they have leverage with intel by breaking them down, lol. They have a million subscribers and they think they have become god or something who can demand things from their idols, and dictate their followers. The youtube ministers and their faith channels....that's what the big channels have become.
Because it had small gains from 10th gen
@@v5k456jh3 For single thread apps, which most games are. But for multithreading the 11th gen trounces 10th gen.
Let’s be honest. In the real world, nobody will notice the difference. The i9 is insanely expensive and therefore not worth it!!
And i know the i7 11700k pcie 4.0
Can't install mine wtf
Haha. 11th gen users finally found one video to have that good night's sleep over after so long 😂. I returned my 11th gen setup and got a 10th gen i7 and I'm just an end user. Those of you who are just looking at those 2 extra FPS over the 10th gen, look at the temps and power usage at full load.
If you Think TDP or Benchmarks 100% used CPU are real. Proved your so idiot
Chill bro
Jajajaja continue reading Your comment and so Dumb. Full Load, if you Think Benchmarks are real. Just 2 FPS extra jajajaja, Need more real benchs and games
Some of us didn't get the 11700K for fragging games all night. We got it for multithreaded applications like video and photo processing, where it destroys the 10700K.
Your cuy is soooo cute
Try some roblox games
cr@p board
Ok but you never mentioned amd which is why this chip gets hate. Pretty bad video concept
literally just clicked the video, paused it, went down to the comments to say: YES, THE HATE IS MORE THAN WELL DESERVED. Click Dislike, Bye
Cool, Ryzen Boy