Testseek.co.uk have collected 159 expert reviews of the Intel Core i5 4670K 3.4GHz Socket 1150 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Intel Core i5 4670K 3.4GHz Socket 1150.
July 2013
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The editors liked
Scalable
Forwardlooking architecture
Significant IGP upgrade
Classleading power consumption
Better power consumption
Good performance
The editors didn't like
Not huge improvement over IB for enthusiasts
No TSX or vT on Kseries chips
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Doesn't move the CPU game on
No tangible benefit for desktops over last generation
Abstract: Especially gamer see themselves confronted with the question which is the best CPU for their system from a performance as well as a price perspective. For the upcoming weeks we planed a series of articles, where we compare the gaming performance of two CP...
Abstract: Late May we published a huge round-up of 45 desktop processors , followed by a review of Intel's fourth generation Core processors . Our readers immediately, and understandably, came with the request for a similar group test of laptop processors. It's a...
Scalable, forwardlooking architecture, Significant IGP upgrade, Classleading power consumption
Not huge improvement over IB for enthusiasts, No TSX or vT on Kseries chips, HEXUS Where2Buy, The Intel Core i54670K processor will be available to purchase from Scan Computers, HEXUS Right2Reply, At HEXUS, we invite the companies whose products we test
Intel hopes the Core i5-4670K Haswell chip is chosen by PC enthusiasts as the base for a quality mainstream build. Most of the signs are positive, as the £190 processor is fast, energy efficient and has much-improved integrated graphics over the last gen...
Published: 2013-06-19, Author: Jeremy , review by: techradar.com
Better power consumption, Good performance
Doesn't move the CPU game on, No tangible benefit for desktops over last generation, No Iris graphics core
All of which leaves us with Haswell's final innovation - improved battery life - but this is a desktop chip, so that doesn't apply. Better power consumption is always a good thing, but the savings are tiny for grid-connected appliances.There you have it...
The situation with the Core i5-4670K is much the same as it is with the Core i7-4700K. Overall it's noticeably faster than its predecessor, the Core i5-3570K in most of our tests, particularly so at image editing. However, the difference isn't as signi...
Abstract: On Tuesday, June 4, Intel is launching its fourth generation Core processors, also known as Haswell. Tomorrow, June 2, the new CPUs will be available at a select few stores, but today we can already tell you in detail about the performance of Haswell wi...
Intel Haswell has been a hot topic for a considerable amount of time. Even before Ivy Bridge had even hit the shelves troops of enthusiasts were speculating about what could be, but some 12 months since Intel’s 3rd generation processor launch we are o...
Abstract: Haswell, this is the codename of Intels latest CPU generation which is based on an overworked Ivy Bridge microarchitecture. We had the chance to test two new CPUs, namely the Core i7-4770K and the Core i5-4670K. Intel claims that the new quad core process...
When we first got wind of the Core i5-4670K we wondered, as we are sure you did, as to whether Intel have produced a successor for the vastly popular and powerful Core i5-2500K.Unquestionably they have.The Core i5-4670K is a pocket rocket. Stock performan...
