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Intel Core i7-13700K Desktop Processor 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) £381.16 dispatched and sold by ebuysave @ Amazon
Intel Core i7-13700K Desktop Processor 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) £381.16 dispatched and sold by ebuysave @ Amazon
Intel Core i7-13700K Desktop Processor 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) £381.16 dispatched and sold by ebuysave @ Amazon
Intel Core i7-13700K Desktop Processor 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) £381.16 dispatched and sold by ebuysave @ Amazon
Intel Core i7-13700K Desktop Processor 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) £381.16 dispatched and sold by ebuysave @ Amazon
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Posted 14 April 2023

Intel Core i7-13700K Desktop Processor 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) £381.16 dispatched and sold by ebuysave @ Amazon

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  • Unlocked features for overclocking are present when paired with the eligible Intel 600/700 Series chipset SKU.
  • 13th Gen Intel Core i9 desktop processors, 13th Gen Intel Core i7 desktop processors, and the 13th Gen Intel Core i5K desktop processors are capable of up to DDR5-5600 MT/s support. DDR5 - 5600 MT/s supported on 1DPC UDIMM 1Rx8 and 1Rx16. Maximum memory capacity of 128GB is achievable with 2DPC configurations.
  • Eligible for Intel Stable IT Platform Program (Intel SIPP) starting with Raptor Lake-S Commercial platform availability.

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D. J. Braithwaite
5.0 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase
Fast, Efficient
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 April 2023

I edit 4K video in Premiere and RAW files in Photoshop. This chip is very good.

Granted, I upgraded from a 10 year old 4700K (oof), so to describe the performance improvement as 'noticeable' would be an understatement, but I think anyone doing similar work who's finding that their their older chip is struggling to render/run their editing software will be more than pleased with the capabilities of this chip.

Plus, it doesn't run nearly as hot as my 4700K did. I moved from an AIO to a (very large) air cooler and the temps are great!

Masih
5.0 out of 5 stars
Verified Purchase

What a monster of a processing powerReviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 March 2023
It is absolutely phenomenal, outperforms the top spec i12-intel chip
whilst taking half the consumption

I use it for Architecture practice + gaming


Rahul Mourya
5.0 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase

Better than i9-12900k for little cheaper priceReviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 January 2023
I'm using is for my workstation for Machine Learning purpose. So far stable and working perfectly
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  1. crack_shot's avatar
    Shady intel draw insane power to compete with the AMD option

    yes AM5 is costly- however

    you have long term future proofing
    much better power effieciency

    the 13700 has no future proofing
    draws like a nuclear reactor
    summer is coming so you cant even use the 13700k for heating

    tldr- the 7800X3d is a MUCH better part
    Ahmed-077's avatar
    (for gaming) But for productivity this has SIXTEEN cores. Mad
  2. Vendetta's avatar
    Would anyone recommend this as an upgrade from a 12th gen i9 12900k
    qal1h's avatar
    No way, to add some context. I upgraded after from 3rd gen to 13600k. Of course it all depends on what you do but there is barely any point spending so much for little gains between 1 gen.
  3. Bardiche's avatar
    not bad price but not amazing either
    pfasia's avatar
    My thoughts exactly. Been keeping my eyes on the i7-13700K and they've got to come down a lot more before I bite.
  4. Twelvetoes's avatar
    COR !!

    It’s got 17 cors now
  5. SmokeyB's avatar
    I want to upgrade my 9700k but that would also mean swapping out the mobo
    Lowtrawler's avatar
    I recently upgraded to the 13700k from a 6700k. It is noticeably faster, even in every day use. However, the 6700k was able to do everything I wanted and I'm probably shaving, at most, a couple of minutes a day waiting for things to happen slightly quicker. If I hadn't needed to upgrade, I could probably have run the 6700k for another 2 or 3 years.

    The 13700k runs much hotter and uses far more power. You will need the best cooling solution you can afford if you upgrade. IMV, unless your system can't do something you need it to do, keep going with the 9700k. (edited)
  6. simon_white2000's avatar
    I went with the i5 13600k for £299. Is this worth the extra £81 for gaming? I am upgrading from an i7 10700k. I imagine the i7 will be notably more demanding from a cooling point of view
    Bardiche's avatar
    are you overclocking? if not you can go with the non-K variant for considerably less power draw. For example, I purchased the 13700F for £330 some months ago during a brief sale as I did not wish to do any overclocking and it was fine paired with a 3080 for 1440p. (edited)
  7. smith180's avatar
    Expired, price gone back up.
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