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Testseek.com have collected 58 expert reviews of the Intel Core i5 655K 3.2GHz Socket 1156 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Intel Core i5 655K 3.2GHz Socket 1156.
Award: Recommended June 2010
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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: hothardware.com

  • Strictly from a stock performance standpoint, the new Core i7-875K and Core i5-665K processors perform exactly like their locked counterparts, the Core i7-870 and Core i5-650. If you're not overclocking and taking advantage of the unlocked multipliers...

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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: MotherBoards.org

  • Intel definitely saw the need to do more to compete with AMD than release a very small amount of Extreme Edition CPUs at the highest $1000+ price point and the release of two new CPUs with unlocked cores for just a little above the retail price of thei...

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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: xbitlabs.com

  • Abstract:  However, there are specific situations when unlocked processors like Core i7-875K and Core i5-655K can become an irreplaceable part of your system. First, these CPUs will undoubtedly become the users’ first pick for extreme overclocking experiments. Very often when we use advanced cooling methods it..

 
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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: clubic.com

  • Abstract:  Nous utilisons ici la version R11.5 du logiciel Cinebench qui simule un rendu 3D. Les gains sont assez semblables a ce que l'on pouvait trouver sous 3D Mark Vantage, avec environ 13% de gain avec notre overclocking maximal pour l'i7 875K et 22% pour l'i5 655K.

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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: hardwarecanucks.com

  • Abstract:  Now our particular samples weren't exactly that great when we actually got down to overclocking. We certainly could have achieved similar results with default locked multipliers. We don't believe that Intel is binning these K-series processors for their overclokability, nor have Intel ever claimed to be doing so. Having said that, it will..

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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: overclockersclub.com

  • Abstract:  Earlier I made a reference to good things coming in little black boxes and wanting to know if my wife's philosophy carries any weight. The short answer is an emphatic yes. (I hate it when she's right). The rest of the answer is that Intel is now knocking on the door that AMD has been trying to close for a while with

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  Published: 2010-05-27, review by: extrahardware.cz

  • Abstract:  Směrem nahoru otevřený násobič určitě výrazně usnadňuje přetaktování. Nemusíte laborovat s velkým množstvím hodnot a nejste ani limitováni schopnostmi základní desky či pamětí. Takové procesory měl jak Intel (Extreme Edition), tak AMD (Black Edition). ...

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  Published: 2010-05-01, review by: computershopper.com

  • Brings easy overclocking to midrange Intel CPUs
  • At stock settings, can't match performance of certain less costly Intel/AMD CPUs
  • If you're looking for an easily overclockable upgrade chip for your LGA 1156-based PC, you might find the 655K appealing, but most users will find better value in other Intel or AMD CPUs. ...

 
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