Intel Core i9-7920X DELID

Intel is a world-renowned company that does not need more introduction. For many years, it has been one of the world's largest processor and chips manufacturing companies. It is now launching the best desktop processors with the performances that are once again pushing the boundaries in the tech world. In essence, these new server versions are mainly adapted for gaming. The Intel Core i9-7920X processor is designed for motherboards equipped with the LGA 2066 socket and the upgraded Intel X299 chipset.

Main features of the Intel Core i9-7920X processor

• Exclusively modified processor DELID by Michal Mikle
• Designed for LGA 2066 socket and Intel X299 chipset
• Extreme performance of 12 cores (24 threads)
• Open multiplier for possible clocking
• New Turbo Boost Max 3.0 with overclocking of individual cores
• Supports DDR4 memory up to 2 666MHz
• Advanced 14nm manufacturing process
• The processor comes without a cooler

The top-notch technology

The Intel Core i9-7920X processor offers 12 physical cores and is part of a new, modern X series. It uses a 14nm manufacturing process using the latest technology available. As with the previous generation, the memory controller is integrated directly into the chip. It is a four-channel DDR4 memory controller that can now operate at up to 2666MHz. The processor also has a 16.5 MB Cache L3 cache.

What does DELID mean?

This is a relatively sophisticated intervention on the CPU itself. Intel is using a fairly common heat conductive paste between the chip and the heat transfer. Local overheating of the processor during overclocking is then a matter of seconds. Michal Mikle can safely "unwrap" process the processor, apply the quality paste and then seal everything into its original form. The result is a noticeable drop in temperature during the maximum load.

Up to 15% more performance with Turbo Boost Max 3.0

And because this product is mainly a desktop processors, the Intel Core i9-7920X comes with an improved technology that pulls the most out of every processor. Turbo Boost Max 3.0 is able to test each kernel individually and efficiently choose the best one. At the upper power limit, the difference may be even 15% and it would be a shame not to use it. This selected kernel will then continue to run at the maximum frequency, and the system will use it preferentially.