Customer Reviews (4915)

• US$ 69.99

  2014-12-04

  Reviews (539)

  C****n

  I love this keyboard. I love that you can clean it. I love the little brush on the bottom. I love the way the keys feel. Only drawback is I wish it were wireless. Perfect for work though.

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

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  Wa****er

  super fast!

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

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  k****0

  perfect

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

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  S****n

  This CPU has fulfilled all my expectations. My build runs extremely well under this chip. I couldn't ask for more in this price range.Highly recommended!

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

  Reviews (2042)

  B****r

  Love this processor and it just screams

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

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  Wa****er

  super fast!

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

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  k****0

  perfect

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

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  S****n

  This CPU has fulfilled all my expectations. My build runs extremely well under this chip. I couldn't ask for more in this price range. Highly recommended!

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-04

  Reviews (2042)

  B****r

  Love this processor and it just screams

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-03

  Reviews (2042)

  N****s

  if this product disappoints you, then you have some serious psychological issues because nobody can play fallout new vegas on this chip without experiencing an ejaculation.

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-03

  Reviews (2042)

  Su****03

  This bad boy dropped to $289.00 during black Friday. I finally couldn't say no to upgrading my old rig (an almost 6 year old AMD Athlon X3 [yeah that's right, triple core!])After graduating college I finally have a job that can afford me to build something a little nicer than a budget rig. So I splurged on this beast of a cpu and paired it with an ASUS Hero VII Z97 motherboard.To be real with you, the last time I built a rig I had a techie friend with me who kind of babied me through it. I didn't even have half the amount of money sunk into that setup as I do this one... so doing it friendless was terrifying.By that I mean my friend wasn't there. I have friends. I swear.I purchased a Cooler Master Hyper Evo 212 to slap on top and make an Arctic Silver 5 sandwich. Can I just say there is something supremely horrifying about hearing the creek of a $200 motherboard as I tighten the screws on a heat sink over a $300 processor?Luckily, I did not destroy the setup. Turns out they build this stuff to survive the clumsy hands of a novice such as myself.I planned on overclocking this chip (or else why get the k?) but it's so darn fast right now I just don't feel motivated too. I'm enjoying a stock 4ghz hyper threaded quad-core CPU at an idle of 34-35 degrees and a load of about 60-65. Ran Prime95 and the chip would barely blip above 68 degrees.I truly couldn't be happier with this chip. I'm sure I'll eventually get crazy and start overclocking it... but I just can't think of a practical reason to overclock a chip that is so dang fast on it's own.Look, this is an expensive chip. But you get what you pay for with Intel. AMD is great for a budget rig, but I couldn't be happier with this purchase.I might be eating ramen noodles for dinner for the next month (they don't pay elementary school teachers that much) but at least I'll eat ramen while enjoying my computer time that much more.(Btw... this is unrelated. But add a dash of sriracha sauce to your ramen noodles. I was super impressed with the extra dash of flavor.)

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-03

  Reviews (2042)

  J****s

  Everyone here keeps talking about their computer builds and what they accomplished with this processor and pictures to show off their success. Who gives a rat ass, let's posts this review with information you guys want to read about.I also built my of with this professor, not the fastest processor out there but still fast. Using games and stuff I max out 20 percent of my cpu. Which is great, the Internet browsers run flawlessly, no choppy scrolling. Runs better than any laptop by far. So if you want a faster processor buy this. It's not the best processor there's very expensive processesors. One of the most powerful supercomputers in the world can only process about 1% the human brain. So by all means this little piece of technology will never be able to compare to us but it gets the job done and that's it. I would say for 300 dollars i would have probably chosen to buy an AMD processor. All the hate there is on AMD comes from Intel fans so don't give into that and just buy whatever you can afford.

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-03

  Reviews (2042)

  N****s

  if this product disappoints you, then you have some serious psychological issues because nobody can play fallout new vegas on this chip without experiencing an ejaculation.

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-03

  Reviews (2042)

  Su****03

  This bad boy dropped to $289.00 during black Friday. I finally couldn't say no to upgrading my old rig (an almost 6 year old AMD Athlon X3 [yeah that's right, triple core!]) After graduating college I finally have a job that can afford me to build something a little nicer than a budget rig. So I splurged on this beast of a cpu and paired it with an ASUS Hero VII Z97 motherboard. To be real with you, the last time I built a rig I had a techie friend with me who kind of babied me through it. I didn't even have half the amount of money sunk into that setup as I do this one... so doing it friendless was terrifying. By that I mean my friend wasn't there. I have friends. I swear. I purchased a Cooler Master Hyper Evo 212 to slap on top and make an Arctic Silver 5 sandwich. Can I just say there is something supremely horrifying about hearing the creek of a $200 motherboard as I tighten the screws on a heat sink over a $300 processor? Luckily, I did not destroy the setup. Turns out they build this stuff to survive the clumsy hands of a novice such as myself. I planned on overclocking this chip (or else why get the k?) but it's so darn fast right now I just don't feel motivated too. I'm enjoying a stock 4ghz hyper threaded quad-core CPU at an idle of 34-35 degrees and a load of about 60-65. Ran Prime95 and the chip would barely blip above 68 degrees. I truly couldn't be happier with this chip. I'm sure I'll eventually get crazy and start overclocking it... but I just can't think of a practical reason to overclock a chip that is so dang fast on it's own. Look, this is an expensive chip. But you get what you pay for with Intel. AMD is great for a budget rig, but I couldn't be happier with this purchase. I might be eating ramen noodles for dinner for the next month (they don't pay elementary school teachers that much) but at least I'll eat ramen while enjoying my computer time that much more. (Btw... this is unrelated. But add a dash of sriracha sauce to your ramen noodles. I was super impressed with the extra dash of flavor.)

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-03

  Reviews (2042)

  J****s

  Everyone here keeps talking about their computer builds and what they accomplished with this processor and pictures to show off their success. Who gives a rat ass, let's posts this review with information you guys want to read about. I also built my of with this professor, not the fastest processor out there but still fast. Using games and stuff I max out 20 percent of my cpu. Which is great, the Internet browsers run flawlessly, no choppy scrolling. Runs better than any laptop by far. So if you want a faster processor buy this. It's not the best processor there's very expensive processesors. One of the most powerful supercomputers in the world can only process about 1% the human brain. So by all means this little piece of technology will never be able to compare to us but it gets the job done and that's it. I would say for 300 dollars i would have probably chosen to buy an AMD processor. All the hate there is on AMD comes from Intel fans so don't give into that and just buy whatever you can afford.

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-02

  Reviews (2042)

  Be****es

  i love it

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-02

  Reviews (2042)

  A****d

  My games were getting kinda sluggish on max settings with my old q6600 @ 3.2ghz and I must have my max settings! So I decided on this processor because I wanted a big jump from what I was using and I couldn't afford the 4930k so went with this one and love it! This has never hit over 40% even with Shadow of Mordor and Bioshock Infinite. This paired with a Hyper 212 Evo fan I'm getting around 30c with idle and around 40c-50c when playing games which I am happy with. If you're wondering if this is worth the price it definitely is!Specs:Asus z97-A4790kG.skill Sniper Series 8gbEvga GTX 660 TI

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-02

  Reviews (2042)

  Ch****be

  Best processor on the market for building a serious powerhouse PC. I'm not sure what one would have to do in order to use 100% of this CPU but I can assure you...I have tried many things simultaneously and I've never been able to use more than 50% of its power. This thing is a BEAST. I highly recommend it, even over the newer generation i7- 5820K

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-02

  Reviews (2042)

  Be****es

  i love it

• US$ 299.99

  2014-12-02

  Reviews (2042)

  A****d

  My games were getting kinda sluggish on max settings with my old q6600 @ 3.2ghz and I must have my max settings! So I decided on this processor because I wanted a big jump from what I was using and I couldn't afford the 4930k so went with this one and love it! This has never hit over 40% even with Shadow of Mordor and Bioshock Infinite. This paired with a Hyper 212 Evo fan I'm getting around 30c with idle and around 40c-50c when playing games which I am happy with. If you're wondering if this is worth the price it definitely is! Specs: Asus z97-A 4790k G.skill Sniper Series 8gb Evga GTX 660 TI