Intel® Core™ i5-14400F Desktop Processor 10 cores (6 P-cores + 4 E-cores) up to 4.7 GHz

snagged this cpu during the amazon sales for £155. the price to performance of this cpu is great; i can run this alongside my rtx 5070 and have no bottleneck whatsoever. a great cpu offering great speed.

Great item my son bought this for his PC and five of them away. It works beautifully. Definitely a five star product. Great quality easy installation.

After building my two Daughters some budget gaming pc's I decided to build myself one. The last one I built for myself was a i5 760 about 15years ago. I did initially buy the i3 14400f processor but I was quiet disappointed with the performance in comparison to a i5 9500f system in my daughters pc. I returned the i3 and purchased the i5 14400f and the difference was night and day. This was on amazon for a great price roughly £110, the processor had 10 cores and runs great on every game I have played so far. I run a rtx 2070 super with it and play at 1080p and always get over 60fps on max settings on all the latest games. I didn't bother with the stock cooler and use a thermalright aio which keeps the temps always below 60°c whilst gaming. These are great temperatures but I can't comment on the original cooler. If you are after a simple no thrills cpu at a great price then this is hard to beat. I know intel has had their fair share of issues with the 13th and 14th gen cpus and only time will tell but I have updated my bios to the latest software so hopefully all issues are resolved.

Excellent through and through. Temps are low, the speed is blistering, great price to performance, great at gaming too, just all in all an amazing CPU. I definitely recommend. But if you wanna squeeze out every single frame in gaming, look into AMD. Intel does its own thing and it does it excellently.

If you're a gaming enthusiast looking for a reliable and powerful CPU, then Intel's i5 14600k CPU is definitely worth considering. The i5 14600k is part of Intel's 11th generation of CPUs and boasts an impressive combination of performance and efficiency. In terms of gaming, the i5 14600k delivers exceptional performance that can easily handle even the most demanding titles. This CPU features 6 cores and 12 threads, providing plenty of power for multitasking and heavy gaming loads. With a base clock speed of 3.7 GHz, this CPU also delivers speedy performance and quick responsiveness to ensure that your gaming experience remains smooth and seamless. What really sets the i5 14600k apart from other processors on the market is its advanced technology. The CPU features Intel's Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0, which helps to prioritize performance by directing the most demanding tasks to the best-performing cores. This technology automatically identifies and directs workloads to the most efficient processor cores, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. Overall, if you're looking for a top-tier CPU that can handle even the most intense gaming demands, the i5 14600k is definitely worth considering. Its combination of exceptional performance and advanced technology ensures that you'll be able to play the latest and greatest games with ease.

This represents a perfect compromise for price Vs performance. Since I use graphics cards there was no need for an onboard GPU. O/C was easy on my MSI mobo. Changing the frequency easily bumped it up to 5.2GHZ. With a Thermalrite Royal Pretor 130 it's ticking along at 37°C and playing Gears Tactics at full bore for 1/2 hour only pushes it to 45°C.

I have two of these for the kids with Gigabyte B760M boards and they are really fast for general use. I didn’t use the included cooler but I have no doubt it would be fine. (I bought a SE-214-XT cooler and it is quiet and effective, 120mm fan).

I'm giving this four stars because I'm sure it's a great product but I've ordered the same thing twice and both times the package ended up getting "lost". In one case it got "lost" twice. I use the quotes because I'm not entirely confident that the supplier ever actually shipped it out in at least one case, and it's suspicious that the same item would fail to arrive (effectively) three times. Yes, I know I'm not actually reviewing the product but I'm writing this to point out that you need to take careful note of the actual supplier and make sure that somebody reputable is sending it. If you want a review of the actual product, you'll need to look elsewhere. The 14400F probably would have been all I needed for my 4700 Super system, but I ended up with a 14600K as it was pretty much all I could get at that point. Looking back on things, I probably wouldn't have gone with Intel at all given price/performance but this processor is unlikely to be a system bottleneck until you're up into 4090 or 5080 territory.