Intel® Core™ i7-5775C Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.70 GHz)
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03/23/2018
SummaryWhich processor now offers the most bang of your buck varies per price segment. If you have a very small budget, in our opinion it is best to find an Intel Pentium G4560, which, given its higher availability, is less of a challenge than it was a few month...
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08/04/2015
SummaryThe range-topping desktop Broadwell CPU, Core i7-5775C, has allowed Intel to flex its muscle and further demonstrate performance leadership in the consumer space. The chip giant can now rightly claim that its socketed processors offer the best CPU perform...
Link to full reviewProsClass-leading IGP performance, Compatible with existing Z97 boards
ConsClocked lower than i7-4790K, Limited overclocking headroom, Soon to be superseded by Skylake
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07/21/2015
SummaryThis processor is basically too little, too late, and its performance doesn't impress – neither does the price tag. However, the integrated graphics and power efficiency are undeniably impressive...
Link to full reviewProsExcellent power efficiency, Impressive low temps, Great CPU graphics core
ConsWeak processing performance, Really high price, Soon outdated, Last, gen is mostly quicker
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06/24/2015
SummaryIt's finally here, Intel's latest CPU codenamed simply “Broadwell” and today we have decided to pitch the new unlocked i7 model up against the previous i7 flagship model for socket LGA 1150; I am of course talking about the new Intel Core i7 5775C and Cor...
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06/02/2015
SummaryThe time has finally come for Intel to introduce its socketed Broadwell processors. They're fabulously late, and you're probably not going to want to buy them, what with Intel's Skylake architecture close at hand. But they're frankly fantastic little CPUs...
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