If you're serious about playing games or working with maximum efficiency on a PC, then the new 11th generation Intel Core Rocket Lake processors are just for you. This 8-core Intel Core i7-11700KF Rocket Lake CPU, with a working frequency from 3.6 to 5.0GHz, fits into the LGA 1200 socket, ideally with the Intel 500 series chipset. However, you can also use older Intel Q470, Z490 and H470 series boards.
Intel Rocket Lake processors feature the most significant change in the field of microarchitecture we have seen in recent years. The last refresh saw Intel using Skylake-derived Comet Lake cores—now we have all-new Rocket Lake cores based on Cypress Cove microarchitecture. Technologically, these are 10nm chips from Ice Lake processors with Sunny Cove cores, backported to Intel's 14nm process node. This allows you to enjoy higher operating frequencies on the Intel Core i7-11700KF Rocket Lake processor—even when dealing with heavy workloads.
The Intel Rocket Lake platform delivers support for PCIe 4.0 with 20 PCIe lanes, a new memory controller, more powerful IGP and hardware support for the upcoming AV1 video codec. And what about the performance of the Intel Core i7-11700KF Rocket Lake processor? You'll be delighted with a double-digit increase in IPC (instructions per cycle).
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Intel Deutschland GmbH, Dornacher Str. 1, 85622 Feldkirchen, Germany [email protected] Intel Corporation is the world's largest manufacturer of semiconductor circuits and related components, powering a large share of the world's computers, devices, and machines with their powerful and reliable processors. One of the most established and successful companies to come out of Silicon Valley, they've been a driver of the technology revolution ever since. Intel employs over 96,500 employees worldwide and is one of the biggest and richest companies in the world. For decades, their slogan was "Intel Inside"; however, they replaced with the more dynamic "Leap ahead" in 2005, signalling a renewed commitment to innovation. 
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