I7 9700k 9th Gen

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Intel Core I7

9700k PROCESSOR
9th Generation
Core i7-9700K is a 64-bit octa-core high-end
performance x86 desktop microprocessor
introduced by Intel in late 2018.

This processor, which is based on the Coffee


Lake microarchitecture, is manufactured on Intel's
3rd generation enhanced 14nm++ process. The i7-
9700K operates at a 3.6 GHz with a TDP of 95 W
and a Turbo Boost frequency of up to 4.9 GHz.

This chip supports up to 64 GiB of dual-channel


DDR4-2666 memory and incorporates Intel's UHD
Graphics 630 IGP operating at 350 MHz with a
burst frequency of 1.2 GHz.
General information:
Type CPU / Microprocessor
Market segment Desktop
Family Intel Core i7

Architectures Model number


CPU part numbers
i7-9700K

and specs of CM8068403874212 is an OEM/tray microprocessor


BX80684I79700K is a boxed processor (English version)
BXC80684I79700K is a boxed processor (Chinese version)
i7 9700k Frequency 3600 MHz
Maximum turbo frequency 4900 MHz
Low power frequency 800 MHz
Bus speed 8 GT/s DMI
Clock multiplier 36
Package 1151-land Flip-Chip Land Grid Array
Socket Socket 1151 / H4 / LGA1151
Size 1.48" x 1.48" / 3.75cm x 3.75cm
Introduction date October 8, 2018 (announcement)
Microarchitecture Coffee Lake
Processor core Coffee Lake-S
Core stepping P0 (QQPK, SRELT)
CPUID 906EC (QQPK)
Architectures Manufacturing process 0.014 micron
Data width 64 bit
and specs of The number of CPU cores 8
The number of threads 8
i7 9700k Floating Point Unit Integrated
Level 1 cache size 8 x 32 KB 8-way set associative
instruction caches
8 x 32 KB 8-way set associative data caches
Level 2 cache size 8 x 256 KB 4-way set associative
caches
Level 3 cache size 12 MB 16-way set associative shared
cache
Physical memory 64 GB
Multiprocessing Uniprocessor
Data I/O, Address bus, and Internal registers

• Data in a computer is sent as digital information in which certain voltages or voltage


transitions occurring within specific time intervals represent data as 1s and 0s. You can
increase the amount of data being sent (called bandwidth) by increasing either the cycling
time or the number of bits being sent at a time, or both. Over the years, processor data
buses have gone from 8 bits wide to 64 bits wide. The more wires you have, the more
individual bits you can send in the same interval. All mod- ern processors from the original
Pentium and Athlon through the latest Core i7, AMD FX 83xx series, and even the Itanium
series have a 64-bit (8-byte)-wide data bus. Therefore, they can transfer 64 bits of data at a
time to and from the motherboard chipset or system memory.
• The address bus is the set of wires that
carry the addressing information used
to describe the memory location to
which the data is being sent or from
which the data is being retrieved.

• The size of the internal registers


indicates how much information the
processor can operate on at one time
and how it moves data around
internally within the chip. This is
sometimes also referred to as
the internal data bus.
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Notes on Intel Core i7 9700k

•The processor has unlocked clock multiplier


•Intel Optane memory is supported
•Package C10 low power state is not supported on 200 series chipsets
•The processor has the following security, data protection and/or software features: Intel Secure Key, vPro technology, Identity
Protection technology, OS Guard and Boot Guard.
•The CPU is compatible with DirectX 12 and OpenGL 4.5 APIs.
•The graphics unit has the following software features enabled: Intel Quick Sync Video, Clear Video technology, Clear Video HD
technology and InTru 3D technology.

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