Intel Core i7-8086K Coffee Lake Review
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TweakTown Rating: 92%Manufacturer: Intel
Out of the Box Performance: CINEBENCH, wPrime, and AIDA64
In CINEBENCH nT we see that the CPU performs very much like the 8700K and 8700 but in 1T the CPU does better, which is to be expected. We saw the same similar performance in wPrime and AIDA64 FPU tests. Memory latency and bandwidth is also eerily similar.
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