Leo covered a lot of ground in his i9-10900K review, but he also has some thoughts to share on the i5-10600K. As Leo finds out, it's great for gaming - but should you buy it in 2020? Timestamps: 00:00 ...

In Premiere Pro CC 2020, the Core i5-10600K was a huge amount faster than the Core i5-9600K and while it only matched the cheaper Ryzen 5 3600 and 3600X at stock speed, once overclocked to 5.1GHz ...

The Core i5-10600K features a 6-core 12-thread design with a 125W TDP, and while the mid-range CPU doesn't have the Core i9-10900K's Thermal Velocity Boost or Turbo Boost 3.0, you get Hyper ...

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With a higher TDP, hyperthreading, and more, Intel's Core i5-10600K packs some serious improvements over its predecessor. It's a 125W hexa-core chip that's unlocked for overclocking.

The i5-10600K and i7-10700K are Intel’s most recent midrange processors, targeting high-end gaming rigs and professional workers who don’t have the budget or need for something like the i9-10900K.

The Core i5 10600K sits a little behind this trio, at 186fps, which is still a small advantage over the outgoing Core i5 9600K. There's a big gap to Ryzen too, with the 3700X performing best but ...

The Intel Core i5-10600K is an undeniably fast midrange gaming CPU, but at its launch price, it needs more daylight between it and Ryzen 7 chips above, and less between it and the Ryzen 5 ones below.

The Core i5-10600K was completely outdone here, barely able to stay within 1000 points of the Ryzen 5 and AMD added nearly 600 points to the score of the Ryzen 5 3600X too.

Intel Core i5-10600K is a 6-core / 12-thread CPU with a base clock of 4.1Ghz and a single-core Turbo Boost of up to 4.8Ghz. Just like all of the other Comet Lake-S lineup, the Core i5-10600K is ...

Its TDP is much lower than the Intel Core i5-10600K's, coming in at 65W, supports 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes, and up to 128GB of dual-channel ECC DDR4-3200 RAM.

The Core i5 10600K also acquits itself well here, with an average frame-rate that's four per cent higher than the outgoing Core i5 9600K. AMD does poorly by comparison, with most processors ...