Intel Core i5-10600 PassMark Single Thread Mark
Intel Core i5-10600 System Benchmarks
These set of tests are meant to emulate more about what people usually do on a system, like opening large files or processing small stacks of data. This is a bit different to our office testing, which uses more industry standard benchmarks, and a few of the benchmarks here are relatively new and different.
Intel Core i5-10600 PassMark
PassMark Single Thread Mark
The Core i5-10600 sits between Core i5-10600K and Core i7-9700K. It is 0% lower than the Core i5-10600K while being 1.3% higher than the Core i7-9700K. The Core i5-10600's performance earns it the 30th place. Overall, the Core i5-10600 is a very good performer with its 6-cores and 12-threads in this benchmark.
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Critics Reviews
Given that much of the Core i5-10600K's selling point over the Core i5-10600 "non-K" is its overclocking options, if you're dead-set on grabbing an Intel CPU in this price bracket and don't care ...
The Core i5-10600K doesn’t have high-end new features like Turbo Boost 3.0 Max or Thermal Velocity Boost – those are reserved for high-end Core i9 chips like the flagship i9-10900K.
The Intel Core i5-10600K has a single-core Turbo Boost of 4.8GHz and 4.5GHz for an all-core Turbo Boost. This is slightly higher than the 4.6GHz single-core Boost of the 9600K, but much higher ...
The Intel Core i5 10600K isn't the world's fastest gaming processor, but this six-core, 12-thread chip will arguably be a better CPU pick than the Core i9 10900K for most humans—and human ...
After our testing, the $262 Core i5-10600K delivers and is just as impressive as you would expect from a six-core 12-thread Comet Lake processor clocked at a 4.1 GHz base and 4.8 GHz boost.
The Core i5-10600K processors are geared for the mainstream or mid-range user, even maybe toward the lower end of that range and is a 6c/12t (6 core/12 thread) CPU. Therefore, we are looking at a wide chasm of performance between the two, and thus we are reviewing both CPUs in separate reviews with appropriate comparisons to each.
Intel Core i5-10600K review The Core i5-10600K is an absolute bruiser of a gaming CPU that really puts its money where its mouth is, with superb performance across the board that even beats Intel’s existing Core i7 CPUs. When AMD launched their incredible Ryzen 3 3300X the other week, I called it the $120 Core i5 killer.
The Core i5-10600K is Intel's biggest upgrade in the mid-range for years. Driven by strong competition from AMD, Intel is now giving us a 6c/12t CPU with 125 W TDP and the full compliment of 12 MB cache. Our Core i5-10600K benchmarks show it to be a formidable performer, especially in gaming.
Given that much of the Core i5-10600K's selling point over the Core i5-10600 "non-K" is its overclocking options, if you're dead-set on grabbing an Intel CPU in this price bracket and don't care ...