Core i7-7700T 4-Core 2.9GHz Can Run PC Game System Requirements

Core i7-7700T 4-Core 2.9GHz Performance Specification

CPU Speed

Turbo Speed

Physical Cores

Threads

CPU Codename

TDP (Power)

Lithography

CPU socket

Main Link

Bit Width

Max Temp.

Memory Channels

Maximum memory

Processor GPU

CPU Details

2.9 GHz

3.8 GHz

4 cores

8 threads

Kaby Lake

35W

14nm

LGA 1151

64 Bit

100°C

64GB

None

Notebook CPU

Unlocked Multiplier

L1 Cache

L2 Cache

L3 Cache

Approved

GD RATING

Release price

CPU Features

No the Core i7-7700T 4-Core 2.9GHz processor is NOT a laptop and notebook CPU

No the Core i7-7700T 4-Core 2.9GHz processor does not have a unlocked multiplier

256Kb

2048Kb

8Mb

Yes, the Core i7-7700T 4-Core 2.9GHz processor has been approved by GD Admin. Always use GD data as a guideline.

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Core i7-7700T 4-Core 2.9GHz Game Requirement Analysis

The Core i7-7700 4-Core 2.9GHz is a high-end power efficient CPU based on Intel's 14nm, Kaby Lake microarchitecture. It offers 4 physical cores (8 logical), initially clocked at 2.9GHz, which may go up to 3.8GHz using Turbo Boost.

It doesn't feature an unlocked multiplier therefore it can't be overclocked using traditional methods.

It has 8MB of L3 Cache. Level 3 cache is a static memory bank of a processor and it is used to feed it instructions. This processor also supports DDR4 based RAMs with maximum memory support of 64GB.

It has a maximum Thermal Power Design of 35W. It is an excellent power efficient processor. It also has a Configurable TDP down power design of 25W, in this the processor base clock runs at 1.9GHz.

Among its many features, HyperThreading, Turbo Boost 2.0 and Virtualization are activated are enabled.

It features Intel HD Graphics 630 integrated GPU with 350MHz base clock and turbo boost frequency of 1.15GHz. Video memory will depend on the amount of RAM paired with CPU but maximum limit is 64GB.

This CPU is likely to offer excellent computational performance and will not be the bottleneck in any modern gaming PC.

Source [Shaheryar]

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