its not like they are selling these cpus very cheap they can afford some better heat transfer or they should sell it without heat-sink

that means the heat sink is bottlenecking the hell out

Even overclocking at 5.1GHz my max temp didn't exceed 70C with my heat sink

If you have Read all this, Just to Sum this all Up, all K series CPU are "Uses at your own risk" and Have nothing short of absolute a water Cooling or Top of the Line Air Cooler heat sink

Does not come with a heat sink since it's unlocked and can be overclocked.

The CPU does not come with heat sink and fan like the 7700 non-OC CPU

I use air cooled heat sink, but stays cool

That said, as well as the fact that this stress test is a hilariously unrealistic load, some users might consider this configuration to be perfectly fine

Sure, it's great that Ryzen performs as well as and costs half as much as a $1k

Staying cool at 39 idle 45 loaded with a v8 gts cooler and T T core x9 air cooled case.

n’t have extreme water cooling

While idling I periodically would see vastly different temperatures on each core

Thanks to watercooling, the hottest I can get this thing is

Not the fastest I own, but very close

Was incredibly easy to install on the asus 270-k.

i7-7700K first off very noticeably faster than my previous

So now that Ryzen is out, you may be wondering why get the i7-7700K?