Intel Core i7 4790K

Intel released the Intel Core i7-4790K, which created quite the stir with Intel Core i7-4770K owners. Does the Intel Core i7-4790K outperform the Intel Core i7-4770K in every way or does it fall a little flat? If you already own a 4770K, is the upgrade worth it?

Intel's Haswell-based processors are stellar performers on a clock-for-clock basis, but their overcl

Nehalem. Sandy Bridge. Ivy Bridge. Haswell. Year after year, Intel has produced ever more capable, more efficient CPU a…

We review the Intel Core i7 4790K processor aka the Devils Canyon architecture from the Haswell refresh series. Join us as we look at the performance of this processor in a wide variety of benchmark, ... Introduction

The first Intel processor running at 4GHz on all cores, find out how good it is.

Codename Devil's Canyon is out from Intel. We see just what the new Core i7 4790K processor is all about as we put it through our CPU testing regiment.

Intel’s brisk production schedule should see the new 14nm Broadwell architecture arrive by Christmas, but that doesn’t mean Haswell is out of tricks. To tide us over until the next generation of processors arrives, Intel has released a

Codenamed Devil's Canyon, Intel says overclockers can rejoice over the newest revision of its 4th-gen Core CPU. Improvements include a boost in operating speeds up to 4.4GHz with Turbo Boost...

Intel's Core i7-4790K is the high-end Haswell-based processor for enthusiasts who liked last year's 4770K CPU, but weren't satisfied with its modest performance improvements.

Despite a clear performance advantage, Intel just doesn't seem like an enthusiast-friendly company. Certain elements in the organization want to change that perception, though. Devil's Canyon is meant to allay power users with more speed.

The successor to LGA 1150 Haswell Core i7-4770K is here. Boasting a 4GHz base clock, is this new Devil's Canyon processor really worth the investment?