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Intel Core Ultra 7 265K CPU + 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 RGB DDR5 RAM + 2 Games
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Newegg has Intel Core Ultra 7 265K CPU + 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 RGB RAM + Civilization VII & Dying Light: The Beast for $299.03. Shipping is free.
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Includes:
- Intel Core Ultra 7 265K (Series 2) 20-Core (8P+12E), LGA 1851, 125W Desktop Processor
- Arrow Lake 125W
- 30MB L3 Cache
- 36MB L2 Cache
- Intel Graphics
- BX80768265K
- 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 RGB Series (2x 16GB) 288-Pin Desktop Memory
- DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000)
- Timing 36-36-36-96
- CAS Latency CL36
- Voltage 1.35V
- F5-6000J3636F16GX2-RM5RK
- Intel CPU Spring Game Bundle
- Civilization VII
- Dying Light: The Beast
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Newegg has Intel Core Ultra 7 265K CPU + 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 RGB RAM + Civilization VII & Dying Light: The Beast for $299.03. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Eragorn for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Deal Hunter Eragorn for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Intel Core Ultra 7 265K (Series 2) 20-Core (8P+12E), LGA 1851, 125W Desktop Processor
- Arrow Lake 125W
- 30MB L3 Cache
- 36MB L2 Cache
- Intel Graphics
- BX80768265K
- 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 RGB Series (2x 16GB) 288-Pin Desktop Memory
- DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000)
- Timing 36-36-36-96
- CAS Latency CL36
- Voltage 1.35V
- F5-6000J3636F16GX2-RM5RK
- Intel CPU Spring Game Bundle
- Civilization VII
- Dying Light: The Beast
Editor's Notes
Written by oceanlake- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- Subscribe to Newegg’s Newsletter for Free for exclusive coupon savings/discounts or Shell Shocker Flash Deal or upcoming preview newsletter
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For example, the best gaming processor you can buy a 9800x3D ($460 CPU only) is only 8% faster at 1440p with a 4090, 3% at 4k. Only at low resolutions with a flagship GPU (aka unrealistic scenarios for most people) will you really see the difference. The Core Ultra 265k is +50% faster in multithread and is more power efficient, so it pulls ahead in other ways while being cheaper.
The closest comparison at this price would be the 9600X ($210+$80 DDR5) and by far is the 265K the better CPU.
At this price, with free RAM, the 265k is the obvious buy if youre looking for a new build. A lot of old reviews will have been comparing products at MSRP but this is essentially a 50% discount... So it completely changes how you perceive the CPU. If I didnt already have a build from last year, I would be jumping on this personally.
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The redemption code you enter on softwareoffer.intel.com will run an app on your PC to verify your hardware. Once verified, you'll take a short survey then the games will show in the softwareoffer.intel account. Then the games can be accessed/redeemed from any PC at this point.
You will need a unique email and phone number if you should end up with multiple redemption codes (I had bought a few 265K's).
For me, Civ 7 was just a Steam Code, I don't know about Dying Light, there were other games in my combo that required me to log-in to the Intel account first, then to redeem the game I had to log-in to Ubisoft (Assassins Creed) so the license 'transfer' into the Ubisoft Account as there was no actual game code (like Civ 7). I don't know what service Dying Light is on.
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For example, the best gaming processor you can buy a 9800x3D ($460 CPU only) is only 8% faster at 1440p with a 4090, 3% at 4k. Only at low resolutions with a flagship GPU (aka unrealistic scenarios for most people) will you really see the difference. The Core Ultra 265k is +50% faster in multithread and is more power efficient, so it pulls ahead in other ways while being cheaper.
The closest comparison at this price would be the 9600X ($210+$80 DDR5) and by far is the 265K the better CPU.
At this price, with free RAM, the 265k is the obvious buy if youre looking for a new build. A lot of old reviews will have been comparing products at MSRP but this is essentially a 50% discount... So it completely changes how you perceive the CPU. If I didnt already have a build from last year, I would be jumping on this personally.
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You will regret next year when it is time to get serious about AI and other new features become more common daily use.
You will regret next year when it is time to get serious about AI and other new features become more common daily use.
AMD upgradability is nice, but I'd bet many AM4 owners are shopping AM5, not a 5700X3D.
Ryzen ....X3D CPU would be better for gaming and other uses.
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Selle.../pc/229189
sIntel don't use their own factories to make their own high end CPUs but buying from TSMC.
Their are loosing market shares to AMD and ARM.
Be smart and stay away from Sintel.
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I've been looking for a deal of 9600x/9700x/intel 265k for a long time. Yep, everyone says AMD CPU is better at the gaming,etc. but have anyone checked the numbers? The real difference between AMD and Intel CPU is only happening at 1080p gaming where almost 90% of players already moved on to at least 2k if not 4k. And even at 1080p, it's only 15%, for the majority of 2k gaming it's only 3-5%, 4k is 1%. But the CPU specs itself Intel is much better and productivity is almost double the AMD! I was hesitating if or not to buy 9600x because 265k is on par with 9700x at price which is $100 more. But this deal,omfg, this deal brings 265) price down to the same level as 9600x of $200, what an awesome deal!
Yes, it's the last CPU series for the platforms so it can't be upgraded but I tell you what: my old pc is 11 yr old with 4770(no k), still able to play many games at 2k at medium graphics quality.You really don't need to upgrade every year to play the game. Nowadays hardware is an overkill for majority casual players unless you are hardcore. A decent 265k can pretty much run another 10 year for me.
It's really a must buy for many non hardcore people!
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I've been looking for a deal of 9600x/9700x/intel 265k for a long time. Yep, everyone says AMD CPU is better at the gaming,etc. but have anyone checked the numbers? The real difference between AMD and Intel CPU is only happening at 1080p gaming where almost 90% of players already moved on to at least 2k if not 4k. And even at 1080p, it's only 15%, for the majority of 2k gaming it's only 3-5%, 4k is 1%. But the CPU specs itself Intel is much better and productivity is almost double the AMD! I was hesitating if or not to buy 9600x because 265k is on par with 9700x at price which is $100 more. But this deal,omfg, this deal brings 265) price down to the same level as 9600x of $200, what an awesome deal!
Yes, it's the last CPU series for the platforms so it can't be upgraded but I tell you what: my old pc is 11 yr old with 4770(no k), still able to play many games at 2k at medium graphics quality.You really don't need to upgrade every year to play the game. Nowadays hardware is an overkill for majority casual players unless you are hardcore. A decent 265k can pretty much run another 10 year for me.
It's really a must buy for many non hardcore people!
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