10 year old CPU, INSANE performance! - Intel Core i7-3770K

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TIMESTAMPSbr0:00 Introbr0:43 Specs br1:45 Gaming benchmark (no GPU)br2:27 Gaming benchmark (GPU)br3:07 Cinebench benchmarkbr3:52 Comparison to modern CPU br4:56 Overclocked benchmarking br5:58 Why I bought this br7:00 Outro
Comment from : Hardwired Review

My cousin has a 3770K, OC @47GHz, paired with an MSI Ventus GTX 1660 Super Overclocking fixes the bottlenecks the cpu creates which impacts gpu performance
Comment from : vxllfire

@3:15 You said, 26,061 when it's 2,661 Twenty-Six Thousand Sixty One is not Two Thousand Six Hundred Sixty One
Comment from : Chris

I got the i7-3930 somebody got a solution for games not running because the lack of avx2
Comment from : Jaimie H

with MSI Z77A GD55 Clocked at 63ghz
Comment from : Steven Coble

I'm using that processor right now and yeah, it's still a beast😩💯
Comment from : KAIRU

I'm at 49ghz with it I delided it and put on a solid copper ihs with liquid metal
Comment from : Spikes Tips

So does it outperform the i7-4790K?
Comment from : Tore Lund

I remeber when this chip first debuted It was the chip everyone ran to to measure up against If it was not at least on par with the 3770k it was considered childs play Still a beastly chipset into this day I had it with 2 670's in sli Those were the days that even the biggest amd processor just couldn't beat this not to even mention the X series of intel
Comment from : KashhSquad

I7-3770k 45oc with a RTX 2070 super it’s amazing
Comment from : vinnnocc

I've just paired this with the RX580ste 16gb Absolute fire
Comment from : Green Dragonfly

My dad uses his pc which had i5 2500k and 8gb 1333 ram and gtx750ti I had few extra money and bought the processor for only 80$ and it's giving way much better performance nowHe is happy
Comment from : simplekuttus

Still what I Got
Comment from : IVAN GREY

Still running mine, bought fresh in 2012 It's been OCed to 4,5 GHz during all this time Paired now with an RTX 3060 12GB and 32 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 This thing is still able to run the latest AAA games in 1080p ultra @ 80 to 95100 fps A beast !
Comment from : Friday Californiaa

Pair this CPU with a GTX 1080 and you´ll be astounded not only by what games you can play but also under what settings they´ll run Bargain!
Comment from : Terence Skill

im still rocking the i7-3770k, its a damn workhorse can still play 2023 AAA at 1080p mostly staying at 60fps paired with a 1070 and 32gb of 2400MHz ram and some SSDs
Comment from : X-FadidOFC

Currently using a 3770k overclocked to 45 with 32 gigs of 2400mhz ram and an RX 6700XT for graphics Simply love it, with games like Halo infinite running at 60fps locked on Ultra :)
Comment from : Memento Morons

i have the non k variant of it with a rx 6650xt and i get 200avg fps in csgo at 1080p all low i unlocked its turbo to 43 1 core with intel xtu on a z chipset hp oem mobo
Comment from : ⚔Dragos Baston⚔

I know that the question is dumb butbrWill rx 580 2048sp ddr5 work on a ddr3 mobo?
Comment from : Mahbub Rahman

I also use to cpu It plays decently with most games on 1080 even on stock settings or using auto tune But when I use it for Music/Video production it definitely feels its age Few vst and tracks on ableton will make it stumble and had to deactivate tracks or limit vsts However I'd like to keep this rig and just upgrade my current gpu to rtx 2060 or 3060 Also, I wonder how much performance will I get from this if I ever de lid it and OC is to like 45 ghz along with an AIO
Comment from : Gogies777

I've spent a lot of time trying to get maximum of my 3770k My experience:brbr1 Need a good motherboard with pci-e 30 z77 chipset and quality VRM with excellent heatsink It will let you to overclock whole system not just cpu and get stability on overclocked rigbr2 You'll get huge improvement if you use ddr-3 2400Mhz instead baseline ddr-3 1600 or 1866 It's one of the major improvement point to max outbr3 Good cooler I use Noctua D-14 It keeps temps at 60 and belowbr4 If you brave enough & understand what you are doing you can flash modified bios (or modify it yourself) for nvme boot supportbrbrWith all these steps you can make 3770k SING on your rig and skyrocket your perfomance
Comment from : Red Hedgehog

That was NOT just under 1080p Why would you have a 4:3 monitor????
Comment from : ErrorlVlacro

Why is your ear so red?
Comment from : ErrorlVlacro

My i5 3570k started to die so recently got one of th these for around 40 bucks I'm back in business again 😂
Comment from : madheadmadDAZ

It's my server/router CPU and it's more than enough
Comment from : amgnico

still rocking a i7 3770k at 47GHz everyday, paired with a GTX 1660ti :)
Comment from : bloodsuckingfreak

Was looking for one of these and managed to get one for around 45 dollars second hand It works perfectly and saves me from having to buy 150 - 200 dollars worth of hardware for an upgrade (modern CPU, which I'll need a new motherboard for and new ram)
Comment from : Seluc Viljoen

Having intel-3770k with 2060 Super It work like a charm
Comment from : Mr Pointman

In other words, try imagining your base ps4 still running games today at a good fps by simply dropping another 200 dollars or less on it (1660 super) Or if you were an average gamer and happened to have built a 3770k system on a budget a few years ago, you're still getting a heck of a deal for the money you spent
Comment from : Aaron

I am curious about a few things:br1: that motherboard seems quite OEM/generic i am not aware of any of those who can overclock, let alone have a VRM to handle itbr2: What were the temps at full load/stability testing?br3: What voltage did you use to achieve 5 GHz?br4: Was the CPU delidded or just with stock thermal paste under the IHS? Because those 3770Ks seems to run hot once overclocked at 125-13V without deliddingbr5: Why no testing with and without overclocking?brbrI am asking this, not only to look for inspiration for my own overclocking tests and benchmarks, but also because i think the video lacks some detail and context that can be crucial to those, who might be interested in overclocking and benchmarking with their own systems
Comment from : StaelTek

Buying one to upgrade my PC for now since my i5 3570 is struggling pretty hard
Comment from : Raider

I have this on my desktop from 2013 Every CAD program I use runs at least 3x as fast as my "modern" 9th Gen i7
Comment from : RTL

I have a "NON" 3770k on a ASROCK p67 pro3 SE "OC'D" @ 416Ghz on airbrReliable as anything higher it NOT stable 😂 It serves my needs for gaming using a GeForce GTX 1080 base Don't care for 4k 1080p is perfect for ME
Comment from : Jonathan Davis of KoRn

3:15 26 Thousand?? I wish 26 Hundred more like 😅
Comment from : Andy Woods

Yeah one of the best this one! Right now, 2023, my main PC has a 3770k, delided, 46ghz, ddr3-2400 cl11, and its holding my vega 64 very well! 😍 It will retire now and I'll send it to the office, it will work much less and with less overclock stress but it was a great journey together 💙
Comment from : DES7ROYER_Z

my daily driver cpu workhorse goat
Comment from : drumitar

Okay, first of all, the processor is not a "chipset" The chipsets used with socket LGA1155 (compatible with the 3770K) were Z77, P67, and H61 Secondly, the 3770K was not a particularly good overclocker, rarely reaching 50GHz or even much above 47GHz on a pretty good chip The previous generation's 2600K, on the other hand, frequently would hit 50GHz on good cooling Same for a Kaby Lake quad-core like the 7700K that came a few generations later And others In short, no offense, but you haven't really done your homework for this video
Comment from : The Logician

$500 2012 overclockable beast
Comment from : Taels Doll

Great video I'm still using the 3770K as my main CPU today (yes, for ten years now)I must admitI'm not a gamerI do a lot of virtualization though using Virtualboxfunny thing iswhen I want to work in Ms Foxpro 26 for windows I have to put the vm machines cpu to 30 max otherwise Foxpro crashes because the cpu is too fastit makes one wonder :-)
Comment from : Airfixer !

Paired my i7 3770 with rx 580 8gb sapphire nitro, 16GB hyperX 1866mhz and it run really well , just built this setup like 3 months ago , i do play Fortnite , Naraka : Bladepoint , Genshin Impact , Valorant , GTA 5 , Watch Dogs 2 , Assassins Creed Unity , i dont have any frames problem with this setup and maybe i would upgrade my gpu soon to get more fps xD most of the games i played with high settings and some of them on medium settings I spent like 28225 Dollars on this setup and i guess theres no point to build another modern pc because this setup still can handle most of the games that i want to play :)
Comment from : Rengoku

this is now available for 4000 rupees instead of 84000 rupees on amazon
Comment from : Virajs Art

this is why my 10 year old rig with nothing but SSD and 1070ti improvements since build still works like a champ its been the longest lived system ive had, always wondered what was responsible for that it will still play games very well at 1080p for the most part, i dont really care about FPS until they drop low enough for my old eyes to see it dont play games on the computer much these days now and i plan on keeping this machine in service for another 5 years at least as a plex server and other tasks that need more performance but can simply wait just a bit longer, like video conversion and editing etc for anything other than gaming i really haven't noticed a performance drop since i put it together, new systems used to wow me big time back in the 90s and 2000's now days im just like well its just another computer figured they kinda hit the upper end for the time being, i started this build out with 32gb ram and modern prefabs max out at like 16gb guess i have this processor to thank lol
Comment from : Ash Miller

You kinda looked similar to the holloween killer
Comment from : VIOLETLOCKDOWN

I’m still gaming in 2022 with a 3770k It’s a beast
Comment from : Chuck H

Do you think is it worth upgrade from i5 2500 to this cpu in terms of playing mid range gaming My gpu is gtx 970 oc?
Comment from : thelittleyellowducks

I have it with a 3060ti now
Comment from : Lautaro Landa

Despues de todo parece mas rentable comprar el i3-10100F por sus mejoras
Comment from : Angel Mix

It appears on the market in 2012
Comment from : Tarcila Guzman

непогано знято 👍
Comment from : north Face

Running this beast at 47Ghz 24/7 since 2012 paired with 1070ti for 1080p gaming 💪
Comment from : Tasik Vert

If you have a shitty oem motherboard there is no point using a k cpu
Comment from : WickedBrit

Great review Thank you I had one of those under my desk that I hardly used after an upgrade, so I gave that old machine to my kid, and he enjoyed playing games on it Also, he quit using my new one It worked out well I stayed out of prison, and he stayed above ground
Comment from : EveningStarNM

Laughs in FX9590
Comment from : Lynnette JJW

Moore's law is broken, we are doomed
Comment from : Jorge de la Torre

You didnt over clock in bios brI overclocked the snot out of my i7 3770 non k chip to 42 ghz with a cinebench score of 4062 it works realy good still to this date so i havnt needed to upgrade yet i run it with a radeon rx 6600 and its realy good there isnt not too much of a bottleneck couse the overclocking
Comment from : SGT ALIEN

Why the clickbait thumbnail? Even your hyperbolic "1 GHz OC" isn't 50 GHz compared to Turbo clock and you're surely going off base clock considering that cooler wouldn't possibly handle over 45, especially without deliddingbrbrI don't understand why so many young creators just recycle this same crappy tech-tuber formula instead of seperating themselves from the pack Don't bs your audience
Comment from : JJ FX

Still having a System running one of these, recently upgraded to Windows 10brIt is a backup, but it runs fine
Comment from : C

I have been using a Dell XPS8700 with an i7-4790, a GTX-1050 video card with 4gb, 20gb RAM and Win 10 for 5-6 years It's a wonderful setup I have not touched it inside for almost two years I does everything I could ever want It is fast and bulletproof
Comment from : John L

I bought the cpu in early 2013 and still using it with a rocking Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 OC xD only thing i upgraded in last 10 years was my hardrive to ssd and win7->win10 still loving my first ever build pc <3
Comment from : Shock

Great info! I was to get a pc with i3 10105f with 1660 but now i could only purchase a gpu for my this old beast Thank you brother for saving my $1099
Comment from : MD Muzic

I would not recommend quoting userbenchmark It is an unreliable source Use UL CPUMark/3DMark instead
Comment from : nuk

Dude why are your ears so RED ????? And go see a dermatologist ! STAT
Comment from : Gathas of Persia

What mobo r u using ?
Comment from : Samir Das

Got a bad chip, 48ghz at 15v(!)brSome chips can run this speed with just 125vbrIt's delid so it runs cool
Comment from : B R

meh just go and touch some grass and let me know once something good comes out
Comment from : DAVE MEGPOID

I still run win7 with this processor and love it LOL, I've had to replace the HD but this PC still works great, I did upgrade the grafix card to a 1660 after 8 years
Comment from : Cafe

Recently undusted my 10 year old PC with a i7-4770 I was hoping to maybe turn it into a mini workstation Glad to see that these CPUs still perform well
Comment from : Kevin Johnson

ISTR that the popular opinion at the time was that i7-2600k owners didn’t have a lot of reasons to upgrade to the 3770k That’s probably why there are more Sandy Bridges around, and why they’re proportionally much cheaper than the 3770k (in my experience, anyway)brCould be interesting to compare the two?brAnyway, good luck with the channel, keep up the good work 👍
Comment from : Iceberg Tech

Using this cpu with a 1660 Super and man the performance is just crazy
Comment from : LowClassGamer

I Just dusted off my 10 year old Build containing this CPU 32gb Ram ddr3, and slapped a 3090ti in there, and was shocked how well it worked I mainly use it as a GPU Render Node
Comment from : Popo Ramos

I've got a bit of a niche usage case for this cpu I've had a 3570k OC'd to 44ghz for the past 10 years, and I would like to upgrade but I am tight on cash since I am taking a trip to Peru and going to a large concert festival soon I have this paired with a 5700XT GPU and 16GB of DDR3 ram at 2000mhz Since the 3570k doesn't have hyperthreading, I cannot stream my favorite game Smite on twitch without dropping in game frames Early next year, I am hoping to completely upgrade my pc from the ground up, but do you think the 3770k has the headroom for livestreaming? Just looking to get another 6 months-1 year out of my current platform since money is tight and I can snag this for 68USD or less Thanks for the video, subbed!
Comment from : Bradley Trent

FYI - My Cinebench R23 score with Multi Core is 4315 using i7 3700k @ 46GHz Single core is 919 It was de-lidded with liquid metal between heat spreader and die, and has a 360mm AIO I can't get it stable above 46 -- probably too old or not the right bin or motherboard just can't push it further -- but it's about as good as it gets for a build of this time period Motherboard is a ASRock Z77 Extreme6, 32GB DDR3 @ (effective) 2400MHz 10-12-12-30-2T
Comment from : Michael Bertelson

Don't forget that the i3 10100F, like any processor marked with the "F" at the end does not have an integrated GPU in the chipset and requires a dedicated graphics card Why would this be important you ask? Without an option to opt for integrated graphics one could not run virtualization software, should you want to
Comment from : CriticalCentrist

You should try Intel Xeon e3 1240 V2 Ivy Bridge! Cheaper used chips, identical performance vs 3770
Comment from : sutton0028

Awesome video! I have the exact same acer motherboard (X4620G B75 chipset MB, running a I3 3240), And i'm looking to buy a second handed I7 3770 from the market But i've got a question on how you overclocked the I7 3770 in your video I don't believe that a OEM board (ACER) would allow any overclocking or any BCLK options in the bios Did you use another Z77 motherboard that allows overclocking? Or did you flashed a custom bios to bypass the OEM Acer motherboardbrbrOr does the OEM ACER motherboard already has a overclocking feature built-in?br- I'm buying the I7 with the (K) that allows OC multiplier changes, I'm worried that i won't be able to overclock on my acer mbbrbrIf it's not overclockable i'll go with a regular I7 3770 (without the K) because i already have a 1155 motherboard br- But i would rather go buy a new motherboard with I5 10400 which will be better in every aspect of the I7 3770 brbrbrbrThank you for reading :)
Comment from : Crane GamingTV

Great video! This video is actually causing me to pull the trigger on a new GPU I'm in the same boat, built my PC back in 2012 with the 3770k don't want to upgrade the entire system but now that gpus are back on the market I'm going to be getting the RTX 3060ti today! I'm upgrading from the GT 640 Do you think it will be much of an improvement?
Comment from : Ken Morgan

Owner since 2012, great cpu for video editing I’m forced to upgrade because it cant run 4k 60fps timeline smoothly Upgrading to i9 12900k
Comment from : Ippis Entertainment

Very thorough and entertaining content 👍🏼
Comment from : Dean H

This is a good video I have a 3770k on a Z77 xtreme4 from asrock Sitting at 46, 1600mhz ddr3 16gb I used to have a 3570k @ 5ghz Just a year ago I found a 3770k for $100 online, it was worth the upgrade Sucks that I'm looking at an entire mobo ram and cpu upgrade to go with my newer 2070 GPU, but this combo is still kicking ass
Comment from : dropinbiking92

Still use my old 3770k from 2012, 16GB pared with a RTX2060
Comment from : Rodrigo Maçaneiro

Great vid!!!! The 3770K is a legend, still using mine with a 3060 and it shreds anything!
Comment from : Abraham Alviarez

My kid uses my old 3770K and GTX980 Haven't found a game yet that that system cannot play in 1080p I might give it it's last hurra this year and swap out the 1600mhz ram for 2133mhz, and adding in a 240mm aio instead of its current 90mm tower cooler Currently and thermal limitation cuts it off at 42ghz I was able to get it to run at 47ghz and it worked well just 96C is quite hot for my liking I think it's still got life as a gaming cpu for at least a couple for years
Comment from : VerticalHysteria

I have an i52500 non k oc to 1032 blk or 3914 ghz i usually use a 1660 and its playable recently i had the chance to test out a 5700xt in the system and my mind was blown ark survival ran at 1440p epic settings and got 40-50 fps thats pretty insane even in the worst games i still got 70-80 percent gpu usage at 1440p idk if its because amd cards are optimized well or what but my shitbox pc still holds up i will admit its getting to the end of its useable lifespan but still useable and not everyone wants to spend 2-300 dollars for the newest cpu i can find an i7 3770k for 50 bucks and overclock it and its partner in terms of preformance the newer i3 is hard to find under 100 dollars XD
Comment from : Lucas Ready

Still running it overclocked to 47ghz, and probably could easely run on 5ghz, if my motherboard could sustain it :)
Comment from : kigasdj2

This is my CPU since 2014 I am using an Intel Z68 Asus Motherboard And an MSI GTX 1070 GPU I play Far Cry 6, Assassin's Creed Valhalla and other games at 1080p 60fps
Comment from : cstrike105

1:15 What's heavily behind though is your voice track compared with your video track on your edition software timeline when you produced this video xD
Comment from : Nicolas Godon

I just picked up 3770k for 70 Aud (aprox 50 usd) for that price and considering that i already have the compatible motherboard and ram it will be a good office/study pc
Comment from : Down Under Garage

my 3770 non k stock does 3693 in cinebench r23 close to 750 in single core i think you should get a better mobo mine is a gigabyte GA B75M-S
Comment from : #diablo67

At 1:22 you said “you can get a full gigahertz over clock (35 base to 45) witches more than you can get from any modern chip”brbrcan’t the I9-10900k overclock from a base of 3,7 ghz to 52 ghz?
Comment from : Tim