Intel Core i9-10980XE

The Intel Core i9-10980XE Cascade Lake CPU is well suited for ultra powerful computers that require uncompromising performance and speed. respectable performance for smooth running of your PC, thanks to a clock speed. If needed, this CPU will automatically overclock to a whopping 4,6 GHz and briefly improve the computer performance. The memory cache of the processor has a capacity of 24,75 MB with an L3 cache. The CPU utilises 14 nm manufacturing technology, which is why it ranks among the most widespread chips on the market.

• Ideal for overclocking thanks to the unlocked multiplier
• The Intel Core i9-10980XE CPU features 18 cores
• CPU maximum clock speed during overclocking: 4,6 GHz
• Supported number of system memory channels: 4
• Automatic overclocking
• CPU includes virtualisation support
• Intel Core i9 Cascade Lake CPU supports DDR4 system memory
• HyperThreading for increased effectivity
• L3 cache on the CPU is 24,75 MB
• Technology: 14 piece(s) nm

Intel Core i9-10980XE CPU Overclocking Capabilities

The CPU uses automatic clock speed adjustment to manage both the power consumption and general processing load. If the processing requirements rise, the CPU will automatically boost the clock frequency up to 4,6 GHz. The Intel Core i9 Cascade Lake CPU allows you to readily raise the base frequency also using manual overclocking. It features an unlocked multiplier for the purpose and can handle extra heavy system load. Before you get into overclocking, keep in mind that it triggers a higher TDP, which for the Intel Core i9-10980XE CPU makes 165 W.

What More Can the Intel Core i9-10980XE CPU Do?

The more demanding users will be pleased by the Hyper-Threading technology on the CPU, which is capable of dividing one real core into two virtual cores, significantly improving the speed of parallel processing. You could say it uses one thread to simulate multiple threads. The Intel Core i9-10980XE CPU also features virtualisation, which is a handy feature to have. This lets you run several virtual PCs on a single physical machine, for instance with the Quemu platform.