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# 3.8 GHz Turbo Boost speed Overclockable up to ~4.7 GHz 22nm Haswell architecture for efficiency Intel Chip 3.2 4 BX80646I54670K

**Brand:** intel
**Price:** 2503 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Unlock your PC’s hidden power with the Intel i5-4670K — overclock your way to dominance!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Intel Chip 3.2 4 BX80646I54670K by intel
- **How much does it cost?** 2503 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- intel enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted intel brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Turbo Boost for Instant Speed:** Automatically ramps clock speed from 3.4 GHz to 3.8 GHz when you need it most.
- • **Efficient Haswell Architecture:** 22nm process technology balances power consumption and heat management.
- • **Overclocking Potential Unleashed:** Push your CPU beyond limits up to ~4.7 GHz for next-level performance.
- • **Integrated Intel HD 4600 Graphics:** Supports up to 3 monitors with crisp HD video playback and light gaming.
- • **Power-Packed Quad-Core Performance:** 4 cores and 4 threads deliver smooth multitasking and gaming power.

## Overview

The Intel Core i5-4670K is a quad-core Haswell processor built on a 22nm process, featuring a base clock of 3.4 GHz with Turbo Boost up to 3.8 GHz and overclocking capabilities reaching ~4.7 GHz. It supports up to 3 monitors via Intel HD 4600 graphics, has a 6MB cache, and operates at 84W TDP, making it a versatile choice for gamers and professionals seeking reliable, high-performance computing with efficient power use.

## Description

Boxed Intel Core i5-4670K Processor (6M Cache up to 3.80 GHz) FC-LGA12C - HASWELL

Review: Fast, cool-running quad-core; bring your own cooler - Why I ordered this item: My old i5 was on its last legs and this chip was a screwy good deal for a quad-core. I mostly game and do some light video editing so I wanted something with headroom to overclock later. Likes: * This thing runs zippy. Boots and loads programs way faster than my old chip, and games don't chug even with a bunch of tabs open in the background. * Overclocking is easy if you know what you're doing. I bumped mine up a bit past stock speed and it ran steady through every game I tested. * The built in graphics won't run games, but I ran two monitors off it for my work setup with no dedicated card and never noticed a stutter scrolling through spreadsheets or browser tabs. * It stays cool under a decent aftermarket cooler even when I'm pushing it in games. The stock cooler that isn't even included is kind of a joke though. * Pins were straight out of the box and it seated into my board perfectly. No likes: * This doesn't come with a cooler in the retail box where I bought mine, so budget for that separately or you'll be stuck. * No integrated wifi obviously, but thats normal for a desktop chip so I didnt deduct for it. Would I pay full price for this product: Yes Final thoughts: This chip runs games smooth and flies through everyday desktop stuff, as long as you pair it with a real cooler. The overclocking headroom is the whole reason to get this one over a non-k chip. Just know you're buying the cooler separately.
Review: Intel Core i5-4670k Haswell CPU and it is awesome! - First off let me start by saying that this is a really, really great CPU. This is the chip I decided to go with when building my gaming/work PC because of many reasons. First, it is the newest chip Intel has to offer and it is really a solid chip for the money. Second, it is overclockable and does really well with gaming and pretty much any other task you may throw at it; I've done some video rendering because I record my gameplay and it was wickedly fast at rendering and processing the 3.5GB video, so 5 stars there. Third, it is good with power consumption, it is better than it's Ivy bridge predecessor in that matter. I do quite a bit of gaming, not everyday but whenever I get the chance and it runs super smooth with all the games I've thrown at it even Crysis 3 which for those who know, that game is the most resource demanding game to be on the PC platform because I have a GTX780 and I still can't fully max it out(for the most part I can but a setting is on medium i think). I am a network engineer and student so I run a lot of programs that are quite demanding for my system such as having multiple VMs up and running, Packet tracers, multiple tabs on browsers and when I game, I have the GeForce Experience Shadowplay technology running which allows me to record my gameplay and I have not had any problems with my machine as I am still able to do everything I need to without the CPU breaking a sweat, it hovers around 60% used or so. This CPU however, does run pretty hot but with Arctic Silver and a dedicated heat sink you should be alright since I got my temperatures in BIOS running at around 31 degrees Celsius and under load around 47 and with games and stuff it will go up to 80 degrees, so those are pretty good temperatures for the CPU. The heat threshold for the CPU is also quite high so there's that fact to give you some peace of mind. Also make sure the PC is in a wide and open area with good cable management, and ventilation set up and by that I mean make sure the fans are positioned in a way that it brings the hot air out from the case and cool air into the case, that will help with temperatures as well. If you have a liquid cooling system in place then heat from the CPU will be no problem. Overall, I am quite overly content with this CPU because it offers the power I need without jeopardizing anything else and it's overclockable so you can bring out even more power from this guy if need be. Running at stock it still offers quite a lot of performance because it also has Turbo Boost technology 2.0 in place that bumps up the clock speed to around 3.8GHz from it's stock 3.4GHz if it needs the extra power but you can overclock this to around 4.6-4.7GHz I've seen so try it out but make sure you know what you're doing if the CPU isn't stable then it can damage the CPU indefinitely. Keep in mind, if you do decide to go with this CPU which I definitely recommend you won't have to upgrade anytime soon. If you're a gamer you should know that games are taking advantage of resources more and more with the coming years and with this CPU it gives you the ability to not worry if your CPU will be able to handle it;given you need a good GPU as well for your machine to be future-proof. Either way, you will not regret getting this CPU because it really is a great one and at this moment it is currently $209.99 which is fantastic since I paid $20 dollars more. I do hope my review has given you some insight on this CPU and my experience with it so you could make your choice of which CPU would best fit your needs!

## Features

- Intel Core I5 I5-4670k Quad-core (4 Core) 3.40 Ghz Processor - Socket H3 Lga-1150retail Pack - 1 Mb - 6 Mb Cache - 5 Gt/s Dmi - Yes - 3.80 Ghz Overclocking Speed - 22 Nm - 3 Number Of Monitors Supported - Intel Hd 4600 Graphics - 84 W - 162.9°f (72.7°c)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00CO8TBOW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,606 in Computer CPU Processors |
| Brand | Intel |
| CPU Manufacturer | Intel |
| CPU Model | Core i5 |
| CPU Socket | LGA 1150 |
| CPU Speed | 3.4 GHz |
| Cache Memory Installed Size | 6 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,164 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05032037051156, 05032037051163 |
| Item Part Number | BX80646I54670K |
| Item Weight | 0.31 kg |
| Manufacturer | Intel Corporation |
| Mfr Part Number | CP000095 |
| Model Number | BX80646I54670K |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Platform | No Operating System |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Processor Core Count | 4 |
| Processor Count | 4 |
| Processor Number of Concurrent Threads | 4 |
| Processor Series | Core i5 |
| Processor Socket | LGA 1150 |
| Processor Speed | 3.4 GHz |
| Secondary Cache | 6 MB |
| Software Update Supported to Date | unknown |
| UPC | 808112552796 803982923370 675901219082 735858260664 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Wattage | 84 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Intel
- **CPU Manufacturer:** Intel
- **CPU Model:** Core i5
- **CPU Speed:** 3.4 GHz
- **CPU Socket:** LGA 1150

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast, cool-running quad-core; bring your own cooler
*by A***R on September 20, 2026*

Why I ordered this item: My old i5 was on its last legs and this chip was a screwy good deal for a quad-core. I mostly game and do some light video editing so I wanted something with headroom to overclock later. Likes: * This thing runs zippy. Boots and loads programs way faster than my old chip, and games don't chug even with a bunch of tabs open in the background. * Overclocking is easy if you know what you're doing. I bumped mine up a bit past stock speed and it ran steady through every game I tested. * The built in graphics won't run games, but I ran two monitors off it for my work setup with no dedicated card and never noticed a stutter scrolling through spreadsheets or browser tabs. * It stays cool under a decent aftermarket cooler even when I'm pushing it in games. The stock cooler that isn't even included is kind of a joke though. * Pins were straight out of the box and it seated into my board perfectly. No likes: * This doesn't come with a cooler in the retail box where I bought mine, so budget for that separately or you'll be stuck. * No integrated wifi obviously, but thats normal for a desktop chip so I didnt deduct for it. Would I pay full price for this product: Yes Final thoughts: This chip runs games smooth and flies through everyday desktop stuff, as long as you pair it with a real cooler. The overclocking headroom is the whole reason to get this one over a non-k chip. Just know you're buying the cooler separately.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Intel Core i5-4670k Haswell CPU and it is awesome!
*by A***Z on April 11, 2014*

First off let me start by saying that this is a really, really great CPU. This is the chip I decided to go with when building my gaming/work PC because of many reasons. First, it is the newest chip Intel has to offer and it is really a solid chip for the money. Second, it is overclockable and does really well with gaming and pretty much any other task you may throw at it; I've done some video rendering because I record my gameplay and it was wickedly fast at rendering and processing the 3.5GB video, so 5 stars there. Third, it is good with power consumption, it is better than it's Ivy bridge predecessor in that matter. I do quite a bit of gaming, not everyday but whenever I get the chance and it runs super smooth with all the games I've thrown at it even Crysis 3 which for those who know, that game is the most resource demanding game to be on the PC platform because I have a GTX780 and I still can't fully max it out(for the most part I can but a setting is on medium i think). I am a network engineer and student so I run a lot of programs that are quite demanding for my system such as having multiple VMs up and running, Packet tracers, multiple tabs on browsers and when I game, I have the GeForce Experience Shadowplay technology running which allows me to record my gameplay and I have not had any problems with my machine as I am still able to do everything I need to without the CPU breaking a sweat, it hovers around 60% used or so. This CPU however, does run pretty hot but with Arctic Silver and a dedicated heat sink you should be alright since I got my temperatures in BIOS running at around 31 degrees Celsius and under load around 47 and with games and stuff it will go up to 80 degrees, so those are pretty good temperatures for the CPU. The heat threshold for the CPU is also quite high so there's that fact to give you some peace of mind. Also make sure the PC is in a wide and open area with good cable management, and ventilation set up and by that I mean make sure the fans are positioned in a way that it brings the hot air out from the case and cool air into the case, that will help with temperatures as well. If you have a liquid cooling system in place then heat from the CPU will be no problem. Overall, I am quite overly content with this CPU because it offers the power I need without jeopardizing anything else and it's overclockable so you can bring out even more power from this guy if need be. Running at stock it still offers quite a lot of performance because it also has Turbo Boost technology 2.0 in place that bumps up the clock speed to around 3.8GHz from it's stock 3.4GHz if it needs the extra power but you can overclock this to around 4.6-4.7GHz I've seen so try it out but make sure you know what you're doing if the CPU isn't stable then it can damage the CPU indefinitely. Keep in mind, if you do decide to go with this CPU which I definitely recommend you won't have to upgrade anytime soon. If you're a gamer you should know that games are taking advantage of resources more and more with the coming years and with this CPU it gives you the ability to not worry if your CPU will be able to handle it;given you need a good GPU as well for your machine to be future-proof. Either way, you will not regret getting this CPU because it really is a great one and at this moment it is currently $209.99 which is fantastic since I paid $20 dollars more. I do hope my review has given you some insight on this CPU and my experience with it so you could make your choice of which CPU would best fit your needs!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This Chip is Amazing
*by T***. on December 29, 2013*

I just recently purchased this chip and a new motherboard so I could switch away from my AMD FX8350. This isn't going to be an "I hate AMD" type of review, but I do think each chip has its own place in the market and which you should buy depends heavily on what you play and if you're willing to gamble on the future. I should also note that I used the FX8350 for a year, and I only switched out the motherboard and CPU and kept everything else the same, so I'm in a good position to really compare the difference between the two without a ton of extra variables. I haven't overclocked my new i5 yet as I'm giving the thermal paste some time to cure, so I'll be comparing this stock i5 @ 3.4GHz to my AMD FX8350 that was running @ 4.5GHz 24/7. FIrst off, this chip is amazing, even at stock speeds. My game of choice right now (Guild Wars 2) runs much smoother than on my previous chip and it does so with higher graphics settings than I was running before. This chip is awesome at single-core performance, so on games that only use a few cores it's quite amazing how much of an improvement it makes. I'm also seeing quite an improvement in other MMO style games like WoW, where I'm not getting the same framerate drops that I was getting before when there are a lot of other people on screen. In first person shooters, I'm seeing performance that is the same or better than I was seeing before on my overclocked FX8350. However, this is where they have been the closest so far. A lot of new FPS engines are taking better advantage of the 8 cores in the FX series chips, and that will only get better as companies get used to programming games for the new consoles (that just so happen to run 8 core AMD chips in them). However, this 4670k is still fast enough that it more than keeps up, and on a lot of games I was getting a much smoother feeling. Even if both chips stay at 60 FPS most of the time, the i5 doesn't drop frames nearly as much when you do a quick 180 degree turn like the FX8350 would. It feels much faster, even if it's not that much faster on paper when doing benchmarks. I don't do a lot of video rendering so I can't really comment there, but navigating around Windows 7 64 bit feels just as fast as it ever did, and actually Alt-Tabbing out of a running video game is quite a bit faster than it was before. I haven't encountered anything yet where I've noticed a negative difference going from 8 cores down to only 4. My boot time is also a few seconds faster, but that could be my new motherboard more than the CPU. So the big question: Should you buy this chip or go with the FX8350? If you haven't already guessed from my review so far, GET THIS CHIP. I don't hate AMD and I don't love Intel. Having compared the two chips, the Intel 4670k is simply better for gaming in today's market. If you do a lot of video rendering and other tasks that utilize all 8 cores, the FX8350 is an awesome chip, but if you're looking to build a gaming PC this is the chip to get. It's a bit more expensive, but for an FX8350 and a good motherboard you're looking a difference of maybe 20-40 dollars. Trust me, it's worth the difference. This chip feels like what the developers had in mind when they created their games, and that's mostly why I switched. I no longer have to worry if the developers of a game that's coming out have optimized it for 8 cores. I know that this chip will eat it up, and will eat everything up for years to come. The FX8350 is a really powerful chip in desperate need of more developer buy-in. With the new consoles finally coming out, that developer buy-in may be just down the road. For now, though, this is the chip to get for playing games and I don't regret the money I just spent to switch things up (especially after I sell my old stuff on Craigslist). My Setup: Cooler Master HAF 932 Case ASRock Z87 Extreme4 Motherboard Intel i5 4670k Corsair H50 CPU Cooler Patriot Viper 3 1866 RAM (8GB) EVGA GTX 680 GPU Crucial m4 256GB SSD Boot Drive Seasonic M12II 850W Power Supply

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