Intel
Core i5-14400F
10C/16T · 4.7 GHz · LGA1700
$176.00
Overview
Six Zen 4 cores at 65W with a 5.1GHz boost and the Wraith Stealth cooler in the box, so there is no extra cooling to buy. The efficient sibling of the 7600X, trading a little clock for lower heat and noise. Plenty for 1080p and 1440p gaming; step up only if you need eight cores.
AMD · 2023
AMD
Ryzen 5 7600
4.5 · 4 reviews6C/12T · 5.1 GHz · AM5
$187.00In stock
Socket
AM5
Cores
6
Threads
12
Base Clock GHz
3.8
1
- 2-year warranty
- 30-day returns
- Genuine, sourced direct
- Free shipping over $99
- Ships with the Wraith Stealth cooler
- The 65W sibling of the 7600X
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Specifications
9 At a glanceSocket
AM5
Cores
0
Threads
0
Base Clock GHz
0.0 GHz
Boost Clock GHz
0.0 GHz
TDP (W)
0 W
L3 Cache Mb
0 MB
Integrated Graphics
Radeon Graphics
Process Nm
0 nm
Customer reviews
Sample reviews
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4.5
Based on 4 sample reviews
- Iris T.Apr 9, 2025Great for a budget build
Posted at EXPO 6000 without drama. Only reason it is not five stars is I wish it had a touch more all-core grunt for my video edits.
- Hannah B.Jan 16, 2025Cheap entry, long upgrade path
The whole point of AM5 is I can drop in an X3D chip in two years. For now the 7600 handles everything I throw at it.
- Marco Z.Oct 22, 2024Bundled cooler runs a bit warm
CPU is great value but I swapped the Wraith for an AK400 to quiet it down under load. At stock it hovers mid 70s which is fine but audible.
- Oscar V.Aug 7, 2024The sensible AM5 starting point
Comes with the Wraith Stealth which is genuinely fine at 65W. Six cores is plenty for 1440p gaming paired with a 4070.