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it seems to be 10% faster and use 15% less power, so that's something. source (german): https://www.computerbase.de/2017-01/intel-kaby-lake-test-core-i7-7700k-

• bhouston 10y ago
  It is only faster based on its higher clock speed. I overclock my 4790Ks to a base of 4.4GHz so I am already exceeding 7700K speeds based on 2013 technology. Yes at a higher power draw but it doesn't really add up to much cost.
  • randyrand 10y ago
    Yes but the later models can be clocked even higher. That's one of the benefits of a smaller lithography node - faster transistor switching times.