Devil’s Canyon is available this month and we get hands on for a review and overclocking test. Intel is not very good at keeping secrets recently. Rumors of a refreshed Haswell line of processors have ...

It's been just over a year since Intel launched Haswell, its first major core update in several years. Despite that core's notable improvements for mobile products and its improved graphics ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. To coincide with Computex 2014, Intel launched ...

While the Core i7-4790K central processing units (CPUs) should offer impressive performance even in default mode, the reason why computer enthusiasts are waiting for the new microprocessors to arrive ...

If you are planning to do some overclocking with a Haswell based processor, you are so much better off with a K model processor. The downside, Intel charges you extra cash for it these days. Why K ...

For our overclocking segment of this article we'll test two processors. Typically I'd stick at the 4770K, however we have obtained a new 4790K that can reach 5 GHz overclocking wise if it is given a ...

Two weeks back Intel launched its Devil's Canyon line of processors. The two processors launched, the Intel Core i7-4790K and the Core i5-4690K feature an openly upward multiplier and feature an ...

Intel's Haswell-based processors are stellar performers on a clock-for-clock basis, but their overclocking performance typically leaves enthusiasts and gamers crying out for more. Gone are the days of ...

The Haswell refresh from Intel hasn't gone off with a whole lot of fanfare and for good reason; refreshes tend not to grab a whole lot of attention. Saying that, though, we've seen the new Z97 chipset ...

Intel has been slowly releasing information about its Devil’s Canyon processors for a few months now. If you’ve been on top of the processor scene, you probably know that Devil’s Canyon is the ...

With the Core i7-4770K reaching 4.8GHz with relative ease on good Z97 motherboards, we aimed for similar with the Core i7-4790K. Sadly, at 1.28V - our usual input for stability using a x48 multiplier, ...

Back in June 2013, Intel launched their Haswell generation of processors (4th Generation Intel Core) which was an architecture scaling from 95W desktop parts to 4.5W Mobility parts. The Haswell ...