
MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi
$218–$241
Z790 tuning for unlocked CPUs
Intel Core i7-12700KF: 12th‑Gen Alder Lake, 12C/20T up to 5.0 GHz; unlocked LGA1700 CPU for 1080p/1440p gaming and creator work; no iGPU; released Nov 4, 2021.
Launched with Intel’s 12th‑Gen Alder Lake desktop stack, the Core i7‑12700KF reached broad retail availability on November 4, 2021. It’s a 12‑core (8P+4E), 20‑thread part on Intel 7 with 3.6 GHz base and up to 5.0 GHz boost, for LGA1700 motherboards across 600‑ and 700‑series chipsets, and supports DDR4‑3200 or DDR5‑4800. As a KF model, it requires discrete graphics.
Positioned in the high_end i7 tier, it exists to deliver strong gaming and creator performance below Core i9 pricing while remaining overclockable. It’s well‑suited to 1080p and 1440p gaming, streaming, and prosumer video editing on the LGA1700 platform. Not discontinued as of July 2026, though Intel has begun the Alder Lake discontinuance program with last‑order dates in mid/late 2026 and final shipments in early 2027.
Compatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$218–$241
Z790 tuning for unlocked CPUs
$408–$450
Z790 tuning for unlocked CPUs
$237–$262
Z790 tuning for unlocked CPUs
$180–$199
Z790 tuning for unlocked CPUs
$703–$777
Z690 tuning for unlocked CPUs
$285–$315
Z690 tuning for unlocked CPUs
$152–$168
B760 platform match
$190–$210
B760 platform match
$125–$139
B760 platform match
$142–$157
B760 platform matchCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$391–$432
DDR5-6000 sweet spot
$275–$304
DDR5-6000 sweet spot
$475–$525
DDR5-6000 sweet spot
$351–$388
DDR5-6000 sweet spot
$142–$157
DDR4 compatible value option
$142–$157
DDR4 compatible value option
$171–$189
DDR4 compatible value option
$142–$157
DDR4 compatible value option
$260–$287
DDR5-5600 memory match
$570–$630
DDR5-5200 memory match