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No it does not. My last board was a z690 unifyi. PL numbers are always over 4000 regardless of setting. Always had to change it, melts in CB15 or whatever otherwise. If other people's boards work fine, all cool.
Just double check regardless of what cooler type you choose is my advice.
You are probably right then. Got rid of mine a long ago. Good job MSI.
It’s doesn’t, at a full 16 thread load it’s only about 160w. The high watts come with less cores and more MHz
You got psychological issues? It is common knowledge that everything that I stated occurs on MSI boards, be my guest and go to many other forums with same issues. I had a Z690 mobo and the PL numbers are overshot by miles and you are a absolute liar who suggests otherwise. If MSI have fixed this very, very recently then good for them, you can keep your anal attitudes to yourself.So your just chatting crap then.
The 13700KF has 24 threads and 160w in Cinebench would indicate severe throttling
remove the E-Cores and try again
this CPU would compilate Cinebench in the same way any cpu would.. max none turbo speed and well under the TDP(if cooling is ok)
E cores aren't atom cores, and they still count as threads... and they are still used at full load. A lack of hyperthreading doesn't make it not a real core/thread. I don't know what you keep babbling on about but its mostly wrong mate.
It definitely doesn't because what I actually said was that a 13700K/F can hit the power limit in Cinebench, has 24 threads and that the E cores are fully utilized in Cinebench. The E cores being a different architecture that rely on the thread director doesn't mean you can pretend that they aren't actual cores.
