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Or Overclock this and get 5.2ghz no problem all cores![]()
Lets not forget though. There is a strain of people out there who don't want to sit there and tinker for hours on end with a 9900K to get it up to 5Ghz.
This chip is the niche for that niche of people, 5Ghz capability out of the box, no faffing required. Some are happy to pay the hassle free tax.
Indeed. And that's if you were lucky enough to bag a 9900k that did 5Ghz after all that tinkering.
I'm still quite tempted by going 9900K and pushing it to 4.8 (where my 8700K sits) and being done with it.
4.8Ghz is in no way 'pushing it' for a 9900K.
...yeah, riiiight.![]()
I've done a lot of reading up on 9900's lately as I've been toying with upgrading and the KS initially looked like an option. I think it's safe to say "most" will do 5Ghz it's just a lot need higher than average volts and to control the temp you'd need custom water which the people saying they can't get 5Ghz don't tend have. <<Huge generalisation there.
I'm still quite tempted by going 9900K and pushing it to 4.8 (where my 8700K sits) and being done with it.
Intel did a limited release with the 8086k. I don't see the reason for this outrage over what is a binned chip, being marketed as a binned chip and sold under the same naming convention. Comet Lake is still the next true replacement.
I think I'd go for the K too. Its that 1 year warranty that would be constantly in the back of my mind. Hopefully the KS will be fine for many years. It's just intel themselves offer 1 year warranty. And if you are in the last chance saloon for extending a Z390 setup for a good few years with it's final flagship, just alarm bells for me. A normal good ol K will last many years. Particular if you can get a 2nd hand one that was already doing 5Ghz. Should be some bargains to be had on chips flogged on for those going 9900k/KS about soon.
9900K's new now though are almost certainly binned as not meeting the KS standard, nearly makes me look at KF's just for the fact that they side step that process in the first instance by not having a functioning GPU.Surely now though, the fact that Intel are binning these cpu's, if you try to get a retail one, you'll have little chance of a golden chip (they've all been taken)
It's spot on.. The lovely situation of AMD does not boost to what it says on Box.... Its ok cause its amd they struggle. If Intel would not boost **** me would be nuclear war over internet amrite ??No one gives two shinny **** about Ryzen in this thread............ Its cheap.... Thats all you can say..... and its for this reason alone general customers forgive the fact that it does not even reach the boost frequency advertised in around 80%+ of cases (Online pole as evidence).. Well for me its 95% of cases and I tested a lot of these things....SO why the hell does anyone care about memory frequency at all....
The fact should be does the Intel work at stock as advertised oh yes it does (Well mine do)..... Does the AMD .. Oh no it does not!!!
No, not even remotely.If Intell would not boost **** me would be nuclear war over internet amrite ??
Oh 8Pack, pretty sure the vast majority of posters in this thread do give a "shiny ****" about Ryzen and are commenting on how much of a waste of space this KS actually is. Interesting that you continually lambaste Ryzen products but have recently put your name on "approved" Ryzen 3000 kit.
But do keep shilling that broken Intel junk in your gaudy, overpriced systems. Good lad.