Not in gaming, also can simply set thermal limit to 85c in bios this will actually gain some performance over stock
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Not in gaming, also can simply set thermal limit to 85c in bios this will actually gain some performance over stock
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i was tempted, but why the hell would i buy a motherboard at £500+ they are having a laugh with these prices and i hope it bites them in the ass
Sure there are lower "tier" versions. But if i was changing i would want the same "tier" as i bought last generation, Just not willing to spend an extra £150-£200 for it.
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Why do you want an X670 board? You get the same features on B650 /B650E boards.
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No, the 7700X are cool, they are running at just 90c. The 7950x is the one at 95c.
In all seriousness, all zen 4 run lava hot. You need to tune and tinker to operate them properly. I mean they increased power consumption by more than 50% on some models to be able to compete with intel. Thats absurd
Doesn't get that hot in games and you can simply go into bios and set thermal limit to 85c and it will actually perform slightly better than stock
That's all that you need to change
No need to even test for stability
What would be interesting is to have both platforms on water cooled so measure how much the liquid is heating up
Because jay2cents mentioned the cooler isn't really getting saturated with heat as you'd expect
That's all that you need to change
No need to even test for stability
What would be interesting is to have both platforms on water cooled so measure how much the liquid is heating up
Because jay2cents mentioned the cooler isn't really getting saturated with heat as you'd expect
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I wonder if there will be DDR5 price drops following the release of Raptor Lake.
We know Intel wants to boost sales of DDR5 in 2022, especially as Meteor Lake will be DDR5 only.
Anyone here going to buy a Raptor CPU?
Part of the problem, is that even the lowest bandwidth 4800 MT/s 16GB modules are relatively expensive. Nor is the stock good for DDR5.
We know Intel wants to boost sales of DDR5 in 2022, especially as Meteor Lake will be DDR5 only.
Anyone here going to buy a Raptor CPU?
Part of the problem, is that even the lowest bandwidth 4800 MT/s 16GB modules are relatively expensive. Nor is the stock good for DDR5.
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Doesn't get that hot in games and you can simply go into bios and set thermal limit to 85c and it will actually perform slightly better than stock
That's all that you need to change
No need to even test for stability
What would be interesting is to have both platforms on water cooled so measure how much the liquid is heating up
Because jay2cents mentioned the cooler isn't really getting saturated with heat as you'd expect
According to that if you limit the CPU to 75c you lose 0.003% performance.
You know something, the hotter you run the silicon the more resistance it has, the more resistance it has the more volts you need to maintain stability, so why bother? you're just using more power for higher thermals at the same performance.
Its the science behind sub zero cooling. at absolute zero (-273c) the silicon has zero resistance.
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Your kidding right? Considering how hot and how much power draw the last 4 generations of intel chips did that were no better in performance
Probably not. Got the whole 'dead platform' thing I can't get past even though I wouldn't want to change CPU for like 4+yrs anyway.
Wouldn't wanna be on a dead platform with zen5 and 3d options still to come on am5 hopefully in time the board and ddr5 prices will drop
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They're set to encounter thermal limits before they encounter TDP issues, so this is 'by design' as they say. Basically they've upped the TDP etc. limits, so now it runs into thermals first.
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Well here was my 7700X at 5550Mhz all core in cheap MSI AIO.Always remember Intel at 100°C is always cooler than AMD at 95°C,Science proven fact by the nutty nutbars that are full of nuts,they will say anything to fit there agenda
The 7700x did hit a crazy hot 83°C after 30 minute Cinebench.
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Is the 7900x better than the 7950x in gaming alone? I’m considering this instead of Intel. Also what the best (most stable) memory to get?
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You must be really happy with the 13900k graph above then. That power consumption right…
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Lowering prices will be bad for a premium company.Demand drops like a rock, and instead of lowering prices they lowered the production. Amd lol
AMD Cuts Down Ryzen 7000 "Zen 4" Production As Demand Drops Like a Rock
AMD reportedly scaled down production of its Ryzen 7000 series desktop processors in response to bleak demand across the PC hardware industry. Wccftech claims to have read an internal company document calling for reduced supply to the channel as market response to the Ryzen 7000-series is weak...www.techpowerup.com
They'll probably stop production for 5xxx series to force people to the new platform... or to the competition.
Judging from what 8Pack was saying in the memory subforum I wouldn't worry about that at all.
Example:
Memory Noob... DDR5 Speeds...?
Hi All Memory isn't one of my strong points, however I'm looking at the 13900K / Asus Z790 Maximus Hero setup for a gaming PC. I've started looking at the Corsair DDR5 6200mhz ram, but real term use, will I get any decent improvement with 6400 or 6600mhz? On the Asus web site, it lists the...
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Really? Generally speaking intel cpus run cool. The last lavahot cpu was the 8700k because it wasnt soldered.