Does more core make CPU go brum?

[jigger]

83% more performance from only 2 more cores! Just 2 more cores! That’s only just over 1 more core, and you get nearly 100% more performance!

Imagine what you could do with 16!

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/5800x-vs-1600-for-a-laugh.18940063/

 

[humbug]

83% more performance from only 2 more cores! Just 2 more cores! That’s only just over 1 more core, and you get nearly 100% more performance!

Imagine what you could do with 16!

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/5800x-vs-1600-for-a-laugh.18940063/

Brum Brum Brum Brum Brum Brum - Brum Brum

 

[humbug]

And if games only use one core there is no brum.... 116 FPS Avr at 720P

 

[dvinell]

So in theory this should have plenty of brum on a multithreaded workload.
Let us know what results you get once you have re-mortgaged the house or robbed a bank:

 

[g67575]

So in theory this should have plenty of brum on a multithreaded workload.
Let us know what results you get once you have re-mortgaged the house or robbed a bank:

No, no, no. Get a server board with lots of CPUs, these have the most Brum that the common gentleman can afford.

Apple products do not go Brum, they do not have the secret sauce I'm afraid.

 

[Sean473]

They usually go BOOM more then not due to overheating..

 

[Hook]

For proper Brum ya has to replace weak water with hot diesel cooling and paint all rgb with blood. It ain't proper raw brum if you can't smell and hear it