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The screenshot you just quoted literally says 11% on average...It’s interesting how much the gap has opened up since launch. 15-20% is essentially a free GPU upgrade compared to the 13700K. Not bad for £25
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The screenshot you just quoted literally says 11% on average...It’s interesting how much the gap has opened up since launch. 15-20% is essentially a free GPU upgrade compared to the 13700K. Not bad for £25
The screenshot you just quoted literally says 11% on average...
I find it odd that intel pulls so much more power over amd but its amd cpus that are burning up and taking the mobo with them.Wow, Intel consumes an astonishing amount of power; that should be their absolute priority.
I'm not going to watch a video that has the 13700k pulling 270w playing tlou. It's a waste of timeWatch the video?
I'm not going to watch a video that has the 13700k pulling 270w playing tlou. It's a waste of time
I ordered a power meter today, going to measure the whole system power on my 12900k playing tlou at 1080p. I will be majorly surprised if it shows over 450w system power. Hwunboxed shoes the 13700k at 620w. I'm willing to bet a grant his measurement is nonsense.I find it odd that intel pulls so much more power over amd but its amd cpus that are burning up and taking the mobo with them.
Also the review was for gaming only, needs productivity workloads to show all round performance difference
**Fingers in ears**I'm not going to watch a video that has the 13700k pulling 270w playing tlou. It's a waste of time
Do you have same gpu as hardware unboxed used in their video?I ordered a power meter today, going to measure the whole system power on my 12900k playing tlou at 1080p. I will be majorly surprised if it shows over 450w system power. Hwunboxed shoes the 13700k at 620w. I'm willing to bet a grant his measurement is nonsense.
I find it odd that intel pulls so much more power over amd but its amd cpus that are burning up and taking the mobo with them.
Also the review was for gaming only, needs productivity workloads to show all round performance difference
I have a 4090 and a 12900k. The rest of the system shouldn't make that much of a difference to push draw 200w up.Do you have same gpu as hardware unboxed used in their video?
I ordered a power meter today, going to measure the whole system power on my 12900k playing tlou at 1080p. I will be majorly surprised if it shows over 450w system power. Hwunboxed shoes the 13700k at 620w. I'm willing to bet a grant his measurement is nonsense.
He was probably measuring power during the shader compilation, it takes around 20 minutes in tlou. Still 270w is absurd but I guess vrm and power supply loses played a part there. Still he should have mentioned that although the 13700k was pulling 40% more power, it also finished the task 40% faster making it as efficientTPU had the 13700K averaging 89 watts (gaming) versus 49 on the X3D. X3D is definitely better (the best of this generation, by far) and that's very consistent across reviews, but 150-200 watts better? Nope. I'd expect running uncapped @ 1080p would have an influence, but even then, 150-200 watts difference is more like running the CPU @ full multi-threaded load.
That's the difference. The 7800x 3d pulls around 70w in TLOU, so if you add 196watts to that, you end up at 270 roundabout. Which is what the 13700k was supposedly pullingThe highest was 196 watts.
this is even more remarkable if you consider 7800X3D is making 4090 work 10-15% harder. GPU is doing more work, using more power and delta is still massively in AMD favorThe 13700K also use quite a lot more power, no really, this is total system consumption with a 4090 so for a CPU to use over 100 watts more power in these games is quite staggering