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Good to see OCUK price of 13600k £349
A force trying get me to Buy 13600k & motherboard
Would be quite the uplift from the 5800X
Good to see OCUK price of 13600k £349
A force trying get me to Buy 13600k & motherboard
Good board, had mine for a year and been solid.Spend £40 more and get the Z690 Strix DDR4, Same nice white theme but has clear CMS and bios flash button on the rear I/O.
Good board, had mine for a year and been solid.
Also consider the MSI Z690 Tomahawk DDR4 mobo, its running my 13700K (after a seamless bios flashback) and 32Gb DDR4 3600 Team group ram like a champ! Can be had for around £250 if you shop around.Tempting The force is Strong,
Still got to make up my mind on Motherboard.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/gigabyte-z690-aero-g-intel-z690-ddr5-atx-motherboard-mb-5a6-gi.html I like
but would mean buying DDR5 more money, DDR 4 version i think do me.
Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI D4 ok, But no good due to no Bios Flash button for the 13th gen
DDR5 variant of the Strix Z690-F currently on offer, any good?
I built a system with the DDR4 version a few days ago and it is solid and built like a tank, If the DDR5 version is the same minus a different colour scheme and DDR5 then yes.
Good with CL36 5600?
You're leaving performance on the table if you use DDR4. With mobos it generally comes down to power delivery which affects boost clocks and stability.if you use a Z690 MB would you lose any performance with 13900K ?
i have a DDR5 Z690You're leaving performance on the table if you use DDR4. With mobos it generally comes down to power delivery which affects boost clocks and stability.
its like under 5% nothing burger.You're leaving performance on the table if you use DDR4. With mobos it generally comes down to power delivery which affects boost clocks and stability.
You're leaving performance on the table if you use DDR4. With mobos it generally comes down to power delivery which affects boost clocks and stability.