I mean clearly the 7950x got lonely at being 95c, intel has to beat them in a few more things.
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Raptor Lake Leaks + Intel 4 developments
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Caporegime
If the cost (CPU + higher end DDR5), power draw and cooling it is of no concern, yeah. Otherwise, there are far better options if you aren't graph watching while gaming.
Well i think most people should be able to see that
Best options are cheap DDR4, cheap Z690 board and i5 or i7 13th gen. Much cheaper any higher performance than anything AMD can offer currently.
Gaming seems all over the place depending on the review, driver version and GPU used.
Will wait for the techspot / hub 50 game review they usually do with a 4090.
Caporegime
Oh okay.... hotter than the 7950X, so are Intel the new king of heat now then? have they taken that heat crown from AMD?
No, while tech journalists made a big thing of 95c on the 7950X with infantile Youtube thumbnails no one cares the Intel CPU is even hotter.
So i'm confused, is 95C a huge problem or not??????
Hypocrisy as usual then....
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Yes, it is, they should have done a better job to keep it cool, But intel have just done worse, so if I was buying one now I would probably inch toward AMD especially since it now being a dead platform. ( The intel platform )
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Techspot / hub made a big deal about it because the 13900K was throttling.
Intel Core i9-13900K Review: Hot and Hungry
Hot of the heels of AMD's Zen 4 series launch, here comes Intel with their highly anticipated 13th-gen Core series, codenamed Raptor Lake. Today we're reviewing the...
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Caporegime
Not really, done a 2 second search on YouTube and this is one thumbnail:
All reviews I've read/seen so far have mentioned how insane the power draw and temperatures are.
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Caporegime
Techspot / hub made a big deal about it because the 13900K was throttling.
Intel Core i9-13900K Review: Hot and Hungry
Hot of the heels of AMD's Zen 4 series launch, here comes Intel with their highly anticipated 13th-gen Core series, codenamed Raptor Lake. Today we're reviewing the...
Good on tech spot, (AKA Hardware Unboxed) but what happened to all the childish thumbnails and the hyperbole about it being really really bad and killing your CPU in 6 months.....
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but hang on guys, several Intel users in this thread were adamant that 13th gen was super efficient, achieved better MT performance for free and would not exceed its 240w PL
What gives guys, why is the 13900k pulling 350w out of the box!?? And why does it run 15c hotter than the 12900k and thermal throttle at 100c on a 360mm AIO??
What gives guys, why is the 13900k pulling 350w out of the box!?? And why does it run 15c hotter than the 12900k and thermal throttle at 100c on a 360mm AIO??
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Some people would tell you that the blue chip doing that is not the same as the team red chip, and the blue chip is cooler. Because the box is blue.
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Soldato
From a guys chip on another forum, 22c water temp, no doubt a cherry picked cpu
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It's so much worse for the Intel. The 7950x able to hold its MT performance without throttling. The 13900k quickly thermal throttles on liquid cooling and continues to lose performance the longer you use it for
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Gamers Nexus on point. Intel are trying to keep the crown of the performance charts by running the chip with more power and in turn more heat.
What I find pretty mental is that temps on a 360 AIO a few years ago would have seen you hitting 50C max, now it's 100C.
Do you need a space heater because it'll be a little bit faster but a lot hotter. I won't be upgrading from a 12900k for the same reasons.
What I find pretty mental is that temps on a 360 AIO a few years ago would have seen you hitting 50C max, now it's 100C.
Do you need a space heater because it'll be a little bit faster but a lot hotter. I won't be upgrading from a 12900k for the same reasons.
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Caporegime
That was never going to be, honestly i don't get it, one or two, and it is just one or two people here tried really hard to make Alderlake more power efficient than Zen 3, against all the evidence, the same people tried to say Raptorlake was going to be 40% faster with just 10 watts more power.
Intel history is a linear evolution of constantly cranking up the power consumption as they push a (once in a decade architectural design) harder and harder with each refresh, knowing that it was easy to predict how much power Raptorlake was going to consume, getting that prediction right had an inevitability about it.
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it was always gonna use more power , they added more clock speed with more E cores and its a refresh but good performance uplift for being one but going forward they cant just keep throwing power at it , same for both just Intel uses more
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I don't blame reviewers but 10 mins stress test is not really showing what a person who is using it for those purposes will see, very interested now in X3D my 12900k can wait until then.