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Pretty good, easy to understand explanation for the average PC pleb.
The dude is a bit manic isn't he
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Raptor Lake Leaks + Intel 4 developments
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Pretty good, easy to understand explanation for the average PC pleb.
The dude is a bit manic isn't he
The Frame Chasers guy reckons performance in games doesn't scale much beyond ~5.5ghz (he says he's tested it at higher frequencies), and probably not in Zen 4 either. Pretty interesting.
So, clocking your CPU to 5.5ghz on AMD or Intel is fairly ideal (with the gain presumably being more noticeable with fewer cores).
Maybe that's due to the fact that so many games now are designed to make use of 6/8 cores (sometimes even more)?
He also predicts the arrival of 8800 d*** die, which will no doubt increase gaming performance by 1000%.
So, clocking your CPU to 5.5ghz on AMD or Intel is fairly ideal (with the gain presumably being more noticeable with fewer cores).
Maybe that's due to the fact that so many games now are designed to make use of 6/8 cores (sometimes even more)?
He also predicts the arrival of 8800 d*** die, which will no doubt increase gaming performance by 1000%.
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I think this is the best advice I've heard today:
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13700 (non K) will be the best value chip for all around performance, on LGA1700.
Awesome news. Now, about the price?TeamGroup 7200MHz C34 and 6000MHz C30 kits arriving next week.
Just wondering if it's worth buying these on an AM5 system, wonder if the 7200 MT/s kits will ever be supported on current x670 boards?
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Good point, will be interesting to find out.
13700 all core boost is just over 5ghz. Probably worth the wait.
The 13700f should cost $314 + vat, same as the 12700f on launch.
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Buy a super cheap LGA1700 stop gap CPU in the meantime I suppose? then sell it later
Intel Celeron G6900 only costs £40
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Has anyone managed to buy any Teamgroup DDR5 7200 MT/s RAM yet?
Link:
www.overclockers.co.uk
I'm quite curious to see how it performs...
Link:
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I'm quite curious to see how it performs...
It looks like these may be available at some time within the new week.How much?!?!?!?
I'm guessing the 6800 MT/s modules will be using the same ICs, so will probably handle 7000MT/s+
Whatever you like really, maybe some games?
It will be interesting to see how easy Bclk overclocking is on Raptor Lake, and if the performance is good (it didn't seem to work well on 12th gen CPUs in some cases, despite allowing higher frequencies).
Could allow for some nice gains on a 13700/13700f. To some extend though, it's already running at over 5ghz on all P cores, so who the hell cares?
As the last throw of the dice on LGA1700, overclocking cheaper CPUs could be the way to go.
Could allow for some nice gains on a 13700/13700f. To some extend though, it's already running at over 5ghz on all P cores, so who the hell cares?
As the last throw of the dice on LGA1700, overclocking cheaper CPUs could be the way to go.
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True.
What's considered cheap for a LGA1700 board?
Motherboards with long sounding names like 'MSI MAG B660M Mortar Max WiFi' is always a worry...
EDIT - lol, this board is still a pre-order in the UK, what a joke.
I think they are not that appealing generally, unless they can offer an affordable DDR5 board with an external clock generator.
Did any of that stuff come true about the Z790 motherboards being a big improvement over the last gen?
I remember Dave in the 25th century going on about this, as though his life depended on it
What's considered cheap for a LGA1700 board?
Motherboards with long sounding names like 'MSI MAG B660M Mortar Max WiFi' is always a worry...
EDIT - lol, this board is still a pre-order in the UK, what a joke.
I think they are not that appealing generally, unless they can offer an affordable DDR5 board with an external clock generator.
Did any of that stuff come true about the Z790 motherboards being a big improvement over the last gen?
I remember Dave in the 25th century going on about this, as though his life depended on it
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13700 is the one to watch, it's just that people hate waiting. The 13700f is likely to be priced at around £330-£340 (since we know that Intel pricing hasn't changed since the last gen).
If people are gonna stick with LGA1700 for a while, might as well be something powerful like this (which at stock, is going to be slightly faster than the 12900K).
For gaming, one without E-Cores would probably give virtually the same performance, but that does not fit in with Intel's wider plans.
Hype up the i9 K CPUs, then very few or no reviews for the locked CPUs, it's the same every generation. The same thing is true for B series motherboards from AMD and Intel, you don't see them unless there's a major problem, like poor VRM thermals or VRM power limits.
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Without high end cooling, overclocking a raptor lake CPU is pointless:
Already 91 Celsius at stock, 11 Celsius higher than the 12600K in this case. @5.6 all core, it just gets stupidly hot, for potentially 1% performance boost in games.
This is exactly why Intel needs to switch to their new process technology (Intel 4), as soon as possible.
Around January, it would be much less hassle to just get a 13700/13700f and run it at stock.
Already 91 Celsius at stock, 11 Celsius higher than the 12600K in this case. @5.6 all core, it just gets stupidly hot, for potentially 1% performance boost in games.
This is exactly why Intel needs to switch to their new process technology (Intel 4), as soon as possible.
Around January, it would be much less hassle to just get a 13700/13700f and run it at stock.
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You can also get a small fire
That sounds fine. Undervolting is always good! Seems like these CPUs will run happily on air, as long as you don't force even higher clocks...