Soldato
It was a typo. Not the clock speed, but the unit. It wasn't supposed to be dollars, it was supposed to be pounds, as in a unit of weight.250w 6.5ghz and cooledn on a $20 cooler, yes this "leak" sounds very believable
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Raptor Lake Leaks + Intel 4 developments
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250w 6.5ghz and cooledn on a $20 cooler, yes this "leak" sounds very believable
6.5Ghz is clearly on LN2, I added that to my post above
Well currently, Intel has the ST performance crown. Still unclear if 13900k or 7950X will claim the best stock ST score, rumours suggest Intel will come on top, though you never know!
Soldato
Rumor had it that the 11900K was going to be the best processor in the universe ever, or was that rumor just your hope and imagination since it was a damp squib, or should I say a hot damp squib.
So what your saying is buy Intel if you want more performance now or buy AMD if you want to spend more cash for less performance as its not AMDs focus right now but have the ability to spend even more cash on a CPU upgrade in a few years as the current one didn't have enough performance to last.
Soldato
there was no LN2 near it, i saw all the posts this morning on OCN before all the posts were removed, he was gonna start watercooling soon and may of posted up some results, doubtful now as he will be in the naughty corner!!
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Good times ahead for tuning. Not sure if DD will be worth this time though. Just a good loop might do. Similar to 10900k
Not true, I upgraded my 6400 to a 6700k a year or two back for £75 and performance was much improved and all I had to do was reinstall the chip and the heatsink. Maybe a minority but not no-one.
Only trouble is the upgrade cost was near the original difference in price making me wish I'd gone higher end originally.
Or, just keep posting here if you enjoy shilling for Intel.
Soldato
OK, this statement is just outright horse manure even by your standards.
If you think Ryzen 7000 doesn't have "enough performance to last" which will require you buying a new CPU and CPU only in a few years, then Raptor Lake sure as sugar isn't going to have "enough performance to last" and will require an entirely new platform when you "need" to upgrade.
Honestly, how do you even take yourself seriously with this nonsense?
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You want a laugh? My 6700k system (from OCUK) was 7 years old last month if the paperwork is to be believed.
I stumbled upon that black document sleeve they issue with your order and my jaw hit the floor. I had it in my head it was maybe 5 or 6 years at a stretch
All I've really done aside from making sure it was thoroughly clean (no dust bunnies) is put a 1080ti in at some point, add a bit more memory and change/add to the storage.
Those chips are/were great. Big step forward from the couple of gens before!
Soldato
Lets compare rocket lakes $262 11600k vs the $300 5600X
Now lets look at look at the 7600X vs 12600k
And finally the 13600K vs 7600X
Zen 4 will be priced to compete with Intel's locked chips. All core clock on these is 5.3ghz for the 13900, 5.1ghz for the 13700. The locked chips are similar to the all core clocks of the best 12th gen chips.
Full specs have been 'leaked' onto the web for the 13th generation and Z790 chipset:
www.techpowerup.com
Not much too say really, no real surprises. Turbo Power consumption for the unlocked i9s (253w) is a bit higher than the 12th gen's 12900K and 12900KS, clocks are a bit higher too. Biggest difference is more E-cores + increase in CPU caches, as was previously known.
Notably, the 13700K and KF total power usage is also 253w, quite a bit higher than the 190w total power consumption of the 12700K and KF. Decent cooling not optional. Looks like high end cooling will be required to overclock.
Same total number of lanes on the Z790 platform, with more PCIE 4 lanes. Lowest DDR5 supported RAM speed is now 5600 MT/s. DDR4 support the same. Max USB 3.2 2x2 ports increased by 1.
No mention of changes to the IMC / memory controller gears.
No mention of the locked versions of these CPUs, or the cheaper B760 chipset motherboards, so these must be coming around Q1 2023.
Key Slides from Intel 13th Gen "Raptor Lake" Launch Presentation Leak
The most juicy bits of the Intel 13th Gen Core "Raptor Lake" launch press-deck just leaked, courtesy of Igor's Lab. They reveal the six SKUs Intel will debut the 13th Gen Core desktop processor series with, highlight key differences with the previous-gen "Alder Lake," and also detail what the...
Not much too say really, no real surprises. Turbo Power consumption for the unlocked i9s (253w) is a bit higher than the 12th gen's 12900K and 12900KS, clocks are a bit higher too. Biggest difference is more E-cores + increase in CPU caches, as was previously known.
Notably, the 13700K and KF total power usage is also 253w, quite a bit higher than the 190w total power consumption of the 12700K and KF. Decent cooling not optional. Looks like high end cooling will be required to overclock.
Same total number of lanes on the Z790 platform, with more PCIE 4 lanes. Lowest DDR5 supported RAM speed is now 5600 MT/s. DDR4 support the same. Max USB 3.2 2x2 ports increased by 1.
No mention of changes to the IMC / memory controller gears.
No mention of the locked versions of these CPUs, or the cheaper B760 chipset motherboards, so these must be coming around Q1 2023.
Soldato
How so? The 13600K is way faster than the 7600x in mt and i know for a fact those ecores give a huge boost to some games, like spiderman hitman 3 etc. So it is very likely the 13600k will have way more longevity.
Of course on the other hand am5 is upgradable, so 5 years from now you can get a 10600x that will perform as well as the 13600k, but then the question is why not just buy the 13600k now and be done with it?
Soldato
You see, it is when you make statements like that you can tell you have an agenda, rather than just presenting facts. It's no wonder you end up getting banned from threads tbh.
It's interesting that the thermal velocity boost clock (5.8ghz) for the 13900K will only be possible if the CPU runs at 70 degrees Celsius or lower. That extra 100mhz on 1 core is tough to get...
Full 'leak' slides here:
www.igorslab.de
Igor also says "In case anyone is wondering if that’s all for today: No! At 2 p.m. sharp, there will be a product launch with two test samples".
Full 'leak' slides here:
Intel Raptor Lake - Argumentation Aids from the blue Foil King for the Sale of their new CPUs | igor´sLAB
How does Intel actually want to sell the new Raptor Lake CPUs? Today’s sales foils, which I show you as a picture gallery, suggest that the blue foil king sees enough strong arguments to give the…
www.igorslab.de
Igor also says "In case anyone is wondering if that’s all for today: No! At 2 p.m. sharp, there will be a product launch with two test samples".
Soldato
What exactly do you find objectionable to what I said? Not even joking, can you pinpoint it?
I really think it will take at least 2 gens for an R5 cpu to get 13600k MT performance. Even with a very generous 25% gen on gen improvement, 2 generations ain't cutting it.