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Posted by: on: 12/05/2017 10:27 AM [
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We test and review we take three Noctua CPU coolers to the test, specifically design for Ryzen Threadripper for X399 motherboards with Socket TR4/SP3. All three coolers tested have recently been introduced into the channel with kicks performance and versus some really nice airflow PWM controlled fan, let's check out the review, shall we?
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Robbo9999
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Posted on: 12/06/2017 07:22 AM
Oh yeah, just checked what you were referring to - yep CPUz stating 1.44V instead of the 1.38V quoted in the article text & graphs. I wonder if the other coolers in the comparison graphs were tested at 1.44V too, because otherwise it would not be a fair test if the CPU was at different voltages for different coolers. Hopefully Hilbert can comment on your observation.
Why do I see 1.440v core voltage on CPU-Z then?
Oh yeah, just checked what you were referring to - yep CPUz stating 1.44V instead of the 1.38V quoted in the article text & graphs. I wonder if the other coolers in the comparison graphs were tested at 1.44V too, because otherwise it would not be a fair test if the CPU was at different voltages for different coolers. Hopefully Hilbert can comment on your observation.
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Why do I see 1.440v core voltage on CPU-Z then?