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Comet Lake Desktop CPUs reportedly run hot, 80~90 Degrees C
Over in Asia, a bunch of people is testing the new 10th Gen Comet lake desktop processors. There are however reports on Twitter that the new processors run hot, quite hot even.
According to the early leaks, the high-end model, the Intel Core i9 10900-series, will require a lot of power and will run really hot. We already shared some power states last week, and they have been confirmed to be 170W (P1) and 224W (P2) under maximum conditions. So your average TDP under all-core load looks to be 170W whereas P2 is an absolute top thermal threshold.
The temperature under load reached an ~90 degrees Celcius range with a normal air cooler and seems to be hitting 80 Degrees based on LCS. It is, however, a bit unclear what coolers are actually used and what the test conditions have been. Also, we have to assume ES samples have been used.
Much like Generation 9, Comet Lake and Rocket Lake S is still based on Intel's 14nm process and thus once again be based on the underlying microarchitecture that is Skylake. Comet Lake, however, makes a step towards 10-core processors with Intels Core i9-10900 series that has 10C/20T fabbed at 14nm+++ and due for release in Q2 2020. The figures are to be taken with a grain of salt and thus caution, please.
Intel 10th Gen Core Series (Comet Lake-S) would launch May 27th 2020 - 04/07/2020 08:58 AM
So yes, a new day and again a new story on Intel's pending Comet Lake. Apparently on April 30 Comet lake for Desktop Intel 10th Gen Core Series would be announced, and then a month later on the 27th...
Intel 10th Gen Core "Comet Lake-H" Mobile Processor Lineup Launches with up-to 8 cores - 04/02/2020 09:33 AM
Intel breaks beyond the 5 GHz barrier for laptops with the launch of the 10th Gen Intel Core H-series mobile processors. Headlined by the 10th Gen Intel Core i9-10980HK processor, the H-series delive...
10th Gen Intel Comet Lake-H for notebooks specs leak onto the web - 03/31/2020 09:35 AM
Intel will launch its new Intel Comet Lake-H processors for laptops, and a leak occurred on the web, showing all final specifications from twhat seem to be official Intel slides....
ASUS laptop fitted with Comet Lake-H and mobile RTX 2080 Super surfaces in ORB - 03/25/2020 09:49 AM
It is not a big surprise really as these should be launched next week (we think). But an ASUS laptop kinda confirms the release as a Comet Lake-H processor with new mobile RTX Super GPU has popped up ...
Intel Comet Lake successor Rocket Lake to get PCIe Gen 4.0 Support - 03/22/2020 04:04 PM
So the story goes like this, Comet Lake, the pending to be released Intel desktop processors up-top 10 cores, originally had a PCIe Gen4 design, but with signal validation issues, Intel is sticking to...
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#5777692 Posted on: 04/09/2020 09:07 AM
What a surprise!
What a surprise!
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#5777695 Posted on: 04/09/2020 09:32 AM
Who would have thought.
Who would have thought.
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#5777696 Posted on: 04/09/2020 09:36 AM
Sweet irony, how the tables have turned.
Before and after the Ryzen launch, Intel and it's fanbase propagated the "AMD runs hot" mantra.
Now, Intel, tell us: do we need a special thermometer to measure the temperature or rather a paradigm shift of "running hot" ?
Lesson to be learned: don't call your opponent names or mock, you just don't know how your mockery will come back and bite you right in the back.
Sweet irony, how the tables have turned.
Before and after the Ryzen launch, Intel and it's fanbase propagated the "AMD runs hot" mantra.
Now, Intel, tell us: do we need a special thermometer to measure the temperature or rather a paradigm shift of "running hot" ?
Lesson to be learned: don't call your opponent names or mock, you just don't know how your mockery will come back and bite you right in the back.
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#5777698 Posted on: 04/09/2020 09:46 AM
Sweet irony, how the tables have turned.
Before and after the Ryzen launch, Intel and it's fanbase propagated the "AMD runs hot" mantra.
Now, Intel, tell us: do we need a special thermometer to measure the temperature or rather a paradigm shift of "running hot" ?
Lesson to be learned: don't call your opponent names or mock, you just don't know how your mockery will come back and bite you right in the back.
I have to disagree with you there - AMD still runs pretty HOT, on sales, and even more so when Zen 3 will roll out!
Sweet irony, how the tables have turned.
Before and after the Ryzen launch, Intel and it's fanbase propagated the "AMD runs hot" mantra.
Now, Intel, tell us: do we need a special thermometer to measure the temperature or rather a paradigm shift of "running hot" ?
Lesson to be learned: don't call your opponent names or mock, you just don't know how your mockery will come back and bite you right in the back.
I have to disagree with you there - AMD still runs pretty HOT, on sales, and even more so when Zen 3 will roll out!
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They should have just named it Lava Lake, they really should have.
Who needs a HEATER? *gets out boxes of intel heaters*
Thank goodness for Ryzen 3000 series to save most folk's bacon.