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User Extreme Player has already tested Core i9-13900K, i7-13700K, and i5-13600K. These are preproduction samples that won't match the final items. Even the QS utilized for this overclocking test is different from ES1.
Ttesting a preproduction Core i9-13900KF QS (without graphics). Cooling the processor using a liquid loop chiller should provide some performance headroom. EP testing show that this cooling method can overclock from 5.8 to 6.18 GHz.
With all eight Performance cores, CPU-Z reports 6.18 GHz and all sixteen Efficient cores 4.69 GHz. This clock was only noticed in CPU-Z, where the processor earned 1011 points, 1 point more than i7-13700K @ 6.18 GHz. All-core speed drops to 5.8 GHz in Cinebench R23. This Qualification Sample's memory frequency support is lower than ES1 (Engineering Sample 1) on MSI Z690I Unify. The sample won't boot with DDR5-8000 or DDR5-7840. APEX+QS works at 7400 Mbps.
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#6043905 Posted on: 08/20/2022 08:25 PM
Liquid chiller so not really everyday usage might as well use LN2 both are just as problematic.
Liquid chiller so not really everyday usage might as well use LN2 both are just as problematic.
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#6044041 Posted on: 08/21/2022 03:45 PM
Well not really, chiller is possible to run 24/7. Ln2 not really no. They're not just as problematic as each other, chiller or SS is way easier to run 24/7 than Ln2.
This is just more of a even on chilled liquid you can hit over 6Ghz, whereas before you really needed something like SS or Dry Ice to do that
Liquid chiller so not really everyday usage might as well use LN2 both are just as problematic.
Well not really, chiller is possible to run 24/7. Ln2 not really no. They're not just as problematic as each other, chiller or SS is way easier to run 24/7 than Ln2.
This is just more of a even on chilled liquid you can hit over 6Ghz, whereas before you really needed something like SS or Dry Ice to do that
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#6044160 Posted on: 08/22/2022 01:03 AM
Does anyone ever tried to run ln2 24/7 ? Because pretty much everything will be easier to run 24/7
chiller or SS is way easier to run 24/7 than Ln2.
Does anyone ever tried to run ln2 24/7 ? Because pretty much everything will be easier to run 24/7
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#6044450 Posted on: 08/22/2022 09:53 PM
Well not really, chiller is possible to run 24/7. Ln2 not really no. They're not just as problematic as each other, chiller or SS is way easier to run 24/7 than Ln2.
This is just more of a even on chilled liquid you can hit over 6Ghz, whereas before you really needed something like SS or Dry Ice to do thatYou still have the same issue with a chiller as you do with LN2 and that's condensation while it is possible to set it so it's above ambient temps it's effectiveness is reduced and is noisy.
Well not really, chiller is possible to run 24/7. Ln2 not really no. They're not just as problematic as each other, chiller or SS is way easier to run 24/7 than Ln2.
This is just more of a even on chilled liquid you can hit over 6Ghz, whereas before you really needed something like SS or Dry Ice to do thatYou still have the same issue with a chiller as you do with LN2 and that's condensation while it is possible to set it so it's above ambient temps it's effectiveness is reduced and is noisy.
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