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#5898141 Posted on: 03/22/2021 10:57 AM
Well, my 11700k doesn't have any problems to be cooled with 360 radiator with silent fans....
I guess people that don't have it, has the most problems with Rocketlake LOL
It does this easy too:
4760
You can use cheaper cooling and motherboard for AMD, so then the Intel looks a bit expensive in comparison, you might also need a bigger case also for that sort of cooling?? Let's see the Guru3d testing first though, I still like Rocket lake as an overclocking chip...
Well, my 11700k doesn't have any problems to be cooled with 360 radiator with silent fans....
I guess people that don't have it, has the most problems with Rocketlake LOL
It does this easy too:
4760
You can use cheaper cooling and motherboard for AMD, so then the Intel looks a bit expensive in comparison, you might also need a bigger case also for that sort of cooling?? Let's see the Guru3d testing first though, I still like Rocket lake as an overclocking chip...
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#5898143 Posted on: 03/22/2021 11:00 AM
Well, my 11700k doesn't have any problems to be cooled with 360 radiator with silent fans....
I guess people that don't have it, has the most problems with Rocketlake LOL
It does this easy too:
4760
That was hardly a point. No reason to ignore performance per watt.
Well, my 11700k doesn't have any problems to be cooled with 360 radiator with silent fans....
I guess people that don't have it, has the most problems with Rocketlake LOL
It does this easy too:
4760
That was hardly a point. No reason to ignore performance per watt.
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#5898144 Posted on: 03/22/2021 11:08 AM
That's fine as long as it's WHEA free.
That's fine as long as it's WHEA free.
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#5898146 Posted on: 03/22/2021 11:14 AM
Whatever that means.
That's fine as long as it's WHEA free.
Whatever that means.
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Well, my 11700k doesn't have any problems to be cooled with 360 radiator with silent fans....
I guess people that don't have it, has the most problems with Rocketlake LOL
It does this easy too:
4760
Wonder if 11700k/11900k will draw way more watt per fps in games than 5800x... This will be a nice test
If you play Cinebench 24/7, 5950x/threadripper is a better choice