Intel “Toasty and Expensive” Inside…

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  1. SuperbQuiet2509

    The product isn’t for you, as you’re priced out. It’s a niche product.

    For OC enthusiasts who have money to throw it’s a product.

    I personally find it dumb, but if someone wants every last percentage. It’s fine.

    A 14900ks will be the best binned Intel chip.

    Just because it’s not for you doesn’t mean it’s “clown meme”

    Every single thing you listed there is what OC enthusiasts already do

  2. we have come full circle. it’s just like the old AMD FX 9370 and FX 9590 all over again. but at least AMD wasn’t stupid enough to try and release them twice!

  3. UniverseCameFrmSmthn

    People buy aio’s for 12400s and 5600s “cus they look cool” yet people in this sub defend them

    Intel makes a chip that actually requires an aio and this sub loses its shit 😂

  4. Toiletpaperplane

    I’m quite happy with my “factory freak” 13900K. Performance is top notch, temps are fine during gaming (360mm AIO), and it does misc tasks insanely fast. I bought at the right time I think.

  5. Reddit-DungeonMaster

    What about the laptop variant? Specifically legion 9i gen 9 paired with RTX 4090? Does it negatively affect overall GPU power allocation? As far as I can see laptop RTX4090 capped ~175w so this shouldn’t be an issue.

  6. We’re back at Athlon 64 vs Pentium 4 Extreme Edition.

  7. Bro this is lliterally me…… when the 10th was the last one i bought the i7 10700. Build my pc and everything was ok. 2 months later a new generation arrives….

  8. people.. i swear. i found the solution!!!!

    dont. buy. it. then.

  9. Elecman7

    Intel is between a weird interval of generations performance gap, one is innovative like first gen core the next is just bulldozer 

  10. Top overclockers buy it to do 6+ghz all P core along with the hopes of getting a better IMC to to 8400/8600mt/s (they tune their timing so the speed definitely helps, xmp timings alone aren’t good)

    But no casual person should buy that CPU, need multicore performance? Save $180 with the normal 14900kf

  11. Kingdom_Republic

    Intel basically turned to AMD of 13 years ago but still charges a premium

  12. Wolfried

    Remember, if it costs premium, it should be definitely premium.

    Not like they can sell you crap for big bucks.

    That aside, I wish I could have afforded to get an I7 14gen or a R7 7800x3D just to see what those boys and 32 of ddr5 can do.

  13. Always reminds me of this when they talk about power consumption

    ![gif](giphy|c2C2RyuXSizTO)

  14. notthatguypal6900

    Saw people yesterday baiting streamers into thinking this was THE CPU to get for their rigs. Terrible all around.

  15. Brewchowskies

    Honestly I’m pretty happy with my 12900k, glad to see it hasn’t lost much ground—unlike gpu’s which are hard to future proof lately it seems, especially with rumours of the 5 series nvidias

  16. Doom_and_gloom2

    You forgot, “still doesn’t overcome the advantages of X3D”

  17. Historical-Bar-305

    And they gpu is bullshit and expensive)

  18. DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You

    “BuT iT sOlVeS CpU bOtTlEnEcKiNg!1!”

  19. My air cooled 7900x

    ![gif](giphy|111ebonMs90YLu)

  20. durtmcgurt

    I have zero regrets going with an i9 13900kf.

  21. Dr_Axton

    Also, get an F version because it’s cheaper. Then start having troubles when the GPU is under load. I’ve learned my lesson

  22. Odd-Sherbert-9972

    99% of the Intel power and heat problems are Motherboard induced.

    My ASUS Z690 Tuff board came with MCE enabled, PL1 253 watts and PL2 unlimited power as the default. Constant high temps and LOUD fans spinning up.

    Changing that to MCE off, PL1=125w, and PL2=200w drops my temps from 95C to 71C on my 14700K. Yes benchmark scores are less, but day to day operation is cool and quiet and more than fast enough for me.

    The motherboard makers want to be the best at benchmarks and status.

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