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ggrobot
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 Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2020 7:10 am Post subject: Intel's next-generation Comet Lake CPUs [50275] |
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model, the Intel Core i9 10900-series, will require a lot of power and will run really hot.
HXL has shared the following images, showing the i9 10900F during a stress test. This CPU was running at 4.5Ghz on all ten cores and as we can clearly see, it hits 89 degrees of Celsia. And while Intel claims that this CPU
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Csimbi
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| Quote: | | 89 degrees of Celcium |
Dunno what Celcium is, but 89 is surely a high number 
I assume it's Celsius.
Dunno where anyone would put this massive heat output.
This CPU lineup is total trash.
Just a useless marketing gimmick to show stakeholders they have competivie products.
Thing is, a product you can't sell is not a product, really.
Intel's been sitting on its butt for years with zero innovation.
They's pay the price now. |
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lorcro2000
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| Intel can't design in more speed, so they brute force and jack up the power rating and heat in an attempt to produce numbers that can hang with AMD. |
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