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AMD vs Intel  "Which Processor brands has pros and cons?"

Poll: AMD vs Intel (31 member(s) have cast votes)

Your Favorite Processor Brand?

  1. AMD (11 votes [35.48%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 35.48%

  2. Intel (20 votes [64.52%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 64.52%

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User is offline   Person of Color 

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#91

I bet they're gonna overclock like dog shit. 6 cores and garbage thermal paste between the die and heatspreader? No way, Intel. You better solder them shits like Sandy.

This post has been edited by Person of Color: 15 September 2017 - 02:59 PM

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View PostPerson of Color, on 15 September 2017 - 02:34 PM, said:

I bet they're gonna overclock like dog shit. 6 cores and garbage thermal paste between the die and heatspreader? No way, Intel. You better solder them shits like Sandy.

At (allegedly) 95W, there "shouldn't" be any major heat problems - even with paste & a good cooler/sink

probably depends on the board you stick 'em on.
(allegedly) the i7-8700K can be (auto/turbo clocked from 3.7Ghz to all cores - 4.3, or to one core - 4.7.
not bad for the generic settings. Get a bios & chip that actually lets you at the voltages & you can do better.

Let me know how things go after you set fire to a couple builds using them.

This post has been edited by Forge: 15 September 2017 - 03:24 PM

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#93

All AMD Ryzen CPUs are overclockable but the non-X ones are 65W while the X ones are 95W. Try overclocking an AMD Ryzen 5 1600X and see where it goes from here.
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View PostForge, on 15 September 2017 - 03:24 PM, said:

At (allegedly) 95W, there "shouldn't" be any major heat problems - even with paste & a good cooler/sink

probably depends on the board you stick 'em on.
(allegedly) the i7-8700K can be (auto/turbo clocked from 3.7Ghz to all cores - 4.3, or to one core - 4.7.
not bad for the generic settings. Get a bios & chip that actually lets you at the voltages & you can do better.

Let me know how things go after you set fire to a couple builds using them.


95w at stock clocks. Raise the voltage on anything after Sandy (ESPECIALLY Haswell, FUCK Haswell), and you're greeted with a hot mess. 80-90c under load, with Hyper212's are upgraded case fans. When I design custom fan profiles for these systems I have to have them ramp up to max speed the moment they touch 60c, sometimes even less.

I have gotten a Haswell to 4.5GHz. An i5 4690k.

It took two days.

...and two pages of BIOS settings taped inside the case.

I'm more surprised that unlocked i3 will probably slightly exceed my 4.5GHz i5 2500k, right out of the box. I still have no plans to upgrade.

This post has been edited by Person of Color: 18 September 2017 - 08:46 PM

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#95

a starting point of 1.5 x 95w is hella better than a 1.5 x 125w stock tdp

unless china syndrome is your thing
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#96

I read the posts and immediately thought back to the Decay TC. :)

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#97

The AMD Ryzen series is much, much better than the FX series. The 3000 series runs much cooler, more efficient and much cheaper than Intel nowadays; thanks to the 7nm Technology. If I get another computer. I'm getting one w/ a Ryzen CPU and a Radeon GPU. Sorry Polymer!
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