cause when You spend 400quid+ on cpu itself i think you can afford extra 20 quid on electricity bill.
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about...that’s clear enough
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cause when You spend 400quid+ on cpu itself i think you can afford extra 20 quid on electricity bill.
The 3900x is a 24 thread part that comes in quite a few watts bellow the 16thread 9900k which is a lot slower in the test ran, thats a significant power/performance delta.
cause when You spend 400quid+ on cpu itself i think you can afford extra 20 quid on electricity bill.
Many people seem to agonise over whether the 100dB of dynamic range in a motherboard's audio DAC is good enough, then pump 40dB of white noise into their room because they've bought a CPU that doubles as a furnace. Low power consumption is great. I'm leaning toward the 3700x at the mo specifically because it'll be a doddle to run silent on air.
if someone wants quiet goes custom wc loop loudest thing in my main room is water pumpMany people seem to agonise over whether the 100dB of dynamic range in a motherboard's audio DAC is good enough, then pump 40dB of white noise into their room because they've bought a CPU that doubles as a furnace. Low power consumption is great. I'm leaning toward the 3700x at the mo specifically because it'll be a doddle to run silent on air.
When OC, 3700X performance decreases for single, while 9900k increases (not shown here)
I think we should focus on the power consumption. Productivity tasks Zen 2 is right up there and ahead most of the time. Gaming :Intel still holds the crown but is looking a little vulnerable but the real clincher for me is AMD will cost me £1.80 less per month for the 26,360 less frames that I had over the course of the last month while gaming. It's win win, the more you game the more you save!
if someone wants quiet goes custom wc loop loudest thing in my main room is water pump
if someone wants quiet goes custom wc loop loudest thing in my main room is water pump
custom loop wont save you from the heat your PC is dumping in your sweaty face during those long summer gaming sessions. well unless you keep your radiators in another room...
Guys, stock Wraith Prism cooler or use my Hyper 212 Evo? I do like the RGB on the prism
What kind of all core boost does the 3600 hold compared to 3600x?
Crucial ballistix LT are micron E die (check ) and are good for 3000/3200Mhz at about half the price of that corsair set. Obv make sure you're getting C15/C16 too but I've seen them at 3600mhz OC for way less than the Corsair RAM you reference. Apparently it's about 1-2% difference going 3200mhz to 3600mhz at similar/the same CAS so money probs better spent elsewhere.For running a 3600 at stock, what RAM would you guys recommend? Would VENGEANCE LPX 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 PC4-24000C15 3000MHZ be suitable, or better off spending more on faster 2x8gb?