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intel LogoIntel Core i7-12700K Alder Lake 3.6GHz Twelve-Core LGA 1700 Boxed Processor - Heatsink No $369.99 (SAVE $80.00) at Microcenter B&M
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Faulty DRM breaks dozens of games on Intel's Alder Lake CPUs
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/20...lake-cpus/
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/20...lake-cpus/
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They have ddr4 boards. Also Microcenter gives you a free 1700 bracket if you buy a Lian Li Galahad AIO.
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That's the one I got from microcenter.. cools great, with the free bracket.
However, so is TDP. 125w is pretty darn high and I know it goes higher under turbo. Does anyone have this, and can talk about how it performs in games?
I acknowledge that my 5900x is slower, but it also sits pretty at 40c in intensive gaming. That means my computer hums quietly along. it also means that doing a pull-only configuration is highly effective for my AIO 280mm.
However, so is TDP. 125w is pretty darn high and I know it goes higher under turbo. Does anyone have this, and can talk about how it performs in games?
I acknowledge that my 5900x is slower, but it also sits pretty at 40c in intensive gaming. That means my computer hums quietly along. it also means that doing a pull-only configuration is highly effective for my AIO 280mm.
https://www.igorslab.de/en/intel-...-part-1/9/
Its only the 12900k at 100% workstation loads that it runs hot/eats power, but everywhere else its cooler/uses less power. If you lower the PL2 for workstation use you can make it around as efficient as the 5950x, but with slightly less performance.
Wait till next year when Zen 3D comes out.
That and maybe all the bugs alder lake has will be fixed by then.