Ajay
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Or, whenever Apple intends to release it's new Mac Pro laptops.My feeling is that the LPDDR4(X) support isn't there until an updated stepping which won't be available until like March.
Or, whenever Apple intends to release it's new Mac Pro laptops.My feeling is that the LPDDR4(X) support isn't there until an updated stepping which won't be available until like March.
A Core CPU 4c/8t with a 3.6GHz base. Sort of reminds me of earlier-generation i7's.
Core i3 10100 spotted. 4C8T with a 3.6 Ghz base. Can't tell turbo boost clocks, but the 9100 is 4.2, so maybe a tad more than that.
How thing have changed?A Core CPU 4c/8t with a 3.6GHz base. Sort of reminds me of earlier-generation i7's.
Thankfully for AMD, people do actually buy their CPUs rather than just thank them for the price drops like with their GPUs.So in about three years time i7's have become i3's. Thanks AMD!
It won't OC, considering non-K SKUs are locked .Wonder how high that i3-10100 will OC, if it has less cache/core than the 9900k, etc. Well obviously it's going to have less L3.
That's only since the i7 875k. Do you remember BCLK overclocking? How about voltage overclocking?It won't OC, considering non-K SKUs are locked .
Are you using BCLK to OC 9900K?That's only since the i7 875k. Do you remember BCLK overclocking? How about voltage overclocking?
I had an i7 8700k and an i7 4790k. I tried BCLK OCing them both. The instability set in at low overclocks, and I decided that the gains from BCLK OCing were not worth the hassle. But OCing an i7 860 -- there was no alternative to BCLK OCing.Are you using BCLK to OC 9900K?
Or any unlocked CPU?
Yup.For current generation, max Bclk on locked models is 102.9 MHz. 103 and above will refuse to boot.
It won't OC, considering non-K SKUs are locked .
Intel seems tapped out on production, supply and demand is their friend, at least this year.Oh yeah, forgot that bit. Bleh. Maybe Intel needs to start unlocking their CPUs to regain some market share . . .
Oh yeah, forgot that bit. Bleh. Maybe Intel needs to start unlocking their CPUs to regain some market share . . .
I think Intel would prefer that only the K parts were available on the retail market. But you do still have the whitebox vendors out there.