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I think it's a little less clear of a performance benefit in 2019, now that every CPU will dynamically overclock itself within thermal limits.
by rhinoceraptor 7y ago
I think it's a little less clear of a performance benefit in 2019, now that every CPU will dynamically overclock itself within thermal limits.
- leetcrew 7y agoIntel parts only dynamically OC to their max turbo presets. you can often go quite a bit further if you don't care about idle power use. I was able to OC my 9700k to run 5 GHz on all cores and tighten up the AVX offset to -1 (I think it's -3 stock). can I notice the difference outside of benchmarks? probably not, but the performance increase per core is comparable to stepping up to a stock 9700k from a 9600k (ignoring core count). if you would pay $100 to have a 9700k instead of a 9600k (which I did), why not overclock it too? it took me about 20 minutes of actual work and 12 hours of waiting for stress tests to fail.