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Stop feeding into hyperbole. The 13900k is for maybe 5% of the market, and the non k will give crazy enough performance for most buyers (if they even exist at t
by 7speter 4y ago
Stop feeding into hyperbole. The 13900k is for maybe 5% of the market, and the non k will give crazy enough performance for most buyers (if they even exist at this point). Giving the 13900 a high heat mode is just for the chance to keep up/beat AMD for bragging rights.
Intel isn’t relying on an architecture thats about to run them into a wall like the Pentium 4’s architecture was about to, what keeping them is second is being behind on their process, and beyond that, execution.
- GeekyBear 4y agoSorry, but Intel is pretty obviously chasing performance via higher and higher clock speeds and ridiculously high power draws just like they did previously with their Pentium 4 strategy. You can argue that it's not what they "want" to be doing, but it's certainly what they are doing.
- 7speter 4y agoI'm obviously not going to change your mind so you do you
- GeekyBear 4y ago>Intel Raptor Lake boosts performance, but the [power] requirements are staggering https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/intel-raptor-lake-may-hit-350-watts/ https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/intel-raptor-lake-ma... What you can't change is the reality of Intel's actions.