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And what fewer people know is that the power limit is often disguised as “cpu cooler type”. It’s bizarre but I guess it makes sense in a target market consumer
by dcow 4y ago
And what fewer people know is that the power limit is often disguised as “cpu cooler type”. It’s bizarre but I guess it makes sense in a target market consumer way. Some (usually cheaper) motherboards won’t even run the processor you get at it’s stock maximums until changing the TDP (cooler type) manually.