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Yes, i'm sure. It would've taken you about 20 seconds to find it out yourself too, as the Intel 3770K has a published spreadsheet which clearly states the worki
by 411111111111111 4y ago
Yes, i'm sure. It would've taken you about 20 seconds to find it out yourself too, as the Intel 3770K has a published spreadsheet which clearly states the working temperature. The M1 doesn't, but there are enough unofficial sources to confirm the 100°C too. Including LTTs own video.
Its a quiet old model, and consumer CPUs of that generation where generally targeting ~60-70°C. Nowadays they're all going for 95-100°C, wherever its Intel, AMD or Apple
- brigade 4y agoTcase is different than Tjunction. Tjunction has been around 100 since like Yonah at least.
- 411111111111111 4y agoBoth of your statements are true, but Tjunction isn't the target operating temperature. Tjunction is the maximum operating temperature after which damage of the chip becomes likely.
- brigade 4y agoIntel doesn't publish or even have a "target operating temperature" or "working temperature"; I have no clue what you're pulling that out of.