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How Intel Fell Behind

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a look at the last ~10 years and how theyve struggled against amd


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K55FpxzStHg

there going backwards now...
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noone ever overclocks anymore... debaur took a 270k to past 9950x3d levels quite easily and it wasnt even a binned cpu... yet every single tech tuber that made a name for themselves wont even go into the BIOS anymore... one thing about intel... they scale amazingly well and have huge margins for overclocking adventures...also reviews are using 6000mhz ram which is laughable
 
also reviews are using 6000mhz ram which is laughable
with current price for fancy kits... would make for anything below the top of the line, that said:


View: https://youtu.be/jQmQEypnHRY?t=216

HUB used 7200 for 14th gen and 8200 for 200k series DDR5 I think.

As for manual overclocking, those board/cpu do a lot of it themselve and starting to do more than that is opening an really hard can of worm for reviewer with silicon lottery and what their audience want to know, it is perfect for the Debaur of the world to play with this, but that not the information we seek from regular reviews.
 
noone ever overclocks anymore... debaur took a 270k to past 9950x3d levels quite easily and it wasnt even a binned cpu... yet every single tech tuber that made a name for themselves wont even go into the BIOS anymore... one thing about intel... they scale amazingly well and have huge margins for overclocking adventures...also reviews are using 6000mhz ram which is laughable

Cinememe is not gaming. Even if you push Arrow Lake to its limits a similarly tuned 14900K is still a good 20% faster in gaming if you look at DannyZReviews benchmarks.
 
Cinememe is not gaming. Even if you push Arrow Lake to its limits a similarly tuned 14900K is still a good 20% faster in gaming if you look at DannyZReviews benchmarks.
notice i mentioned ram speed, and also notice i mentioned 270k which has a far superior IPC than 265 and 285k...
with current price for fancy kits... would make for anything below the top of the line, that said:


View: https://youtu.be/jQmQEypnHRY?t=216

HUB used 7200 for 14th gen and 8200 for 200k series DDR5 I think.

As for manual overclocking, those board/cpu do a lot of it themselve and starting to do more than that is opening an really hard can of worm for reviewer with silicon lottery and what their audience want to know, it is perfect for the Debaur of the world to play with this, but that not the information we seek from regular reviews.

HUB is one of the worst when it comes to reviews, they have gotten to the point to where anything they advise i quickly acknowledge to do the complete opposite, there are actual other tech tubers making videos about how awful HUB, thats a hint that maybe you are doing it wrong... and remember my 6000mhz memory comment, theres also that
 
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