Intel Core i9-10900: 10C/20T at 5.1GHz coming on 14nm in 2020

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KonaKona040 said:
Isn't this the same fake leak from months ago?
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besides i'd rather have a 12 or 16 core ryzen anyway... especially at such a reduced TDP!!! hell a 9900k @ 5 GHz is supposedly pulling 220-250w so.... guess it's not a bad proc if you live up north?
 
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The 10900KF is to the 10900X as the 7700K was to the 7740X.

In other words BEST CASE scenario, the 10900KF will have an all core turbo of 4.5ghz and a single core max of 4.7ghz.
 
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The 10900kf screen says 4.6G all core. Close enough or same difference I guess.
 
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Nightfire said:
Maybe, but a 500 mhz higher single core freq seems unlikely.
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KF are cherry picked K

edit: so just elaborate. +500mhz could happen. KF Supply will be limited, cherry picking only gets u so far.
 
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Lol love how people actually believe that they'll pull a 800w 10 core muh 5 gigahertz awll core 14nm old inefficient dinosaur out of their ass.
Prescott all over again..
 
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DejaWiz said:
I find it rather impossible for these 14nm highest tier parts with 10C/20T at those clock speeds to be only 95-105W TDP.
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Remember, with Intel, TDP is base speed. Go look at those base clocks again. The i7 8700 non K will pull 65W...at 3.1GHz or whatever it's base is. You want to hit the turbo speeds, you use a lot more power.
 
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Having said that, yeah, this is the same fake from a few months ago. American companies don't put the $ after prices, for one thing.
 
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1_rick said:
Remember, with Intel, TDP is base speed. Go look at those base clocks again. The i7 8700 non K will pull 65W...at 3.1GHz or whatever it's base is. You want to hit the turbo speeds, you use a lot more power.
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I realize that. TDP is designed (read: targeted) power draw. Momentary bursts can and will draw a lot more, but the CPU is inherently designed to keep itself in check and throttle back as necessary, or all OEM builders would need to be using 500W+ PSUs in their base models instead of the cheap 200-350W tin box PSUs commonly utilized.
 
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