72C max on an R20 run... nice.

11400 vs 3300x in PCMark 10 benchmark.

https://www.3dmark.com/pcm10/60983011#

https://www.3dmark.com/pcm10/48808070#

Your gpu is a massive bottleneck

4533c17@1.45 sa/io 1.25

Very nice Intel CPU for the office, no GPU needed. More than enough CPU power for the next decade lol.

i5 haswell cpu still fetching good price

Actually I m not happy with 3300x has better score in some categories.

So I have made changes to the memory timing.

Latest Geekbench 5

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/7568130

I will test PCMark 10 later, to see if the score improve..

UPDATE:
https://www.3dmark.com/pcm10/60992887#

This post has been edited by piscesguy: Apr 24 2021, 05:53 PM

another review by techpowerup
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-core-i7-11700kf/
complaining of many bios bugs. using bios 610 on M13H
since launch date, there's several revision to the beta bios if the reviewer CARE to ask for the latest. I m doubting the quality of the review and also earlier reviews on 11900k

Mmmmmmmmm

LPT

haha careful high voltage might overload your AIO

i see more 10700F and 11700 used as office PC on pcpartpicker / office prebuilts / unraid server, either go i7 or i3 haha. but can't compare because their 10th gen heavily discounted 10700 at $270 and 10850k at $350.

With 10400F, it's running too cold anyways haha. Since such a cheap upgrade, might as well. i will wait for a better bios on z490 first before going for 11th gen 11700K.

haha because my 8700k at 4.7ghz 1.2v can use up to 175watts with avx2 load. if 5.1ghz ... hehe

At stock, unlimited powaaaa is 87C hahaha not too bad. Around 5c hotter than 3600 with the same case and 120aio. Guess i'll be focusing on the ram instead. shall wait for 240 aio only consider ocing the multiplier.


Now still very unstable cuz i just simply loaded the same ram setting from my previous 10400F. But looks like i just dapao gamernexus's 5950x@4.7 benchmark in F1

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Apr 24 2021, 09:28 PM

for gaming wise, try disable hyper threading for more stable all single core turbo boost performance; lower latency, lower temp and lower power draw for multi core performance.

hyper threading is good when workloads that saturate all cores of the CPU like video rendering. if the game doesn't even use up all the physical cores, why bother to scheduling more threads on the same physical core.

of course turn off hyper threading will impact benchmark score for multi core performance.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Apr 24 2021, 11:21 PM

what are the AAA games that don't demand more than 6 threads?

try je...no need money to try pun.
if not working always can turn it back on mah...

wow 16-threads CPU as office PC!

Stability as in havent start tuning haha, only using saved settings that was stable for the 10400F. Now swapped cpu, everything gone haywire, especially the auto values. Stable enough to run games but will crash in prime and memtest. Right now have to start from scratch huhu.