After so many years with Ryzen...

i'm not so worry cause my cooling setup with custom watercooling.

Expected there will be a busy weekend ahead...

I just realized that the 'VT-x' instruction is missing in my CPU-Z (on right), the left example was taken online from someone. Anybody can enlighten me is it setting issue?

Thanks for reply. But i have enable it in the bios already still doesn't show (just try to test if it is working).

Edit: i found the reason already -> must disable Intel Virtualization Technology in bios.

This post has been edited by llk: Oct 29 2022, 08:11 PM

I don't think anyone is selling since other brands (eg. Thermalright) are so cheap and performance are similar as tested by Gamers Nexus previously. I use Thermalright for my both 13900K & 13700K, can get dirt cheap, around RM30.

Both of my 13900K & 13700K machines didn’t encountered any issue so fat since day one, but then i did lower down the voltages of the CPUs and both machines just for casual use and light gaming.

Should be worldwide, i check the warranty for both my 13900K & 13700k via Intel website the warranty were extended for additional 2 years

My advice is please think twice before choosing Intel.

First, the LGA1700 socket is nearing the end of its life. If you go with a B-series motherboard, your upgrade path will essentially stop at the 14700K, there is no real future beyond that.
Secondly, the 13th/14th gen CPUU degradation issue is still unresolved. Although Intel claimed that the previous microcode update had fixed the problem, they just released yet another microcode (0x12F) a few days ago. Honestly, no one knows when this will be fully resolved. My own 13900K has already suffered from this issue, so I'm speaking from experience. Anyway, I am still own a 13700K PC but i have given to my son.

This post has been edited by llk: May 8 2025, 09:13 PM

If you're looking at the LGA1851 platform, just keep an eye on the 265K, the price is expected to drop to around +-RM1,300. However, keep in mind that LGA1851 might only support a single generation, as the entire Ultra Core series CPUs are crap. There's a rumor that Intel might introduce a new platform next year. That said, if you're planning to keep the system for several years, then it shouldn't be an issue.

It must be coming from a person who has very limited PC knowledge. AMD AMD4 socket was released since 2016 and technically it was being superseded by AM5 last year, so count yourself number of years. In between Intel had went through LGA1151, LGA1200, LGA1700 & LGA1851 which was released last year.

As i said, it is still a rumor, Intel might release it next year.

https://www.techpowerup.com/335746/intel-no...x-25-mm-chipset



This post has been edited by llk: May 8 2025, 10:07 PM