most games will load cpu especially 11700 to like 40-50% only. even if you set a10900K to 5.3ghz, it wont necessary reach there all the time. yes you get a little gain like 1-5% but normally that is only visible when you run benchmarks. That's why if you look back at on graph tristanX shared, 10400F is in the mix of all the faster pricier cpus.

that said, you will actually get more FPS from ram tuning... thats why ctskl mentioned, depending on how stable B560 is on memory OC... 11700F + B560 and a 4000+ mhz ram will be the ideal setup for gaming purpose

That was harsh

lolololol bodoh spotted...

lol intel no integrated kena bomb

ryzen no integrated is OK

Good deal if I wanna pair with 11gen?
Any downside ? Gaming purposes

Motherboard got low quality VRM.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdgNEXpBrfg

yes, but what cpu
https://www.gigabyte.com/my/Motherboard/Z49...ort#support-cpu

If pair with non k proc maybe oc ram
Is it good ? With this price

Not decided yet
11400f maybe
Initially was looking b560
But aorus above 700
Was thinking is this better option other then b560

don't fall into the trap, but since it's just 11400F ...


This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Mar 27 2021, 07:18 PM

Was heard 11400 almost same performances with 10600

Ya might be a waste never oc cpu but b560 price point was abit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JVSNE7xifk


This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Mar 27 2021, 07:41 PM

I would not recommend it. Its not worth it. Just get MSI Z490-A Pro or Z590-A Pro.

https://m.bilibili.com/video/BV1VA411N7TF?from=seopage

If u understand Chinese
Look like retail 11400 can on par with 10600k default setting

ok tq bro

Yeah 11400F will be a very strong for its price. Hopefully it wont get too hyped.

And if you just going 11400F, B560 should do just fine if you just aiming for 4000mhz ram OC. Spend that money for a better gpu and psu instead.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Mar 28 2021, 12:48 AM

wahhhh Asrock having power management issue there.. and Msi board much excel.

this open my eye on Msi board.. yes sir.

was this model are in lower setup/configuration, or how diff advantage?

Z590 - RM8xx - Rm1.1k

Gigabyte UD
Aorus Elite
Asus Prime

Yes, MSI is better for low to mid range boards.

Generally,

MSI mid range components with decent bios through out their lineup. Good all rounder. Recently been doing very hard on markerting through adding OC features.

Gigabyte over engineered on secondary features through out their lineup making it very costly for minimal gains. They usually target the upper midrange market, slightly below the rog but thanks to MSI, gigabyte have to be more competitive in pricing.

Asus only their top of the line rog excels. Mid range down all crap because they nerf the bios and components to make their high ends rog stand out.

Asrock has always been the cheap bottom scrap that just works for those who dont have enough budget. However recently they kinda started pushing some pretty high end boards for AMDs but their intel still lacking.