I think my computer has integrated disabled yet i can pick quick sync on the encoder iinm

not gonna go more detail
but best tenant are gang bosses...

Uni reopening.. so hopefully can get some students. Once settled then 11700kf here i come!

But i have to wts my 10400F first also.

Which program? some program still let you choose, but will fallback to software mode silently due to missing integrated GPU.

handbrake, it does work and encoded quite fast, maybe the bios never really disabled it, just for multi monitor maybe.

Gimme something to transcode. Spoiling those guys buying F CPU.

Yup. Still can use Quick Sync. Just Enable "Integrated Graphics" instead of Auto.

No question about it will influence heat, and as such, we cannot recommend mainstream heatpipe coolers; you need a proper premium cooler. LCS is the way to go as the proc running towards 250W is harsh for any cooler. The TDP as a discussion by itself, do people care about it? Not so much, we think.

We'll happily hand out a recommendation if you are willing to rationally and materially manage that power envelope and accompanying heat levels.

guru3d comment:
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/intel..._review,32.html
for those on air cooling and wanna upgrade to this cpu, imaging buying liquid AIO just for 1 generation

I had nightmare from renting to a married couple, ended up divorcing and luckily they moved out, even skip paying few months rent, destroyed my door's lock too.

The uni no students, luckily now they starting coming back to rent my rooms haha.

Still can use NVENC if they have nvidia gpu, but if without the quicksync is so fast compared to software transcode haha

guru3d comment:
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/intel..._review,32.html
for those on air cooling and wanna upgrade to this cpu, imaging buying liquid AIO just for 1 generation

mine pays rent. doesnt even use electricity/water.

lol

What is to worry haha, alot high end dual tower coolers can handle 250w, and mine only costs slightly over rm300, not even as expensive as liquid coolers. If the temp is too high, just adjust your voltage/overclock level or just use the TDP limiter in the BIOS, can set like 230w etc as you like.

Also I remembered someone saying if you buy Noctua coolers, they will provide you with the new clamp for future sockets.
lol what, they use it as storage?

yeah but You'll need to provide them your receipt as  proof of purchase, the will send you one for free.
https://noctua.at/en/noctua-offers-upgrade-...-free-of-charge

Also I remembered someone saying if you buy Noctua coolers, they will provide you with the new clamp for future sockets.

for those on air cooling and wanna upgrade to this cpu, imaging buying liquid AIO just for 1 generation

Anyways, noctua coolers and fans are expensive AF... but their mounts are super cheap.. bought one at RM35 from shopee because i lost my intel mount lol.

welp, quality stuff due to fluid bearing, plethora of accessories, more resistant to oxidization,
Been using VenomousX for years, the nickel plating oxidized so badly it become white colored lol.

lol... headpipes actually got expiry date about 10-20 years especially with oxidization. It's almost time to retire that one lol.

The ALC4080 breaks with the long tradition of direct connection to the SoC via a bi-lingual interface (HD-A or I2S/I2C) and uses USB instead.

And no, the ALC4080 is NOT the successor of the ALC1220, as you could read in many media, but a completely new chip class with a fundamentally different technical solution and connection.

As I mentioned between the lines, the mainstream DDR4-4000 tested today is nowhere near the limit of RAM clock for Rocket Lake. On the contrary, Intel has probably made even bigger steps forward with the memory controller than with the CPU cores. And so with the right RAM kit and a 2-DIMM motherboard even clock rates beyond DDR4-5000 can be operated without any problems.

DDR5 clock rates and timings with DDR4 already today, Rocket Lake makes it possible!