unlimited powaaaa on dell stock cooler…lmao

i know that already.

this 1 is just a test run using igpu playing csgo.

later got cheap cooler then only upgrade. now using this rig for office work purpose only…haha.

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

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

because only high spec got more ram and bigger ssd storage.

and most companies don't purchase "build-your-own" spec laptop.

just change from dell stock cooler to so called dell premium cooler....can't tame i7 but much better than stock 1.

well, it's not expensive though. RM113.30 for the heatsink fan and RM32.88 for the VRM heatsink.
some more dell no charge any shipping fee





This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: May 5 2021, 02:46 PM

nope. i just use the pre-applied 1.

the fan speed like won't gain even for both stock and premium cooler, don't know where to adjust the fan curve.

online order from dell directly lo. buy dell already paid for the customer service support mah, must make use of it, haha.

parts number for heatsink fan VWD01 (ASSY,HTSNK,MNSTRM,95W,MT,7071)
parts number for vrm heatsink 612F7 (ASSY,HTSNK,VR-MS,MT,7080/8940)

well, the heatsink fan is 95w rated and that's why still not sufficient.

it's definitely normal temperature from stock cooler…haha.

haiyoo…stock cooler even not manage to cool down 2-core i3 many gens ago…

if users die die want to stick with cpu cooler, the only can do is disable hyper threading and limit cpu frequency at 3.8-4ghz

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: May 30 2021, 02:15 PM

ya…saw damn lot pc build with tons of kedai tom yam rgb case fans…but using stock cpu cooler…don't know what those ppl think.

facepalm.gif

i have no problem with this

stay cool better than stay hot.

and you can withstand the fan high rpm noise when full load

bga…not lga
can ignore d…haha

smaller lithography node = bigger silicon lottery

i guess smaller lithography node need higher voltage precision, so good vrm and bios are extremely important.

semi con fabs strike to get maximum yield for maximum profit, so even got abit cacat also sell to consumer je...if kaput then send rma lo...

cacat chip got more gate leakage and that cause higher power consumption and heat, so i make hypothesis that [lithography, binned chip, mobo bios + vrm power supply precision] are co-related in cpu failure.

improving your cpu cooling it is just mitigate the heat problem, it doesn't really solve the gate leakage problem if you keep on putting heavy load on it for long peiod. increasing voltage will just make it worse if your chip isn't good binned.

default factory bios set higher voltage because not all chip can run stable at lower voltage, that's why some ppl can clock higher with stock voltage, and some even can get better performance with undervolting.

like what chocobo7779 said, that's why we have warranty.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Jun 19 2021, 11:47 PM

ya...even the die can withstand high heat, the transistor will also degrade faster.

well, for productivity usage like rendering and video encoding, if the user's earning allows to upgrade cpu every 3 years then durability of the cpu isn't an issue. haha.

if casual user or newbie streamer/youtuber, you can always use NVENC or QSV to encode your videos, no need to stress your cpu seriously. ops...amd hardware encoding is piece of shit, has to rely on cpu raw power.

even NVENC and QSV already been introduced for so so so so so so so so long time already, there are still people unaware of this feature.

like that can't stream la

i don't get it…what's the problem here

i tot the blackplate got the pre-cut hole for the cmos jumper? just poke it then will reveal a hole?

my understanding was the cmos jumper access on backplate is purposely hidden from normal user. and expert user can poke a hole on backplate to gain access to it.

lol

btw...if someone want to eliminate usb signal noise, can try this.



https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....id=621844101171



This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Jul 2 2021, 11:29 AM

some dac usb design no good. so this proven works

https://www.l7audiolab.com/f/%E5%BF%AB%E6%8...A6%BB%E5%99%A8/

normal

11700 pun dah hit 160w