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SPECS:
Intel® Core™ i9 14900KF (68 MB cache, 24 cores, up to 6.0 GHz P-Core Thermal Velocity)
Windows 11 Home, English, French, Spanish
(Dell Technologies recommends Windows 11 Pro for business)
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4090, 24 GB GDDR6X
32 GB: 2 x 16 GB, DDR5, 5600 MT/s
2 TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
1000W Platinum Rated PSU, 240mm Liquid-Cooled CPU & Clear Side Panel
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It actually $2705 with tax but minus $378 cash back and $50 AMX would come down to 2277. When RTX5090 come out the cost for the card alone probably same as the whole computer now
The $250 in tax pushes this to $2800. With all the new stuff coming out, new Intels in Oct / Nov, 9xxx X3D AMD's ... RTX 5090, which is rumored to be less expensive this generation, this is a hard buy for me. I would rather sit on the $2800 and build all new stuff in the coming months. Also, the 14xxx series CPUs issues are real. I have random crashes and so does my friend and two of his friends. They are calling CPU degradation. This means the cpu is starting to fail. I had this issue with an Intel 2600 CPU back in 2011. It got worse and worse and worse, and yes, I ran it out of spec. It was an unlocked CPU and I over clocked it, with the additional voltage out to it.
A hard buy would mean you would buy this. But everything else you describe says you don't want to buy this... what?
It is not stable. Random crashes! But I managed to solve it by installing intel extreme tuning utility and reduce performance core ratio to 50x. A lot of effort and it will happen to everyone… I was shocked.
It is not stable. Random crashes! But I managed to solve it by installing intel extreme tuning utility and reduce performance core ratio to 50x. A lot of effort and it will happen to everyone… I was shocked.
You can't do anything in the BIOS to change the ratio?
The $250 in tax pushes this to $2800. With all the new stuff coming out, new Intels in Oct / Nov, 9xxx X3D AMD's ... RTX 5090, which is rumored to be less expensive this generation, this is a hard buy for me. I would rather sit on the $2800 and build all new stuff in the coming months. Also, the 14xxx series CPUs issues are real. I have random crashes and so does my friend and two of his friends. They are calling CPU degradation. This means the cpu is starting to fail. I had this issue with an Intel 2600 CPU back in 2011. It got worse and worse and worse, and yes, I ran it out of spec. It was an unlocked CPU and I over clocked it, with the additional voltage out to it.
And not only that any CPU upgrade is going to be limited,
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No but you can get a 4090 for 1700
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You can't do anything in the BIOS to change the ratio?
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