B&H Photo Video[bhphotovideo.com] has Intel Core i9-13900KS 3.2 GHz 24-Core LGA 1700 Processor on sale for $399.99 > Now $349.99. Shipping is free.
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24 Cores & 32 Threads
3.2 GHz P-Core Clock Speed
5.8 GHz Turbo Boost Max Frequency
LGA 1700 Socket
36MB Cache Memory
Dual-Channel DDR5-5600 ECC Memory
Integrated Intel UHD 770 Graphics
Hybrid Core Architecture
Unlocked for Overclocking
13th Generation (Raptor Lake)
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At one point I was considering upgrading my i7 12th gen to 13/14th when they went on sale, but I haven't seen anything positive about either, only headaches.
I haven't been keeping up w the specifics, but is it all 13/14 gen chips? Or just certain lines in 13/14? I have a 13th gen i3 in production, but haven't noticed any issues
AMD AM5 9900x is close to it's performance but uses 120watts less. It won't beat it but with 120 watt savings (all core under load) it might be just for you?
Black Friday Price was $382 but it looks like it's back to $400. It was introduced at $500 in August. At that price reviews were harsh. Don't know if anybody revisited the new 9 series w/ the new pricing.
So all cores under load the 9900x will pull 176 watts while the i9-13900k will pull 296 watts. This post is for the slightly faster KS version though...
I haven't been keeping up w the specifics, but is it all 13/14 gen chips? Or just certain lines in 13/14? I have a 13th gen i3 in production, but haven't noticed any issues
I've heard 13 and 14th gen i5 and i7s. I have 20 14th gen i5s w/o problems (knock on wood) but my counterpart with 70+ 14th gen i5s had BSODs all over the place. Dell support was useless. We don't have the exact same hardware but very similar specs.
I've heard 13 and 14th gen i5 and i7s. I have 20 14th gen i5s w/o problems (knock on wood) but my counterpart with 70+ 14th gen i5s had BSODs all over the place. Dell support was useless. We don't have the exact same hardware but very similar specs.
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Black Friday Price was $382 but it looks like it's back to $400. It was introduced at $500 in August. At that price reviews were harsh. Don't know if anybody revisited the new 9 series w/ the new pricing.
So all cores under load the 9900x will pull 176 watts while the i9-13900k will pull 296 watts. This post is for the slightly faster KS version though...
https://youtu.be/s922o1aHqT8?si=
The crappy thing about AM5 socket is that you can damage the socket pins easily so you have to be careful.
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