Intel's 13th gen Raptor Lake to deliver 6GHz stock, break 8GHz world record

12 September 2022
Intel's Raptor Lake will be able to achieve 6GHz in normal use and 8GHz with liquid nitrogen.

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  • Waki
  • r31
  • 12 Sep 2022

This will come with a high energy consumption and temperature

    AMD's going for efficiency and Intel's trying to go for "power". You'll most likely need state of the art cooling just to keep it in check.

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      • ayukSukaColmek
      • Kxe
      • 12 Sep 2022

      checkmate AMD lol 🤣

        How about actually improving the cores and architecture instead of just adding more and raising the clock?

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          • Anonymous
          • 6c7
          • 12 Sep 2022

          Yeah, but at what cost? Like literal cost and also TDP gonna be higher than Snoop Dogg lol

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            • ZeroFM
            • a4j
            • 12 Sep 2022

            Forget intel in europe, electric bill prices go 2-3x in 1year

              Intel is still all out on raw clocks. While good for rather simple "apply clock to all cores" thing they've been going on for years, it also always results in absurd power consumption. Now, if performance is there, some are willing to take that, but for most casual users, the stock settings are pretty absurd. Like, Alder Lake is always on brink of thermal throttling, even with 360mm AiO's.

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