Puget Systems has acquired a sample of the still-not-announced, limited edition Intel Core i9-9990XE processor

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Puget Systems has acquired a sample of the still-not-announced, limited edition Intel Core i9-9990XE processor.

Matt Bach, the company's Senior Labs Technician, praised the processor's performance but noted that

>the chip runs hotter

than the other X-series offerings.

If the Intel Core i9-9900K and the Intel Core i9-9940X had a love child, the Intel Core i9-9990XE would be it. The Intel Core i9-9990XE

>is a Skylake processor,

which means it's manufactured with Intel's 14nm process node. The processor is said to have 14 cores, 28 threads and 19.25MB of L3 cache at its disposal.

According to Puget Systems' specification sheet, the Intel Core i9-9990XE has a 4GHz base clock, 5.1GHz maximum turbo boost clock and 5GHz all-core boost clock.

The processor currently tops the TDP (thermal design power) charts with a

>255W rating.

Matt Bach said via Twitter that the company's

>conventional air coolers weren't able to tame the beast.

However, he said he was able to keep the processor's temperature

>below 90 degrees Celsius

(194 degrees Fahrenheit) under full load with the help of a Corsair H80i

>liquid cooler

armed with a pair of Everflow cooling fans in a push/pull configuration.

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255w at 4Ghz base, 999w at 5Niggahertz all core boost.
Incredible progress.

The era of fridge PCs begins

Even the laughed upon AMD bulldozer did peak at 150W or something like that

>i9-9900K
they're running out of numbers

>there are no numbers after nine
amerilard education.

>the chip runs hotter
WOOOOW WHO'D HAVE THUNK

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Bulldozer is small fry compared to this. The peak retardation was the 1770W chiller stunt.

just buy a chiller bro LMOA

>r*ddit spacing
you have to go back, r/AMD.

so this is the intel's version of bulldozer

good

(higher is better)

kek

>so this is the intel's version of bulldozer
>good
Only it actually performs.

>need a massive watercooler or else it throttles
Not so sure about that.

AMD should make a 255W 16 core for Zen 2.

>>>/oven/

5Ghz all core would be WELL beyond 255w.

I can draw ~200w with my 9700k.


Adding in 6 more cores, AND hyper threading, surely that's going to hit at least 400-500w power draw.

The fucking Reddit-spacing.

Why are you

>writing

like a

>redditor

and a

>faggot

?

>i9 9990
>i9 9999
>i9 9999.9

Is it because israelis love hell it runs hotter.

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is this clown pepe meme another character assassination attempt by lefties and trannies?

It became shit once it entered normalfag territory aka facebook and plebbit
So both wojak and pepe are dead, with pledditors dragging around a decayed corpse dressing it up in various outfits and colors.

>Need one of three motherboards that can handle 500w of power for a 9590
Yeah, pretty sure about that.

i9-9999XXX when?

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intel shills on death watch
we did it amdbros!

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when will the cooler producers wake up and make 255W TDP air coolers? I am imagining massive copper tower which requires motherboard to be placed in such a position on a computer case that gravity will not bend it because of a massive cooler

this would force computer case makers to make mure of exactly cubic shaped or maybe pizza box shaped cases instead of an towers

>>the chip runs hotter
Really what's the problem if you have the performance to back it up? It's not like a bulldozer or netburst chip where you're getting terrible performance. You just need a cooling solution capable of 300w of heat dissipation

>below 90 degrees Celsius
>(194 degrees Fahrenheit) under full load with the help of a Corsair H80i
How is this possible? Did Matt Bach ""forget"" to mention the 2kw water chiller that's connected to the water loop?

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i guess it is possible to create your own little auschwitz using a couple of intel i9?

1 day before amd unveils tr3

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>Introducing i9-9999.(9)XYZ, now with full year supply of dry ice!

shut up goy

checked

Dual chiller setup for ultra performance and cool temperatures.

A
FUCKING
CHILLER

>You just need a cooling solution capable of 300w of heat dissipation
...and the rest.

All the xbox hueg dual tower coolers can handle over 250w - the problem is heat density in the chips themselves. Intel's chips are so tiny you can't draw heat off the die to the heatspreader fast enough without a cooler capable of handling siignificantly more TDP than what Intel sates their chips have.

See: 9590 - a 220w TDP chip that really can be cooled on air.

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>performs
yeah it will be a good heat exchanger

>2019
2
FUCKING
CHILLERS

daily reminder that number on Inlel CPOO means it's avarage temperature in celsius degree

why

are

you

a

newfag

B-b-but AMDbros power consumption doesn't mattter, right? I bought a Vega because you told me so.

Yeah amdbro. Fuck basedboys and their love of '''efficiency''' and '''quietness'''. Real men needs a powerful GPU in their rig to show their women.

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amd bro here, if u want to go high end you go nvidia, anything else pick amd

JUST delid and delap it bro LMOA

GLOBALFIRES

>Intel's chips are so tiny you can't draw heat off the die to the heatspreader fast enough without a cooler capable of handling siignificantly more TDP than what Intel sates their chips have.
Nah, it's more that the TDP numbers for intel don't really mean anything. It's just a parameter customers expect to see so they need to put something in there.

>intel needs dual chillers in 2019
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Bye Earth :(