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hinch said:
Captain_Yuri said:

Intel Alder Lake-S Core i5 Desktop CPU With 6 Cores, 12 Threads & Up To 4.25 GHz Clock Speeds Spotted

https://wccftech.com/intel-alder-lake-s-core-i5-desktop-cpu-6-cores-12-threads-up-to-4-25-ghz-clock-spotted/

That's kind of low but we will see what happens when it comes out.


Gamer finds a finger cot under GeForce RTX 3090 Founders Edition thermal pad

https://videocardz.com/newz/gamer-finds-a-finger-cot-under-geforce-rtx-3090-founders-edition-thermal-pad

Great quality control Nvidia /s

4.25Ghz is a bit low. Though this is non-k SKU so this would be their more budget line. Whats interesting is the totally different core configurations which we haven't seen yet segregating the K and non K models. It should at the very least be faster than the 11600 and the K model a modest bump over that - if we go by the early leaked benchmarks on engineering samples.

And wow at that slip up on that FE card. 'Finger clot' eh? O_o

 I would be mortified if I opened up my GPU and found that.

Yea that's true, I suppose this is supposed to be their entry level i5. I am assuming the replacement for 11400. Still, scoring 20-30% lower than 11600k with big cores feels a bit odd even at a lower clock but granted this is userbenchmark as well. But yea, the core config situation is very interesting. I am very interested on how it all prices out.

And yea, it's a odd thing for sure lol. I'd frame it and tell my grandkids about this.



                  

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