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You're missing the point really. With a competent desktop cpu/mobo it's easy to peg the CPU clock at a certain frequency. And with modern CPUs the power densit
by timpattinson 5y ago
You're missing the point really. With a competent desktop cpu/mobo it's easy to peg the CPU clock at a certain frequency.
And with modern CPUs the power density is sufficently high that the die and heatspreader thermal resistance is enough to cause substantial temperature changes even with completely overspecced cooling.
- baybal2 5y ago> With a competent desktop cpu/mobo it's easy to peg the CPU clock at a certain frequency. No, you can up/down the base/turbo limits, but the effect will be miniscule.