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Many myths have always been associated with computer
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hardware - some of them do in some cases really have
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meaning, but there are enough ingrained ones like “the heavier the block
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power supply, the better it is, ”or“ the more
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video memory, the faster the video card. ”
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And in this article I will analyze
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the main myths related to processors.
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1.
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The higher the frequency, the faster the processor.
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The myth goes back to the 90s when many users
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in order not to understand incomprehensible Intel 386, 486 and Pentium just looked
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frequency - if some processor had it higher,
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then he really turned out to be faster.
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However, now this is generally not true: processors can have
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different architectures with completely different performance
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per hertz, so some Apple A7 with a frequency of 1.3 GHz
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turns out to be at the level of Snapdragon 800 with a frequency of 2.2 GHz and in
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this is nothing strange.
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But when it comes to processors of one generation and one
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line, then it generally works: so, i5-8400 with a frequency
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2.8 GHz is actually slower than the i5-8500 with a frequency of 3 GHz.
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2.
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Processors burn out from overclocking. It is necessary to distinguish
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between software and hardware parameters of the processor.
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So, the frequency is a purely software parameter:
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for example, for energy saving, it can be reduced to
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hundreds of megahertz, and with a
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heavy load, fly up to several gigahertz.
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Therefore, a banal increase in frequency can
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not do any harm - the maximum you get unstable
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processor’s work, but you
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won’t be able to burn it in this way.
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Another thing is tension.
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This is a hardware parameter: on the one hand, the higher
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the voltage, the higher frequencies become available
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to the processor.
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On the other hand, every processor has a secure
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voltage range, and when you exit it there is a
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non-zero chance to secure a trip to the store for
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new CPU.
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3.
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High temperatures quickly kill the processor
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It is believed that working at temperatures close to
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to the maximum, the processor will live less.
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From a physical point of view, this makes sense - at
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high temperatures, the degradation of a silicon crystal
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goes faster.
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But there are two important points: first, critical
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temperatures indicated by manufacturers are taken
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with a good margin, often a couple of tens of degrees.
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Secondly, the life of a silicon crystal is many
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decades (now there are enough aircraft in the early 90s,
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Whose “brain” is Intel 386 of the same years, and they work
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perfectly), therefore, a slight decrease in the lifespan
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when heated, you are guaranteed not to
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notice, changing the processor much earlier.
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But what really can make the processor
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degrade faster is the voltage increase
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close to critical: in this case, negative
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effects can be seen after a year - the processor
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will not be able to work normally at the frequency with
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which there were no problems when buying, and will have to
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reduce it.
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4.
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ARM architecture is better than x86 Recently, there has been
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talk that ARM is better than x86, and soon there will be massive
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the transition of computers to a new architecture.
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It should be understood that there is no such thing
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as good or bad architecture - there is a good concept
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or a bad processor.
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Comparing ARM and x86 looks like comparing atomic
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reactor and internal combustion engine: it seems that
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both take fuel at the inlet and give energy at the exit,
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but they do it in completely different ways, and in order
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to compare their performance and effectiveness you need to
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take specific representatives and compare them with each other.
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Similarly with architectures - it makes sense to take representatives
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each and compare, and then conclude that some
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Of these, faster / energy efficient / cheaper, and the other vice versa.
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five.
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The more cores the processor has, the better
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It would seem that this is logical: more
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cores - means more and performance.
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In practice, it all depends on the specific task:
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for example, games still do not know how to work properly
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with more than 8-12 threads, and it might turn out like this
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that the top 32-core Threadripper will show the best
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performance if you
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disable half of its cores.
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So you need to choose a processor not by the number of cores,
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but by the capabilities of the programs in which you work:
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another example is Photoshop, in which a couple of fast
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cores still produce a much better result than a dozen
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slow.
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Moreover - there is still enough software that
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reacts negatively to hyperthreading: when turned off
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logical cores performance
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may not fall, but rather grow.
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6.
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All these Xeon with AliExpress are a headache and dancing with tambourines.
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Over the past few years, the popularity of Xeon from Chinese
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trading floors has grown significantly (as well as their prices,
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Alas).
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The reason for this is simple: servers are moving to a newer
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“Iron”, and the old one, which has worked for 5-7 years, is written off and sold
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for a penny, and it is with great
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pleasure that the Chinese buy it.
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As a result, often for 500-2000 rubles on Ali you can buy
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a top-end processor for its socket, a desktop
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analog of which can cost many times more.
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The main criticism comes from the fact that with the LGA775 socket
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and the Xeon 5450 (and its analogues), with which it all
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started, there really are some problems - you need to reflash
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BIOS, not all boards are compatible, and so on.
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But if we take newer processors and sockets - for example, Xeon
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X3440 and LGA1156 - then there are no problems at all, because
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that server CPU support is already in the motherboard BIOS
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on LGA1156, and you just need to replace the processor
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in the socket, after which everything will
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work without dancing with a tambourine.
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7.
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If the processor does not reveal the video card, then
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this is a bad processor of the “Sect of the Disclosers”
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formed just a few years ago when with the release
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PlayStation 4 and Xbox One game creators
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have greatly increased CPU requirements.
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What does this “sect" "preach"?
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If the processor cannot load the video card on
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100%, it means you either paid for such a powerful video
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card in vain, or you saved it on the processor in vain.
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Why is this happening at all?
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The processor in the game is responsible for training for the
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video card, physics, artificial intelligence, etc., respectively
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he can prepare a certain number of frames per second
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- for example, 50.
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A video card can also process and display a certain number of
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frames, and if there are more than 50 frames per second, it
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will be idle for a while, and the processor will be threshed
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100%, if less than 50 - on the contrary, the video card will
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work at 100%, and the processor will "rest" from time to time.
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Moreover, it should be understood that top
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processors can also prepare no more than a certain
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the number of frames per second, just in their case, these
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numbers can be more than 100, or even 200 - given the fact that
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they are often placed with top-end graphics cards and ultra-settings
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graphics, it usually focuses specifically on the GPU.
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But if you artificially take and lower the resolution
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to HD, and the settings to the minimum, you can see
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how some i9-9900K will work at 100%, and the GTX 1060 will cool.
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An easy conclusion can be drawn from here - on processor dependence
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you can always get rid of it easily.
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Is the video card cooling?
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Raise the graphics settings, increase the resolution - in
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the end you will get a more beautiful picture with exactly
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same performance.
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Of course, we do not consider the case when the processor
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pulls the game barely at 15 FPS - even then often
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it will be possible to fully load the video card, but playing it
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will still not be pleasant, although, of course, it’s beautiful.
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8.100% CPU load kills it faster
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Not the most common myth - an analogy is usually drawn with a
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technique that, when working at maximum, wears out and breaks
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faster.
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But there are no mechanical parts in the processor, but
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degradation under normal operating conditions - the process
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is extremely slow, and you will buy a new one much earlier
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PC.
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nine.
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CPU water cooling is better than air
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From the point of view of physics, everything is correct: water (or large
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part of liquids) - a much
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better conductor of heat than air.
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However, it should be understood that there is a market
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many so-called super coolers capable of
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divert both 200 and 250 watts from the processor, which is enough for your head
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99% of PC users, and they often cost less
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NWO with the same capabilities.
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So it makes sense to take a CBO only in two cases:
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or you have a powerful processor in a compact case,
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and super coolers don’t fit in it, or you have
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overclocked under 4.5 GHz top-end 32-core AMD Threadripper, consuming
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400+ watts
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In all other cases, dropsy usually becomes a waste
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of money and possible problems in the future.
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ten.
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Processor specifications on the manufacturer's website
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- true in the last resort. It should be understood that a lot of things
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on the manufacturer’s website are written with marketing elements.
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Frank lie, of course, will not be, but here are the shortcomings
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there may be a lot: for example, a heat package is indicated for the new i9-9900K
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95 W, but in practice, even without acceleration at the maximum
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TurboBoost frequency, it can consume... as much as 200 W,
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that is twice as much.
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It would seem that Intel is lying?
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Not at all - with native 3.6 GHz, the processor really
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fits into 95 watts, and TurboBoost is an optional feature.
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Therefore, it is better to look at real
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performance and heat dissipation in reviews.
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As you can see, there are enough myths about processors.
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Do you know any more?
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Write about this in the comments.

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