- Feb 3, 2023
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3 weeks before my old rig fx8350 died. And I had to get a new one same day because I had urgent project running..
I mostly use it for content creation pretty much for 8-12 hours a day on average.
I did some testing with the help of Cinebench , hwinfo and intel xtu, and came to know
as soon as cinebench starts rendering cpu instantly hit 99-100C and starts to thermal throttle
and core frequency lowered down to 4.6 ghz. So after some digging I tried undervolting it, first boot failer at offset -0.060V and found a stable spot at (offset -0.040V)
and with underclock it to 4.8 ghz , max temp 97C.
I have also attached image for more detail view of what i did in XTU and my cinebench result of after the undervolting.
Cinebench Result INTEL XTU
Here is full breakdown
CPU - i7 13700kf
Motherboard - gigabyte z790 UD AX DDR5 WIFI
RAM - Corsair vengeance DDR5 5200mhz xmp (16gbx2- 32gb total)
CPU fan - Deep cool Gammaxx 400 pro (I later came to know this isn't the right cooler for 13700kf)
Power supply - cooler master G700 gold 80 plus
SSD - Crucial P3 Plus 500GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD
And below parts I carried from old rig
GPU - Asus GTX 760 2 GB OC
HDD - 1 tb WD
SSD - sata 250gb
Cabinet - I don't know the exact model name for this.
Aim is to use its full potential and may be if possible a moderate overclock if needed later in future.
I would like to focus for the long run, would prefer stability over a short 2-3% boost,
I need help on picking a GPU, PSU, Cabinet and Cooling solution
Ram - I want add more 32 GB ram.
GPU - Asus tuf RTX 3060 TI 8 GB, a good option in my view
CPU fan - Air or water you guys suggest please
PSU - I don't think 700w is enough with this cpu and rtx 3060ti, which psu would be right I'm not sure.
Cabinet - good air flow or AIO liquid cooler supporting. Which ever is necessary.
and anything else you guys think would be nice to have.
Sorry If my questions are stupid, I don't have enough knowledge of this sort
Thnx
I mostly use it for content creation pretty much for 8-12 hours a day on average.
I did some testing with the help of Cinebench , hwinfo and intel xtu, and came to know
as soon as cinebench starts rendering cpu instantly hit 99-100C and starts to thermal throttle
and core frequency lowered down to 4.6 ghz. So after some digging I tried undervolting it, first boot failer at offset -0.060V and found a stable spot at (offset -0.040V)
and with underclock it to 4.8 ghz , max temp 97C.
I have also attached image for more detail view of what i did in XTU and my cinebench result of after the undervolting.
Cinebench Result INTEL XTU
Here is full breakdown
CPU - i7 13700kf
Motherboard - gigabyte z790 UD AX DDR5 WIFI
RAM - Corsair vengeance DDR5 5200mhz xmp (16gbx2- 32gb total)
CPU fan - Deep cool Gammaxx 400 pro (I later came to know this isn't the right cooler for 13700kf)
Power supply - cooler master G700 gold 80 plus
SSD - Crucial P3 Plus 500GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD
And below parts I carried from old rig
GPU - Asus GTX 760 2 GB OC
HDD - 1 tb WD
SSD - sata 250gb
Cabinet - I don't know the exact model name for this.
Aim is to use its full potential and may be if possible a moderate overclock if needed later in future.
I would like to focus for the long run, would prefer stability over a short 2-3% boost,
I need help on picking a GPU, PSU, Cabinet and Cooling solution
Ram - I want add more 32 GB ram.
GPU - Asus tuf RTX 3060 TI 8 GB, a good option in my view
CPU fan - Air or water you guys suggest please
PSU - I don't think 700w is enough with this cpu and rtx 3060ti, which psu would be right I'm not sure.
Cabinet - good air flow or AIO liquid cooler supporting. Which ever is necessary.
and anything else you guys think would be nice to have.
Sorry If my questions are stupid, I don't have enough knowledge of this sort
Thnx
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