AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes?

[Admin]

We took some of Intel and AMD’s most powerful HEDT processors and turned them into stovetops to make some truly regrettable pancakes.

AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes? : Read more

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Haha Pure brilliance. Love that article, specially this: 'We reached out to AMD for more information, but didn’t receive a response prior to publication. '

Hey AMD, we've been making pancakes on your TR CPU, and it crashed and we couldn't get it running again. Can you offer any advise!

 

[Wendigo]

Suggestion for the next article: Nvidia or AMD to cook bacon!

 

[TJ Hooker]

How long until redgarl shows up accusing the article of being biased against AMD? Clearly AMD would have won if Tomshardware weren't a bunch of Intel shills

 

[DMAN999]

LMAO !!!!

 

[joeblowsmynose]

I think a cast Iron pan would have been much better. First you don't have those grooves blocking efficient heat transfer - the smooth bottom on the cast iron pan would require far less grease and transfer the heat better. Also it would be able to absorb much more overall heat, rendering a much better cooking experience, and you can get those in "tiny" format as well. Cast Iron just makes everything taste better anyway.

So I want to see a rematch with a better pan after you find a way to keep the TR system running.

This is one of the best articles I've seen at Tom's in a while. Great fun.

 

[King_V]

 

[Lutfij]

Maybe see if you can slow cook a hearty soup atop that setup using a cast iron pot, with a lapped underside so it has smooth contact patch to make with the IHS of the processors(s).

In that write up, you can have the same conclusion

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Next episode of cooking with Toms: Which GPU cooks hot dogs faster?

 

[InvalidError]

Both CPUs may be able to make better pancakes if there was a solid aluminum block CPU-to-pan adapter between the IHS and pan - quickly and evenly pull heat out of the CPU so the CPU does not have as severe hot-spotting as it would with manual pan pressure and spread it more evenly under the pan so pan contact wouldn't be as critical. Machine the TR4 and LGA adapters to the same weight so they both require the same amount of specific heat to warm up. The adapter would also solve the problem with chipset heatsink and other board feature clearances.

 

[RainingTacco]

Quality stuff. If i ever find myself in postapocalyptic scenario where i wont have any high resistance wire laying around, but i had a plenty of motherboards, cpus and batteries/power source and raw pancake dough, while being erroneously hungry, then after this test i can finally sleep well knowing that intel chips are better in making pancakes.

 

[Tzfardaya]

Come on, we all know that for pc cooking you need to use AMD's FX-9590....

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Or maybe a heavily overclocked Pentium 4?

 

[enigmaxg2]

I know this is a very extreme test, but looks like VRMs on MSI boards for AMD are still shit.

In the Phenom/early FX era they even told you to refrain from running any stress test like Prime 95 on these because that would kill those VRMs, seems that a reminiscent of that era still persists.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Some msi amd boards have poor vrms.
Some have great vrms.

Really your not going to destroy the vrms, but they may throttle under extreme load.

 

[TJ Hooker]

I know this is a very extreme test, but looks like VRMs on MSI boards for AMD are still shit.

In the Phenom/early FX era they even told you to refrain from running any stress test like Prime 95 on these because that would kill those VRMs, seems that a reminiscent of that era still persists.

Lol, that's your takeaway from this article? We don't even know if the VRMs were the issue with the W2990X test.

 

[Bitbat]

We took some of Intel and AMD’s most powerful HEDT processors and turned them into stovetops to make some truly regrettable pancakes.

AMD vs Intel: Which CPU Cooks Better Pancakes? : Read more

Thanks for this

 

[ValkoorDB]

With all the compound he put on that processor he did not get enough heat transfer to the pan. More is not better, or batter.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

He needs to use syrup as the grease next time.