Gigabyte Announces Instant 6 GHz Mode for the Intel Core i9-13900K on its Z790 Motherboards

[dirtyferret]

This will absolutely require a beefy custom loop cooling.

Don't worry Lenne, Intel has you covered

 

[SOAREVERSOR]

So it's a bomb.

 

[asdkj1740]

are you guys trolling or what, you think that is all p cores=6g?

 

[Chrispy_]

are you guys trolling or what, you think that is all p cores=6g?

LOL no, but the autoOC will probably just add a 200MHz boost offset, so 5.5GHz all-core turbo at stock becomes 5.7GHz all-core which is going to be comically power-hungry.

I might get the popcorn ready for when Gigabyte release their Z790 boards and the streamers/reviewers start crying because their test benches use AIOs for convenience. I've yet to see any AIO that can properly tame a 300W 12900KS, so 5.7GHz all-core should be entertaining.

 

[Gmr_Chick]

This is going to be a shit show....

 

[Valantar]

GIGABYTE Instant 6 GHz technology can unleash the potential power of the processor to boost the single-core performance up to 3% higher, which leading up to experiencing the unparalleled performance of future processors.

'nuff said.

 

[asdkj1740]

LOL no, but the autoOC will probably just add a 200MHz boost offset, so 5.5GHz all-core turbo at stock becomes 5.7GHz all-core which is going to be comically power-hungry.

I might get the popcorn ready for when Gigabyte release their Z790 boards and the streamers/reviewers start crying because their test benches use AIOs for convenience. I've yet to see any AIO that can properly tame a 300W 12900KS, so 5.7GHz all-core should be entertaining.

but have you heard of turbo ratio ? you can set 6g for only two cores and leave 5.5g for the rest so in r23 multi you can still have 5.5g for all 8 cores just like default.

 

[zlobby]

Yeah, the infamous A3-5 button!

Hi,
Giga missed that intel killed it's oc policies, what do they care they don't warranty cpu's they barely warranty their products

Intel Discontinues Overclocking Warranties as Hobby Continues to Die

Intel will no longer offer its overclocking warranty option, though customers with existing plans will still be able to use them.

www.extremetech.com

Completely normal phenomenon.

So it's a bomb.

There is VRM on the roof!

 

[freeagent]

Presshot again?

6GHZ is pretty sweet though

 

[InVasMani]

Don't worry Lenne, Intel has you covered

BRRRR

 

[Tomgang]

I need 13900k asap. It's winter very soon in Europe and I need more space heater than my 4090. 13900k whit 6 ghz is perfect for that part. Zen 3 is to cold and efficiently to be a space heater

 

[Valantar]

I need 13900k asap. It's winter very soon in Europe and I need more space heater than my 4090. 13900k whit 6 ghz is perfect for that part. Zen 3 is to cold and efficiently to be a space heater

I mean, to be fair, 300W is still a pretty weak space heater. 750W together with that GPU and you're getting somewhere though! OC both and you'd probably hit 1kW.

 

[The red spirit]

Ah yes, back to the era of FX 9590 + R9 295x2 wattage, what a time to be alive! /s

 

[Icon Charlie]

BRRRR

Hhahahaha!

You know at one time those intel fans did actually work. I have one with a full copper core in the middle and it kept things rather cool. Then later they got cheap and made a partial copper core (it looked like a copper circle with a copper bar in the middle). Then finally they went full on alllluuuuuummmmiiiinnnuuuuummmm So they can give you that icronic sound known as the BRRRRRRR. Hhahahahaha. Ahhnnn the memories.

 

[SOAREVERSOR]

This is going to be a shit show....

I've got a 4x120 rad around here and 4 DC Delta 120 screamers and a TEC, it can be tamed!

 

[caroline!]

Calling underperfoming cores "E cores" was genius, whoever came up with that idea is prolly Employee of the Decade by now LOL

 

[SOAREVERSOR]

are you guys trolling or what, you think that is all p cores=6g?

It's going to sucker in morons. And it's going to cause a lot of people to think this is an all core thing. Which will lead to said morons either trying to do all cores, or stomping their feet when they realize it's not. It's also still going to overheat and cause issues as it is. There's nothing about this that is not idiot and primed for fail and bad.

As was perfectly said by a wise person

This is going to be a shit show....

 

[Why_Me]

I need 13900k asap. It's winter very soon in Europe and I need more space heater than my 4090. 13900k whit 6 ghz is perfect for that part. Zen 3 is to cold and efficiently to be a space heater

 

[InVasMani]

Hhahahaha!

You know at one time those intel fans did actually work. I have one with a full copper core in the middle and it kept things rather cool. Then later they got cheap and made a partial copper core (it looked like a copper circle with a copper bar in the middle). Then finally they went full on alllluuuuuummmmiiiinnnuuuuummmm So they can give you that icronic sound known as the BRRRRRRR. Hhahahahaha. Ahhnnn the memories.

The C2Q stock cooler use to be a bit more massive too compared to generations after that just shrunk and shrunk and shrunk until it was a flat pancake in later generations. They just kept getting shorter and shorter with smaller node shrinks. At some stage Intel is just going to mount a small fan on the IHS itself and call that the cooler for a Celeron.

 

[SOAREVERSOR]

The C2Q stock cooler use to be a bit more massive too compared to generations after that just shrunk and shrunk and shrunk until it was a flat pancake in later generations. They just kept getting shorter and shorter with smaller node shrinks. At some stage Intel is just going to mount a small fan on the IHS itself and call that the cooler for a Celeron.

You jest but in a lot of industrial applications that is what happens. I'm general administration/engineering IT now but I used to deal with heavy industry and fans are a no no. If you can't passively cool it in outrageous situations it's a fail. If it must have a fan it must only go on at certain times and then be able to turn off. The future has really always been more passive platforms and all the lifting is done remotely but with less latency then we have now. We aren't there yet but we will be there.

 

[Tek-Check]

I cannot imagine temps with this settings... hardcore users won't use the auto mode. Auto mode it's for noobs and noobs will not take care of his temps and CPU will throttle. I only see this as bad setting option...

You don't even need to go to bogus 6 GHz. Thermal throttling has been observed and measured in Cyberpunk already during 13900K reviews.

Outside of gaming, in more MT workloads, the i9 is quickly able to hit 100 C and runs at risk of throttling. This requires 360 mm AIO.

 

[zlobby]

I need 13900k asap. It's winter very soon in Europe and I need more space heater than my 4090. 13900k whit 6 ghz is perfect for that part. Zen 3 is to cold and efficiently to be a space heater

Nvidia got you covered, fam!

 

[InVasMani]

Definitely need to install a Nvidia RTX 4090 heatsplit.

 

[champsilva]

Auto OC to 6GHz is going to be hillarious.
I wonder how many people will RMA their boards because their socket melted.

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You see how it flatlines past 300W and adding more power results in next to nothing? Yeah reaching 6GHz is going to be a 500W job, most likely.

So, if you extrapolate the CB R23 results, a 6GHz OC might get the 13900K 40,750 points. Meanwhile, a 7950X is getting 94% at likely just one third the power draw. It may no longer be the fastest consumer CPU, but the 7950X sure as hell is a better CPU for consumers. For a 6GHz 13900K you're going to need a custom loop with two large radiators, a high-flow CPU block, oversized tubing throughout, and a powerful pump, if not two pumps in series. Suddenly the cost of the CPU and motherboard are irrelevant because you need to spend $1500 and a few days of your time on the cooling alone.

They screwed up hard with this slide, they trimmed it from the video

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1583204564492115972

 

[freeagent]

Ah yes, back to the era of FX 9590 + R9 295x2 wattage, what a time to be alive! /s

Its funny how things that were old come back in fashion again

Rigs that can pull 800w+ at the wall might be commonplace again.

The last time I was able to pull 800w at the wall was with X5690 and GTX 570 SLi all running F@H.

Thats full load, not even playing a game