does it make sense? as from data i have seen 13700kf in full boost (5.4 ghz on p cores and whatever maximum on e cores) consumes 280w
as i understand i wouldn't be able to use air cooler (at least without different fans?)
for information where i live deepcool ls720 costs 130, peerless assassin 120 se about 40
as i understand assasin wouldn't even allow cpu to break 5 ghz barrier making even 13600kf work much better?
#air cooling 13700kf
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I have a 12700K and my beQuiet Dark Rock Pro 4 is able to dissipate around 230W sustained with a peak of around 270W. But I only ever hit that kind of wattage when OC'ed to 5.0 all-core and when benchmarking. In my most CPU-intense game, it only pulls around 150W where the CPU sits at around 80°C with the fan at 50%. I'd strongly recommend getting either a Thermalright or Theralgrizzly contact frame if you want to run an air cooler. Without the contact frame, the CPU was only able to sustain around 190W.
The 12700K will only pull more than 250W under VERY heavy loads. So unless you render a lot on your CPU, you'd be fine with an air cooler
13700 pulls even more
and yes contact frame and different fans (artic p12 max, 3 of them) is minium for me
as i found best cooler (that i can find locally for reasonable price) pentawave z06d
For gaming loads you’ll most likely be fine
If you dont need the multicore though i’d look at getting a ryzen 7700 instead
with your logic i should get 12100f lol
Huh?
No, a quad core is barely enough now