Coffee lake power draw and benchmarks

[hybrid666]

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System Specs:



Z370 SYSTEM SPECS
CPU - Intel Core i7-8700K
RAM - 16GB dual-channel G-Skill RGB @ 3200MHz
HDD - 512GB Samsung 960 Pro M.2 PCI-e 3.0 SSD
MOTHERBOARD - Asus ROG Strix Z370 Gaming-E Extreme
POWER SUPPLY - Be Quiet! Dark Power Pro 11
COOLING - CoolerMaster MasterLiquid Pro 280mm
GPU - Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti

POWER DRAW SPOILER:




FULL CREDIT and REVIEW GOES HERE:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017...-8700k-review/

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Z370 Boards would be the only available boards for 2017 and the remaining boards (B260, etc) targetted to be released on Q1 2018 (possibly).

Although Coffee lake is 1151, it will be unusable on older boards (z170, z270, and lower models) due to power requirements.

[hybrid666]

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[Sempron Guy]

kanang 8700k sa chart dili na stock settings, naka on ang MCE (multi core enhancement) ana sa bios mao iya score as indicated sa cinebench multi core taas kaayo. I'd assume that holds true sa rest of the results on that review.

[hybrid666]

kanang 8700k sa chart dili na stock settings, naka on ang MCE (multi core enhancement) ana sa bios mao iya score as indicated sa cinebench multi core taas kaayo. I'd assume that holds true sa rest of the results on that review.

That I don't know since the only mention of Auto/Default setting is ang Clock Speed.

Btw, forgot to mention a con: It ran at 90C (full load) on AUTO settings (wtf?). Cooler paired: CoolerMaster MasterLiquid Pro 240

This could be the possible trade-off given the results above