The Unreleased Intel CC150 - An 8 Core CPU Made Exclusively For Nvidia?

[@12100F]

its the GeForce Now CPU!

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yep :) not sure if it still is?

[@ItsSahendra]

@@RandomGaminginHD It still is for some "Free" tier servers that pair the CC150 with a GTX 1060 (only if you are playing a less demanding game)

[@kitsunesenkosaan]

@@ItsSahendra what is the higher plan cpu and gpu?

[@zetahalo]

​@@kitsunesenkosaani think it depends on the game. If you play something less demanding like terraria for example it gives you a weaker pc that uses less power and for more demanding games it gives u better stuff

[@SuperHD2]

@@RandomGaminginHD It is still in use i have a some screenshots.

[@brandonupchurch7628]

I'm really suprised Intel didn't lock these out of normal consumer boards in the management engine like they started doing with the Xeon CPU with Skylake.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah I was expecting more issues compatibility wise for sure

[@Nanorisk]

⁠@@RandomGaminginHDif it’s locked, nvidia will not be able to recover a dime when dumping these chips. I would negotiate a lower price if I am nvidia, that’s less money for Intel, why would intel do that?

[@qzy-179SanTzxkW]

BIOS update "fix" incoming

[@s1mph0ny]

@@Nanorisk That same logic would apply to skylake-x, the last brutally murdered member in a line of workstation class platforms. Clearly intel isn't against screwing over everyone including themselves.

[@a1253688]

Intel didn't lock these out of normal consumer boards because it's not being a publicly processor

[@niezzayt3809]

The GeForce Now server is running a heavily Optimized Windows 11 which also barebone. No bloat, no windows apps, just the Windows kerneI itself with complete version of DirectX 12 Ultimate, and of course all iterations of Vulkan. The windows alone is so lightweight. It's idle using less than 1GB of RAM. The only bad thing, this version of Windows GeForce Now is very difficult to find if you interested to use it.

[@abhimaanmayadam5713]

you could pprobably get something very close if you use an iot version of windows.

[@ABaumstumpf]

It is not hard to get windows down to sub 1GB RAM - but for that you need to make your own custom installer and ISO which most people are not willing to do (also not capable either)

[@ashton9699]

However the Enterprise LTSC and IOT versions are close enough and easily available.

[@affoe1618]

basically custom i9 9th gen is really crazy at that price😮

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah not bad at all :)

[@rafradeki]

you can get ryzen 5 3600 for that price, a better cpu overall

[@affoe1618]

@@rafradeki better in basically no way😂 6 cores vs 8 and isnt faster in any way on average according to userbenchmark

[@rafradeki]

@@affoe1618 You know its running at 3.5ghz, not 5.0ghz. Also did you see the video? It trades blows with i5-8400 despite having 8 cores

[@affoe1618]

@@rafradekiclock speed isnt everything, the i5 8400 only has a turboboost of 3.8ghz itself, and the i5 was only trading blows because the single core performance was better so in that case the cores dont matter, i really dont care abt u wanting to be some know it all nerd on a budget pc youtubers comment section😂 just let people have their fun nobody cares abt ur erm ackthually ryzen 5. obviously this cpu is only cool to get if you already have a coffeelake motherboard to play with and want to do multicore shit

[@SlickOnTop]

We appreciate you finding these rare gems!

[@Blind-Ambition]

to be honest, Coffee lake is still acceptable these days. I still rock an i9-9900 with 64GB RAM and an RTX 4060ti and not once felt like I was missing out on anything with general gaming scenarios

[@chelector]

Yeah, my 9900k and my 6900 Xt still can keep up.

[@CelMaiIubitDintrePamanteni]

9700k here with 2080 TI 16 gb 3600 cl16 ,still kicking above it s weight class

[@bulutcagdas1071]

Absolutely true. Sure you may not be able to hit 120-140 Hz refresh rates at new games but you can still push for 60 Hz at 1440p if you have the GPU power.

[@samjackson7701]

​@@CelMaiIubitDintrePamanteni I thought you were saying you had a 16gb 2080 Ti and I was jealous for a split second 😂

[@danfay6201]

I9 9900k @ 5.1ghz 32GB 3600mhz ddr4 and a 3090 here Living the dream.

[@trrishen14]

Have been using the CC150 with a 3060 12Gb for the past year, mainly for LLM and ComfyUI. The low power consumption makes it ideal to run 24/7.

[@nmlss-r9]

Have you measured mostly idle consumption? I'm running a Ryzen pro as a NAS which spends most time idle handling some torrent traffic and I'm not happy with the idle power consumption. And I'm guessing you can't enable ECC errors as the board probably does not support that but I would appreciate confirmation.

[@GLDragon93]

Nice finding. I knew about the "mutants" like QTJ2 but this one is quite interesting as it's in theory officially supported. And the low power consumption means it could be dropped in h310m board. Might look into it for a cpu upgrade on my brother's system, currently using an i5 9400f and gtx 1070. Gonna find a cheap 1151 system to test it as I was planning to make some use for my old 5600XT, I was planning to sell it but I need to investigate the driver crashing issues I had before deciding selling it (always DDU'ed and only WHQL drivers)

[@SimonBannow]

Cool little CPU, never heard about it before now!

[@waynespencer6523]

Funny enough I’ve been looking at these chips and you do a video! Thanks!

[@carter7894]

Great video! Always loved your channel and have watched every vid ;)

[@sesesese4247]

I have this cpu bought it like 3 months ago. Very good for daily tasks. In regards to gaming, I have it paired with a RX 5700 and 16 gbs of ram. On performance mode, I get 180+fps stable with render distance to epic. Assa creed odessey? 80 fps stable on high settings. Black ops 6 easy 100+fps on balanced and around 80 on high settings. For a 300EU pc it is a very capable cpu

[@itz_me_kratos]

Woww it's a impressive build for 300Eu

[@ProstachokMudrec]

CC150 is (almost) a i9-9900T with mysterious name. Which is cool, easy to cool, but for the same 60$ you can purchase QTJ0/QTJ1 - i9-10980HK soldered on adapter to fit into 1151v1/1151v2 socket, overclockable and with turbo boost. In Russia, sometimes these two are romantically called "The Best Ending for 1151" .

[@Al_Lergic]

cringe

[@alancarr195]

I have qtj0 and qtj1, they are the hidden gems of 1151 with z370 or z390 mobo. My qtj0 I've had up to 5.6ghz and beating 12700k in cinebench multithread benchmarks, long as you can cool it they can push up to 220w, rly tho my best results came from like 5ghz with slight undervolt and 135w cap so it would boost turbo clocks infinite and stable. They really are amazing cpu you can get for under 80$

[@TheMenaceOfMidladderDecks]

Womp​@Al_Lergic

[@16gbramisntenough]

You are ​@Al_Lergic

[@m1k4n57]

Where can I find this cpu?

[@carloscuevas8268]

You review every piece of hardware that I’m interested in. Definitely one of my favorite channels!

[@UbergamR447]

OMG i only heard rumours about youtube randomly unsubscribing ppl from channels but now it happened to me too! I noticed that i havent seen a new video from you in two weeks, i used the search tool to search for your name through my subscriptions and it didnt find anything, then when i directly went on your channel i saw that big button saying subscribe. damn. so i resubbed.. great video :)

[@McShave]

Yeah had that. I also get shadow unsubs. You're still subbed but youtube stops showing the channel in your feed or sub list. So many channels I thought had stopped making videos, until you remember about them and do a manual search for them.

[@MrErathes]

I am so glad that you made this video. I found a dell vostro 3670 office pc last year that had an i5 8400. I turned it into a gaming pc by upgrading to an i5 8600(slapped a rx 5700xt in there and a proper psu) since the i7/i9 cpus are too expensive on ebay. This is the perfect in slot upgrade for the platform and I hope it will work.

[@davidromero3122]

So interesting! Thanks for finding weird hardware for us!

[@TheJoshbuddy]

That's a fascinating CPU.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah I’d never heard of it until about 2 weeks ago!

[@TheJoshbuddy]

@@RandomGaminginHD I'd never head about it until today, thanks for the vid! Glad you included the CPU comparison.

[@grizzlyindustries7593]

As someone with an i5-8400, 16gb ram, and Z370 motherboard I have been using on my test bench, yet more than my own desktop. This is an awesome find.

[@mraltoid19]

Ryzen 5 8400f vs Core i5 8400 has to be done at some point. Then maybe a "Generation vs Generation" with the Core i5 8400 with a Radeon RX-580 vs a Ryzen 5 8400 with an Arc B580?

[@sudiptagupta2892]

i5 8400 is a very old processor ryzen 5 8400f modern processor..i5 8400 cant handle latest aaa title new gpus will be bottleneck i5 8400

[@itsmilan4069]

​@@sudiptagupta2892but the memes my dude think about the memes

[@morzemus1805]

​@@sudiptagupta2892Even then, it's the kind of silly comparison these kinds of channels do from time to time. Like pairing top tier CPU with entry level GPU and vice versa. Or benchmarking a top tier GPU with the iGPU.

[@EbonySaints]

The battle between a "long in the tooth" workhorse GPU and one that's "two steps forward, one step back". That would be fun. And then match the brands together and watch the RX 580 get murdered by modern games while the Ryzen 5 8400f is relatively fine and the B580 choke on the four old cores of the i5 that can't handle a future with more than that.

[@finnbianga4189]

​@@EbonySaintsThe i5 8400 has 6 cores tho

[@johonatanbanovski2774]

I upgraded to a cc150 from a i5 9500f Due to my use case i needed more cores. Gave my pc new life for 60 usd. Works like a charm. I even got later a deal for a 7800xt, it does bottleneck but still i get more then 60fps on 1440p on everything i play (Guardians of the galaxy most. Recently) . If you have an old 1151v2 and i5 or i3 paired with it, i would recommend it as an upgrade 10/10.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Nice upgrade :)

[@afiqzikry6782]

What board you use?

[@ThomasFarmer21]

I wonder if the CC stands for Cloud Chip or something like that

[@mikapr0]

love u m8, love this videos.

[@yasirrakhurrafat1142]

Hey bro, I just wanna mention. If you could show small sinppets/clips of gameplay per each individual hardware change.. it'd be much appreciated. Being able to look at cpu, power, ram, vram, gpu utilisation figures is awesome, and very useful at times. I once found that a haswell/broadwell generation cpu performed better than the i9 9900k per cpu utilisation, especially the performance per power consumption was better in games in simple terms. Its a convoluted metric to explain how its scaling matters or how it is useful, but it is useful.

[@itsTyrion]

19 seconds ago nice. How you doin? Had a good start into the year?

[@RandomGaminginHD]

:) good thanks. You?

[@itsTyrion]

@ can’t complain except for today (public transport limbo for a few hours)

[@TheSlowDude]

Awesome as always :-)

[@arch1107]

if you already have the ram and motherboard seems like a interesting cpu, seems easy to cool down

[@SimonBannow]

If you're living in the Sahara desert or in L.A. atm yeah. *bad joke aside, yes you're abso right!

[@arch1107]

@@SimonBannow it is like a 9th gen, before intel went bananas with power consumption, without turbo mode on any of the cores it has a predictable power usage easy to cool down, you for the other part, it seems you touched too much grass for today and overheated, you need a 140mm heatsink in your head

[@RANDOMNATION907]

Keep a watch out for a Ryzen 5800G APU. They're 5700G's that binned exceptionally well (golden samples). They were used in workstation pc's.

[@wingchong68]

Thank you. It's just a CPU I was looking for.😊

[@latioseon7794]

I have two of these, basically a Xeon E that runs under 1v core, I modded one to run on a Z170 board, super cheap and performs pretty well.

[@yoppindia]

why did you need to mod? does it not boot without moding? moding means patched bios?

[@kket19]

@@yoppindia cc150 is lga 1151v2 and Z170 is 1151v1

[@Xeraser2]

This and a 1080 Ti would make for an excellent high end emulation rig.

[@PaulXPZ]

My current rig has an i9 9900K (OCd to 5 Ghz) paired with a 4080 and this cpu being basically a custom version of it really does confirm I was being bottlenecked for a while there. I made the jump to the 4080 from a 2080, so back when I first built the system it was pretty much top of the line. I've now ordered and received my upgrades, namely the 9800X3D along with a compatible mobo and ram. I had to make the upgrade in 2 parts, first gpu then cpu cause you know.. the costs :) Can't wait to assemble it either tomorrow or saturday

[@kenoalbatros]

Interesting find, thanks for trying it out for us! Did you also measure the idle power consumption? Because looking at the gaming power consumption it looks like this is an efficiency optimized i9 9900k which could make a very nice choice for a home server of sorts.. if the idle power consumption is also nicely optimized. Would be great if you could find the time!

[@mzmknight]

We need minimum spec on Arma Reforger (♥ the vids)

[@yannputralecoz335]

Hi thanks for the good videos as always but could you test out games like helldivers and space marines when you benchmark cpus because i know they are quite intensive and I think would be more interesting as a cpu benchmark compared to black ops 6.

[@InternationalLiaison]

Bro, just get your hands on the very rare XEON E3-1290-V2

[@MentinkPC]

I have been making great efforts to find a CPU to drop into a z370 board that I have without breaking the bank price/performance wise with the way overpriced secondhand i9 lineup. I even took a look at the price of ES chips and those are still more expensive with limited compatibility. This video is a godsend to me because I want good performance without a high cost for a home server setup. That was of course before my father-in-law gifted me a whole server system for Christmas that his business never used. That's a 2011-3 socket so there are plenty of budget-friendly chips for that, even at the high end with the E5-2699 V4.

[@ZERARCHIVE2023]

Thats the good vid i enjoy of ya

[@Dave5281968]

Nice find. A little pricey for an old CPU/motherboard setup, but a nice find all the same. I'm on an HP Z440 with a Xeon E5-2640 v4 with 32G DDR4 and an RX 580, and that machine does VERY good on games even though the E5-2640 is not really ideal for gaming. Linux is likely helping out a lot in that regards. The old workstations seem to do extremely well, especially considering their prices today. (Mine was 109USD shipped, plus 50USD for a couple of SSD's and 125USD for a still new RX 580. 60fps+ in Horizon Zero Dawn at 1080p Medium.)

[@The_2_2For_Real]

The frametime looked horrible with it tho, guess I just hope for a flatline myself when I game.

[@boabs]

good vid. the problem with ali expres is get hit with import tax to the uk.

[@franzbeckenbauer242]

Well, cost of "brexit"

[@MeowMeowMeowMeowMeowMeowMeowww]

Looks like a good CPU for a mini PC or laptop. The missing boost keeps the thermals in control.

[@ZeRDTechGaming]

Love your videos. I'm already on Ebay trying to buy one 😅

[@BelLavoroAutoSpa]

Thanks for this video. I was wondering how much better it was than 8th gen i5s. Cheaper than a i7 or i9 as well from that generation.

[@polarvortex6601]

rocking a 9th gen refresh who has lasted me 5-6 years so far. it lacks hyperthreading but who cares

[@jay-5061]

​@polarvortex6601 anyone with a half decent gpu will regret not having HT

[@MrNeverseeme]

I built a machine with an Engineer Sample of the P4, the build consisted of the XPC case and components. I got it to boot Win95, Win98. Win Millennium, Win 2000, Win Xp, & Win Vista, all in one compact machine. I guess it was the lottery CPU?

[@huajunwen7307]

Glad to see it here 😂😂 It is priced at 300CNY~(41US Dollars~) in the Chinese used market when I first came across it a few months ago. Many comments that it is not really suitable for gaming because it does not have turbo function.But due to it's low power consumption even under full load(no turbo), it might actually be a good choice for NAS builds😂😂.

[@Maxw3llTheGreat]

This would make a killer homelab cpu for the money. You could run a lot of services with it without drinking power

[@MOHAMEDFATHALAH]

A great potential for a NAS server with ECC support

[@Wushu-viking]

CS 2 results are interesting. Frequency seems very crucial with this game (IPC not so much - weirdly). The higher IPC i3-12100F has too little cores (and HyperThreading not really utilized by the CS engine as always).

[@putm6228]

i've seen a review that says overclocking is enabled so maybe an idea to strap on a aio and go nuts? have also seen it strapped to a z170 so it would be a great upgrade for someone with a i7 6700k EDIT: seems the z170 has a modded bios

[@yoppindia]

hmm

[@yurak4003]

No, bro. This cpu OC locked. Z170 early bios can OC by fsb, but only desktop cpu 6-7 gen. If u modd ur bios, FSB OC - disable.

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

Not that they are easily findable for cheap but the i7 9700f (8 core 8 thread) is still a much beloved CPU. Kind of a weird change to not use hyperthreading for intel with the 8th/9th-gen series but with excellent turboboost freq and plenty of cores it still performs surprisingly well. A lot of the oddball CPUs get overlooked but many are gems.

[@takehirolol5962]

It was always a meh CPU

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

@@takehirolol5962 - lol, it still puts up great numbers even on modern titles without bottlenecking much much newer gpus.

[@BalancedSpirit79]

I have that same CPU in one of my backup PCs and it’s got good power for a 65W.

[@takehirolol5962]

@@ghosttheoremproductions5469 I agree, but there was Intel top monster...the i9 9900K

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

@ - I have one running 125 watts under boost on a Z370 board. Cheapo 240mm AIO cooler is plenty even at the higher wattage. Iirc it's at 4.5GHz all core. The 8th and 9th gen i7s definitely benefit a lot when allowed to stretch their legs.

[@johnk7134]

Hello @randomgaminginHD, happy gaming with the I7. can you please make a video if you can about ddr5 vs ddr4 performance on the lga1700? the main thing are the lows

[@Chris-yy7qc]

Nice. But the prices since jumped up to 75-80 bucks. Now its not really a deal anymore. A 12100f offers basically the same performance, is much more recent and its less of a hassle to find a mainboard from a known brand for it. Infact I recently built a new HTPC with a 12100f and a Gigabyte H610 board. With the price in mind, it offers crazy performance.

[@aavvironalex]

I have stumbled upon one of these, I am watching this because I kind of recommended it to my friend, we shall see if we are to get it. If I find a 9700K for the same price, I will tell them to get that (they already had the board for a few years).

[@JensAllerlei]

Powers my first steps into homeserver territory due to the ECC support 😊

[@kennethhowerton3983]

Any LGA1700 sockets like that on the market? Spent an extra $50 on my mobo for a bclock generator for overclocking locked chips. Got a 12100f running at 4.9 all core with a $30 tower cooler. (I built cheap with intentions of later upgrading and hand-me-downing my current parts) I wanna see what one of these stripped down custom chips can do with custom volatage and clock speeds. 🤔

[@nightblood9462]

Intel Cc150 is basically a custom i9 9900 T or F but renamed and it came from Chinese market

[@m8x425]

That's not bad for people that have a lga1151/300-series board and maybe they want to upgrade beyond an i3 or i5-8400. But Yeah, my issue with the lga1151/300 platform is a 9900k is so damned expensive, but a i7-10700k can be found for a decent amount cheaper and lga1200 boards are close to the same price as lga1151/300-series boards. Really, I can't see these Intel platforms being viable anyway because I can usually find a brand new Ryzen 7 5700x for a bit cheaper than a used Core i7-10700k. Although, sometimes you can find lga1200 motherboard and processors for really low prices if you're at the right place at the right time. I bought a Core i9-10850k for $180 back in November. But the 10850k for $180 being a good deal is also debatable because I've seen used Ryzen 9 5900x processors going for $200.

[@incensedmars873]

is there a way to get your afterburner/riva tuner overlay ?

[@eaproductions9370]

Would you be able to test if you can install windows 11 with this cpu?

[@wiredmind]

It's not on the official list, so is likely to require a bypass (simple to do with Rufus or Regedit) but it should run just fine when it's installed.

[@sesesese4247]

@@eaproductions9370 this cpu is plug and play for Windows 11. It worked directly when i installed the cpu

[@donec245]

Certainly, I'm using this chip and upgraded to windows 11 flawlessly, coffee lake chip is officially supported by MS

[@gamingexam]

Can you make an video of lossless scaling whith battlemage b580 path tracing.

[@CornBreadMan264]

Try doing AVX2 workload and see if it hits 95W TDP.

[@MadIIMike]

If you still have the CC150, could you check if it works in Fujitsu/Dell/HP OEM boards? I assume a lot of them shipped with low end CPUs, while most people might have build a System with at least a 6 core i5.

[@MrErathes]

This is exactly what I'm wondering about as well. I have a Dell vostro 3670 office pc turned gaming PC with an i5 8600. I can't be bothered to shell out the money for an 8th/9th Gen i7/i9 on eBay. This cpu would make for a perfectly cheap final upgrade.

[@Knaeckebrotsaege]

whoever replied to this got censored by YT. shows "1 reply" but clicking on it shows nothing

[@MrErathes]

@@Knaeckebrotsaege I'm the one that replied. I can see my comment just fine on the KZbin app and in a browser window while not signed in. It must be something on your end. This is what I replied with if you're curious: "This is exactly what I'm wondering about as well. I have a Dell vostro 3670 office pc turned gaming PC with an i5 8600. I can't be bothered to shell out the money for an 8th/9th Gen i7/i9 on eBay. This cpu would make for a perfectly cheap final upgrade."

[@Arcium]

Upgraded my i5-8400 in an Acer Nitro N50 (OEM motherboard) to a CC150 with no issues :)

[@angryangus3178]

You are an every-man tester. You review the kind of hardware that us normal people can afford. Don't change bro.

[@TheSpotify95]

Not bad - to be honest, I'd have one of these purely on the fact that it performs well whilst not being a standard part, as in not part of Intel's standard range.

[@s1acr457]

Id like to see if this handles bclk oc well?

[@C0SSTY]

8c/16t with ecc memory for 60£? This cpu could be great for home servers. Shame it probably doesnt have igpu.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah can confirm no igpu

[@OneTwoWolf]

Very interesting chip, I'd never heard of it before! Is there any chance intel forgot to lock overclocking on it, given it was basically only being sold to Nvidia?

[@GrabASpriteB]

Does this have support for resizable bar? I have an i5-9600k and would like a little upgrade for my Arc A750.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Doesn’t appear to. At least it didn’t work with my board, even when I enabled it in the bios

[@johonatanbanovski2774]

It has support I have an asus b365 prime k mobo with a cc150 and 7800xt And resizble bar worked for me after a bios update.

[@korchevatel]

Technically, any PCIe v3 capable motherboard can have it, but unless you have 10th gen or later you gotta hack the BIOS to make the option appear. Only 10th gen Intel and Zen 2 onward has ReBAR out of the box.

[@GrabASpriteB]

@@korchevatel Some 8th and 9th gen motherboards have native rebar support.

[@ABaumstumpf]

If ReBar is not enabled for your 9600K then it does not matter what CPU you use: that already has Rebar. The problem is that motherboards and UEFI needs to enable that feature. Even Haswell (intel 4xxx CPUs) supports that feature but good luck finding any MoBo even for Coffeelake that enables it.

[@MinhPhungNhatMifu]

I upgraded for my friend from a 9400F. He can't afford for the i7 8700 nor 8700K Got the CPU for him at $60, sell the 9400F for $35 He can't be more happy. Game such as The Finals demolish CPU, and he went from unplayable to 70 80 FPS with a GTX 1060

[@SEEDERSVN]

true true

[@msebasg]

Asking this takes me back to 2015 when I was clueless about PCs but would this chip work on *any* LGA 1151 board? Will it boot on an h110 motherboard?

[@jlmpc8733]

Some sources say its unlocked tho. did you try it?

[@user-yr3om5lx2y]

Wow crazy value on a older playform

[@cadetsparklez3300]

reminds me of the 8 core 5 ghz base xeon for the military in 2016

[@devilzuser0050]

This is the cpu is for modding a Z170 board BIOS to allow Coffelake, and have 8core for win7 with legal mobo driver support without being AMD or HEDT.

[@PlayingItWrong]

Seems like it'd be a dream for servers.

[@tbd-vicho8336]

I currently have an i5 8400 and I would like to give it a small upgrade without changing the motherboard, which is a z390, what CPU do you recommend? I forgot to say I have a gtx 1660 and another 1070

[@somedude1119]

What are the chances this will work on a Dell 7470 AIO? was thinking about upgrading my 9500 to a 9900 but it costs quite a bit. Edit: nvm - thats a 95 watt chip. I am hoping to move to a 65 watt or lower chip with more performance

[@ricksanchez3628]

I think its a great CPU to be fair...maxed out your 4060 so that has to count for something...and it runs so cool

[@PuOop-j9l]

no overclocking?

[@R1b3z]

What about OC is it possible?

[@jeusrkinggaming6451]

im planing to buy rtx2060 8gb is it compatible with intel i7 12700kf?

[@IND4GR0V3]

can this chip be overclocked ?

[@ptah4000]

Any OC options for that CPU?

[@yurak4003]

z370 motherbords with clock generator. 105-107 Fsb. 3.5x105=3675 (+175mhz); 3.5x107=3745 (+245mhz). It's not worth it because the CPU frequency is too low.

[@jesuschrist2284]

This works on a 1151? So an upgrade for the 6600k?

[@yurak4003]

Yes! Cofeemod (modding bios) + pinmod

[@jesuschrist2284]

@yurak4003 pin mod sounds scary af but will look it up ty

[@boktorinator693]

Steve my beloved

[@danielkowalski7527]

so what cpu to buy today? cheapest 1080p 60fps setup

[@heyarno]

Fascinating oddware.

[@RuruFIN]

Would be dope if these would be unlocked. Now that 3.5GHz clock is a noticeable bottleneck.

[@yurak4003]

U still can buy 9900k

[@xlogikx]

This also looks like it might make a solid cpu for a plex server.

[@reeswarren4329]

Hey bud Looking at building a little budget gaming pc Reckon eBay or market place is best or even Ali express Just concerned I might get sent a dodgy chip or something Any tips appreciated

[@nickbrugmans1861]

can this do bclk oc?

[@user-uv4le9xv8i]

I saw a Russian once using an i9 9900k on a z170, would it be possible with the cc150?

[@Robotnik123]

Would one of these be more powerful than a Core i5 9400F when teamed with a Radeon 6900XT? Mostly interested in Fortnite at 4K.

[@baljeetsingh_i]

Fortnite is ass on amd ,buy nvidia

[@4.4T]

what you think it would do against a i7 8700

[@micahottaway8455]

Hmm. Wonder how an Intel Arc B580 would perform if paired with this unusual Intel CPU?

[@user-yz1dl3eu8l]

With the b580?

[@Random_1384x]

Damn, that's pretty awesome an i9-9900kf

[@ABaumstumpf]

They have been available sporadically for a couple of years now, but often at >150$ so not really worth it.

[@vokhanhtoan7623]

without turbo boost it will be very cool to use :v