Review on 🔄 Renewed Intel Core i7-4770 Quad-Core Processor 3.4GHz LGA 1150 - 8MB Cache by Jeet Anand ᠌

After having the thermal interface replaced with liquid metal, I will now proceed with the review. The surgical procedure was a success! But, the outcomes are not exactly stellar. The highest temperature experienced a dip of 8 to 10 degrees. When it was replaced, it functioned normally at 4.4 while maintaining autovoltage between 72 and 74 under 100% load render. After the replacement, the voltage dropped from 4.6 to 1.36, and the maximum hail was 94. LinX: only 30 times passes at 4.5 volts at 1.33 volts. Currently, the temperature is hovering around 90 degrees. That also began on 4.7, however there have been a number of blue screens of death. The cooler is a Noctua NH-D14, which is considered to be one of the greatest air coolers. The results of running the test scenes demonstrated that no practically meaningful increase in performance was observed. To summarize, everyone who is working with 3d Max should not expect miracles, as the performance is sufficient for the cost (I7 Extreme is inadequate). Overclocking does not provide a return on investment for the strength and nerves that are expended. But, there is a fantastic XEON E5-1240V2 available thanks to the Haswell core. The identical i7-4770, however stripped of an unused graphics core and offered at a $100 discount. I would gladly accept that if I had known everything I know now. The target of 4770k has been reached, and there is no room on the platform for any additional users. You are required to take it at LGA2022 if you want desktop graphic stations, but this is separate money, and you can already design your own cluster for them.