Review on 💻 Intel Core i7-8700 Desktop Processor: 6 Core, Up to 4.6 GHz, LGA 1151 300 Series, 65W Power Consumption by Micha Ambroziak ᠌

There are a few points about the crazyness of coolers and temperature dances. 1) There are two Intel algorithms SpeedStep and SpeedShift. They change the pressure and frequency of the stone depending on the tasks - that is, the frequency drops from 4700 to 800 almost instantly if the percentage is not loaded. That's why the temperature fluctuates (because it's measured instantly and not according to the average), and that's why the cooler goes crazy. 2) In normal motherboards like Maximus X hero, there is a thin load of coolers - setting 4 temperature ranges, which correspond to the speed of rotation of coolers / CBO pump. Accordingly, there are measurement steps from several milliseconds (as I understand it, by default) to several seconds. that is, set the step for a few seconds and the speed of the coolers will no longer twitch, but will change smoothly. 3) As for temperatures - it depends on the mode of synchronization of the nuclei. By default, one core is 4300, (in turbo mode 4700), the rest are in descending order. But you can set the synchronous of all cores in the BIOS so that all 6 on 4700 and above work. In this case, it heats up a little more, and the voltage of 1.3+ is set. In general, I was afraid of overheating - but it seems that in vain. Prots with great potential for overclocking, but is friends with the right motherboards. ated 04.02. I changed the thermal paste to Phobya NanoGrease Extreme - it is almost 2 times more effective than usual ones. I put in a custom PASSIVE copper radiator (handmade), installed flow temperature sensors, it turned out PPC how cool! 4700 across all 6 cores, manual voltage 120225. In the stress tests of LinX 0.7.0, three cycles without errors warm up the max to 84 percent at the peak (average 65). Even for the buoys they never swam. So percent - super! In normal tasks, the pump is 20% and silent operation. In general, I recommend, but with a normal LSS.