Review on 🦸 Power Up with the Intel Core i7-10700K Avengers Collector's Edition Processor - 8 Cores up to 5.1 GHz Unlocked LGA1200 (Intel 400 series chipset) 125W by Quan Ho (Jason) ᠌

I changed my old i7 3770K to this processor. Of course, I had to upgrade the mother (I took the GIGABYTE Z490 AORUS PRO AX), DDR4 memory and NVME SSD (for everyone), but it's worth it, it's nice to have all the most modern under the hood. I did not overclock, performance and so with a margin. In RDR 2 on Ultra settings in FHD with an RTX 2070 Super card, the processor load is on average 23%, the video card is loaded to the full. Lowered the dynamic voltage in the BIOS by 115 mV. In the Aida 64 test, with three upper checkmarks under the Noctua U12S cooler, a maximum of 66 "C. Before the voltage was lowered, it was 10 degrees more. A trifle, but nice. In RDR2, the temperature is 45'C. At room temperature (outside +18), the temperature under the cover 29-31'C. In general, lowering the voltage is a cool thing, the temperatures drop so that if you don’t play, you can safely leave one fan at 500 rpm in the case and enjoy the silence. But since I have a gaming computer and there are 9 fans (with a power supply unit and a video card), I lowered the speed everywhere to 400-500 rpm in idle time, and it is not audible even at night in complete silence.