New 14900ks for my 4090 set up . Going to delid and Lapp her and see what she can do .

I currently work as a green badge in IMO and my interview for that position was very informal. I'm concerned with the technical/math questions they will ask and want to be prepared. What are questions they ask and how should I prepare?

Looks like in light of the recent intel core i9 13th/14th Gen issues. Asus has release a beta bios to run CPUs at Intel baseline specs...

https://preview.redd.it/73dqbzey6pvc1.png?width=1311&format=png&auto=webp&s=a57ca1478983e939155722ab6067783c1daa95e2

The title means just that. Will the next gen CPUs stick to the same amd64/x86_64 or will they adopt the new x86-s architecture? Any updates or leaks from anyone?

For those who do not know, x86-s is a proposed simplified intel architecture that drops all 16 bit support and has support for only 64 bit (both kernel and user modes) and 32 bit (user mode only; cannot support a 32 bit OS but can run 32 bit apps).

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/envisioning-future-simplified-architecture.html

Has the intel RMA experience always been this bad? I've been building for 20 years and have never had to RMA a chip before but this has been painful.

I get things take time, but yikes.

Just for reference:

04/04 - open ticket, describe issue
04/05 - receive response asking for more info -> I respond with all info 10 minutes later
04/11 - receive response saying the processor is faulty and asking for my shipping information -> respond with shipping info
04/16 - receive response asking for proof of purchase -> respond with proof of purchase
04/18 - receive response asking for FPO/ATPO & to pick my warranty replacement option -> ??? I had to provide this information in order to open the ticket to begin with & already provided my address for the standard return.

Let's take an i9-14900K as an example. If we keep everything at stock settings in the BIOS but disable e-cores, hyperthreading, TVB and only keep "Turbo Mode" enabled...the CPU frequency for all cores will be 5.8GHz.
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However this doesn't seem to reflect Intel's own specifications on the CPU. The Performance-core Max Turbo Frequency is 5.6Ghz and Intel Turbo Boost 3.0 is 5.8Ghz. Why isn't the CPU running at an all core clock of 5.6Ghz instead? According to the literature I've read on Turbo Boost 3.0, it identifies the best cores on the CPU and boosts them accordingly, as long as there is power and thermal headroom. Yet it's boosting all cores to 5.8Gghz.
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I'm just not clear what exactly is supposed to be the all P-core frequency, because running P-cores only at default settings for voltage/frequency/power limits/etc. differs from the specs Intel posts on their website.
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Any help would be appreciated.

So I have 14600kf mounted on older asus tuf b660m board.

Trust me I have changed 4 coolers, 3 air and one aio and not a single one was able to cool down this bastardo.

Turning off asus performance enchancement was just a placebo effect.

Finally after couple of horrid months I've solved it. Updated bios and disabling CEP gave me very healthy temperature in cinebench 23 testing. Hottest it got is like 76c-79c, whether before it instantly went to 90c-100c.

So I havent even undervolted anything and i have -25 degres instantly and all that without sacrificing much (CB score was just below 24k before, now is around 23200).

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Thank you MSI!

Ordering a Lenovo IdeaPad 5 pro 14' with core ultra 5 125h, 32 gigs of Ram and 512gb SSD with an IPS screen. Though it comes with a long lasting battery, nowhere does leneovo mention Intel evo certification. Neither could I find any list of Intel evo laptops on Intel website. What do you think?

so i recently upgraded from a Ryzen 9 5900X to a Intel i9 14900KS cuz i like computer stuff and having an overkill pc = cool. anyways, i ran into some BSODs and got my cpu and motherboard and basically every part in my pc returned and replaced, while doing that i upgraded my psu to a 1050w. after that, i still ran into BSODs and searched youtube and google to find the problem and all i can do was undervolt and underclock (that's fucked cuz that's a waste of money, i dont mind undervolting tho).

while trying to sleep last night, i kept thinking about this and this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcjkNSySzsg&t=1554s came up on my youtube home and i watched.

basically, this low views youtuber just showed the solution to my problem. but the problem is, im not the type of guy to fuck around the bios much unless its really important, so i dont really know what the NZXT equivalent settings this guy has.

here's my specs just in case it matters:

NZXT N7 Z790

Intel i9 14900KS

64GB DDR5 6400mhz ram

RTX 4070 ti

Lian Li Galahad II Trinity for AIO