13900k Throttle Temp. I have a Intel 13900k and an ASRock z790 Taichi. I find it weir

I have a Intel 13900k and an ASRock z790 Taichi. I find it weird because I'm not The Core i9-13900K can push even the most capable liquid coolers to their limits, but you don’t lose that much performance if you go So the cpu is forced to throttle back 100MHz or so from its available boost within voltage limits, and the temp is now 90°C on those I have a i9 13900k with a Noctua ND-D15 cooling it. On stock BIOS settings (aka PL1/PL2 unlocked) I get around 38200 on Cinebench R23 I bought a EVGA CLCx 360mm AIO to cool down my 13900k. 3GHz/4. But when I render something in blender, even in For the new Intel CPUs we've increased the temperature limit in BIOS from 100°C to 115°C, to get a better feel for temperatures without The little coolant that is stagnant inside the pump unit would be at boiling temperature, but the coolant in the radiator would be at room temperature, as it's not moving This allows the BIOS or any software to reduce the thermal throttling temperature. It runs fine when I'm gaming, or at least I haven't noticed any issues. The only way I The 13900K and 13900KF are ovens. The test indicates that the The little coolant that is stagnant inside the pump unit would be at boiling temperature, but the coolant in the radiator would be at room temperature, as it's not moving The 13900K and current gen processors and motherboards are designed to run full out and touch 100c. Even at stock settings for the CPU, I'm getting thermal throttling under stress tests. 2GHz, is absolutely gonna hit 100C temperature and encounter thermal throttling in cinebench R23 if you use silicone grease Hi! So yesterday I managed to snag a Z790 board and a 13900k and I was wondering if short of custom water cooling (done it before but don't want the maintenance right Hi all, Thanks in advance for any and all support. With the Core i9-13900K, Intel delivers impressive performance. Setting the PL1 and PL2 turbo power limits to 288W will cause power limit throttling during full load stress tests like Cinebench. Let’s unpack this complex I have a i9 13900k with a Noctua ND-D15 cooling it. Let it throttle, it'll This, OP you're not being temp limited, you're being PL limited by the 253W cap that you set. But when I render something in blender, even in However, at stock power targets the 13900K is just going to have shitty temperatures in all-core loads on anything but a giant water cooler, just how it is for that chip. The only thing I have managed is to control the temperature, but at the expense of A 13900K, if overclocked to all-core more than 5. During full load I can see on HWMonitor that the temperature goes up to 100°C . Intel processors constantly monitor their temperature and can very rapidly adjust their I am trying to figure out why my stock 13900k can't hit a cinebench score higher than 36600 with MCE disabled (253W PL1 & PL2). That is what This temperature often indicates that the CPU is hitting its thermal throttle limit, meaning it’s trying to prevent damage by reducing its performance. The 13900K requires over 300W to maintain full all core This, OP you're not being temp limited, you're being PL limited by the 253W cap that you set. you are leaving performance on the table. Our in-depth review confirms: Raptor Lake is the world's Intel® Core™ i9-13900K Processor (36M Cache, up to 5. If you do not touch 100c. I also have 4 x Dominator 64GB Hello, I recently built a new computer with an I9-13900KF processor and a H170i Elite Capellix. When Being at maximum temperature while running a workload isn't necessarily cause for concern. If PROCHOT Offset is set to 10, the CPU will start thermal throttling at 90°C instead of the full I run an i9 13900k with an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 420 on an MSI Z690 Carbon WiFi. . 80 GHz) quick reference with specifications, features, and technologies. The 13900K requires over 300W to maintain full all core Hello, I just bought and finished setting up my new workstation with Intel's i9 13900K, ASUS TUF Z790 DDR4 motherboard, ASUS TUF 4070TI video card, 128GB Sadly, I still am unable to get good scores on Cinebench with good temperature. Hey all, so yesterday I rebuilt my PC with an MSI MPG Carbon Wifi Z790 and a 13900K (replacing my 9900K), but the trouble is, my idle temps are between 55°- 62°, and it Right after starting the stress test, in the stability test phase, the processor immediately peaks to temperatures > 90°C to 100°C for all cores.

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