Intel Core i9-11900KF heats up to 98 ° C even with 360mm liquid cooling

Flagship models of central processors have at all times been distinguished by a rather hot temper and required solid cooling systems for high-quality operation, but it seems that the top-end Core i9-11900 is able to warm up to almost 100 ° C even with the most efficient cooler options.

Portal videocardz with a link to the Chiphell forum writesthat the version of the processor with the disabled integrated graphics core Core i9-11900KF under load in the AIDA64 stress test heats up to 98 ° even when paired with a three-section LSS with a 360-mm radiator. Despite the base TDP of 125W, the processor will be able to reach consumption of up to 250W, thanks to the Intel PL2 dynamic overclocking state, which was already applied in the Comet Lake-S generation

According to CPU-Z monitoring data, the chip’s voltage during testing was 1.401V, although the source reports that the actual voltage was lower and the AIDA64 only displayed 1.325V. It is also worth noting that the load of any stress tests is not consistent with typical household use. In games and work tasks, temperatures will be noticeably lower.