Intel's next-gen flagships will be hot - 98 degrees on a Core i9-11900KF processor with AIO

For several years now, Intel has been producing processors based on the 14nm process technology. At some point, this approach led to increased power consumption, because in an attempt to keep up with the red ones, they had to raise the clock frequencies to the limit. All this led to the fact that a really powerful cooling system is required to cool the Core i9-10900K and Core i7-10700K and several other similar chips. Apparently, the 11th generation can surpass the 10th in this indicator.

So, a processor is seen on the network Core i9-11900KF, which differs from the flagship only in the disabled graphics chip. Usually this allows you to reduce the temperature and heat dissipation, but not this time, because even with the use of a liquid cooling system, the pebble warmed up to 98 degrees.

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Testing was carried out in the AIDA64 FPU utility, where the Core i9-11900KF overclocked to 4.8 GHz on all cores. In this situation, there is no doubt that the GPU version will be able to “please” the owner with an even hotter disposition.

Note that the claimed TDP is 125W with actual power in PL2 mode at 250W. The test took only 56 seconds, which means that the real temperature can reach even more impressive values in heavy games and work tasks. This material was written by a site visitor and rewarded for it.

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