Recent content by Noztra

I am guessing "Editors Choice", "Highly Recommended" and "Great Value" award. :)

Its TPU. What do you expect? They really don't like AMD here. :)

Because its a Nvidia GPU. They always get “highly recommended” on TPU.

I said that multiple times in other reviews. As soon its an NVIDIA product slap on the "highly recommend" award. When 99% of products get an award it makes in kinda useless. Same with the pros/cons list. "14% faster than RTX 3080" is not a postive? - You are paying 800USD more for 14%...

How can a 450W BIOS be a plus? TPU always Seem to hammer AMD for their powerusage. When its NVIDIA its fine. I see there is some double standards going on here a TPU.

"TSMC is unlikely to build additional capacity for Intel, besides what it can deliver now. According to those sources, TSMC does not see Intel as a long-term customer and it is unknown what treatment will Intel get from TSMC. Surely, Intel will be able to make a deal with TSMC and secure enough...

Does this really surprise anyone? And funny how they don't write the FPS, but just "up to X % better". Intel are not using benchmarks when the results show that AMD is faster. Then benchmarks are FUD and irrelevant. Benchmarks are okay, when Intel are faster. :P

So compared to a 5 year old system, you will get 2x the performance? That is innovation.. And funny how they haven’t got any charts comparing them to Epyc/Rome.

What do you expect.. Its all about how many clicks/views they can get.

I still don’t get how a product that have more negatives, than positives can get highly recommended? Yeah they are unlocked and have HT, but how is that a positive? Just because Intel is finally not artifical limiting their product stack, they don’t deserve praise. And Reasonably priced is...

Another day, another Intel news about an upcoming CPU line. How many upcoming CPU’s do they have?

Same old story...

So motherboard makers have to redesign there entire stack or motherboards, so Intel's 10xxx series won't melt there boards. And what if people don't wanna buy a new motherboard and plug 10xxx in the "old" one, which doesn't have dual 8-pin, more robust VRM? And using dual 8-pin, more robust...

No s*hit sherlock. But 10900K is not a HEDT part, is it? Its gonna run on normal motherboards. And apparently its extremely likely since several motherboard manufacturers have claimed that they are having issues. https://videocardz.com/newz/intels-10-core-comet-lake-s-cpus-could-draw-up-to-300w...

125W TDP at 3.80 GHz. 300W+ TDP at 5,3 Ghz. Several motherboard vendors have already said they are having issues, because of the 300W+ TDP.