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Comet Lake-S may require hefty CPU coolers: Core i9-10900F shown to have a 170 W PL1 (TDP) and 224 W PL2 for a 4.6 GHz all-core boost

Intel Core i9-10900F power requirements leaked – and you’ll need a beefy CPU cooler

Posted on April 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel’s Core i9-10900 is a power-hungry beast of a processor which will need a seriously powerful cooling solution, if the latest from the rumor mill turns out to be correct.

For the uninitiated, this may be the 10-core flagship CPU of the Comet Lake range which the chip giant is supposedly ready to reveal at the end of April.

We’ve already heard speculation concerning Intel’s alleged struggles to get the power demands of this processor under control (which indeed may be part of the puzzle when it comes to the delay of Comet Lake), and a post on Twitter seemingly underlines the situation here.
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Computers & IT Tags:comet, Intel, Intel Core i9, Intel Core i9-10900F, processor, rumor, TechRadar, Twitter

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