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Uncommon Core i9-9900T requires no active cooling, offers similar multi-thread performance to the Core i7-9750H

Uncommon Core i9-9900T requires no active cooling, offers similar multi-thread performance to the Core i7-9750H

Posted on April 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The 8-core 35 W Core i9-9900T can stand neck-to-neck with a 45 W Core i7-9750H with nothing more than just a large heat sink… for a set amount of time, at least.

When compared to the hexa-core 9th gen Core i7 series, the octa-core 9th gen Core i9 series is able to offer superior multi-thread performance. However, can a passively-cooled Core i9 SKU maintain its performance advantage over a standard Core i7?
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