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Beard throttling does reduces the visible lifespan of Linus/Sebastian.
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Throttling doesn't actually do a very good job of matching the cooling. By the time throttling kicks in, the chip is already too hot, so it overcompensates by bringing the target down way more than actually necessary. By dialing in that power target manually (limit your CPU power until just before it throttles under load) you can get SIGNIFICANTLY better performance. My personal experience is about a 20% gain on a 13900k.
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been using 9900KS at +90C since the day it launched. those things will go obsolete way before "lifespan" becomes a concern.
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Damn we actually got a tech tip for once
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Wonder if it'd sort of last longer as the voltage will be reduced which will cause the silicon to degrade slower. All depends on if the thermal limits are set with some margin to where damage would occur.
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This is an overcomplicated anwser that can lead to a missunderstanding: thermal throttling is like a car's rev limiter, it's there so you don't melt your crap but you shouldn't abuse it or you might just find out one day.
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I don't miss cpu that had no temperature sensor built in. When you have a classroom smelling like the magic smoke from a CPU that had a literal meltdown and burnt pcb cause someone overclocked way too far.
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5090 goes hard
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I had a ryzen 5 2500U running at 400MHz and i was wondering why until i found out there was not Thermal paste from the start
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The throttle point is set so the chip isn’t likely to fail running at it all day for years.
With normal use (no overclocks) you simply don’t need to worry about thermals.
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Running your cpu at 100°C is a new normal for modern cpu nowadays
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i am sure it was implied but i think he should have specifically stated that if it didn't throttled, that it would keep getting hotter and hotter into the danger zone that WILL effect its life span, so it will throttled down to cool off a bit stay in the safe zone.
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Desktop PC users are often terrified of their CPUs hitting 80 degrees C or more.
For laptops, this is the normal CPU temperature when doing anything beyond idle.
And they don't use different silicon for either. They castrate them to reduce some lanes, clock them lower, use binnings that have more defects in the on chip caches and simpy disable some of them, too etc.
And people put notebook chips in desktops to save electricity and desktop chips in (big) notebooks to gain performance.
But the silicon of them are the same and thus, their thermal degradation is PROBABLY very similar.
Chips for industrial, automotive, aviation applications, on the other hand, do use different silicon and different processes to make them a lot more durable and heat resistant. At the cost of performance, of course, but the tryhards don't game the newest AAA title at 8K ultra on them. For now, at least.
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I can attest that instant spikes in CPU temp won't kill the CPU immediately. When I was learning overclocking and PBO for amd, I incorrectly set up my 5950x and it would immediately hit 150C. It did this a few times before I caught on. But it's been running solid ever since and haven't noticed any issues performance/stability wise.
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What makes it complicated is that even if your cooling system is sufficient for max performance today, a month later it might not be. A little dust accumulates, you start trying to save some money on your A/C bill, maybe your thermal paste degrades a bit, and all of a sudden you're throttling.
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I have set the CPUs on my 2 desktops to not exceed 80°C on full load. That should be quite a healthy target. Together with large tower coolers, I think they can still deliver a lot of processing.
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"At Least Not Until Your Warranty Expires 😂
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If there's a consistent thermal exposure then it will last a long time as well, it's actually the changes in thermal output over time that cause the biggest issue. It's called chip creep and it's caused by high/low thermal cycling.
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Well it's like a redline on a car, it is supposed to be able to operate at the max temp 24h a day at least until the warranty expires but if you take 2 identical setups, the cooler one will definitly last longer
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@Carred20
8 months ago
"At least not until your warranty expires" 😂
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