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i7 4790 problem
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The 4790 is a 3.6 GHz Base clocked CPU capable of ramping up as needed to 4.0 GHz it has a TDP of 84W. This i7 is locked for and is not suitable for overclocking. This can be thought of as a standard version of the 4790. It offers a mid-level of performance and energy usage compared to the other 4790 CPU's compared here.
The 4790k is a 4.0 GHz Base clocked CPU capable of ramping up as needed to 4.4 GHz it has a TDP of 88W, This i7 is unlocked and is suitable for enthusiast looking to overclock their CPU. This CPU offers the best performance and least energy efficency of the three CPU's compared here.
The 4790s is more interesting for those looking to build small form factor computers and / or save on electrical cost.
This i7 is a 3.2 GHz Base clocked CPU capable of ramping up as needed to 4.0 GHz it has a TDP of 65W. This i7 is locked and is not suitable for overclocking. This CPU offers the least performance in return for excellent energy consumption and lower heat generation compared to the other 4790 CPU models.
I hope this helped.
The 4790k is a 4.0 GHz Base clocked CPU capable of ramping up as needed to 4.4 GHz it has a TDP of 88W, This i7 is unlocked and is suitable for enthusiast looking to overclock their CPU. This CPU offers the best performance and least energy efficency of the three CPU's compared here.
The 4790s is more interesting for those looking to build small form factor computers and / or save on electrical cost.
This i7 is a 3.2 GHz Base clocked CPU capable of ramping up as needed to 4.0 GHz it has a TDP of 65W. This i7 is locked and is not suitable for overclocking. This CPU offers the least performance in return for excellent energy consumption and lower heat generation compared to the other 4790 CPU models.
I hope this helped.
crisan_tiberiu
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4970 = you cant overclock
4970k= you can overclock because it has an unlocked multiplier
4970s= has a lower power consumption, and a lower operating frequency.
and yes, they all can run on a z97 mobo
4970k= you can overclock because it has an unlocked multiplier
4970s= has a lower power consumption, and a lower operating frequency.
and yes, they all can run on a z97 mobo
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will there be any visible fps drop on games between the 3 if I don't overclock?
will there be any difference for autodesk 3dsmax either?
is the asrock z97 extreme6 a good mobo?
will there be any difference for autodesk 3dsmax either?
is the asrock z97 extreme6 a good mobo?
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in games the difference would be minor. In 3dsmax the difference is given by the operating frequency. So, the 4790k will perform better than the non k version while the "S" would be the slowest.
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