1 hour ago, Mace said:

I can't see the KS being anything more than a small bump like Max says, earlier in this thread.

After that, it looks like Intel will move to Ice Lake/Comet Lake and KS will just be a blip in the great timeline of cpu's.

A small bump in order to get the K over 5ghz from 3.6 is not the same as going from 4ghz to over 5ghz it will do 5ghz guarantied on all cores the K only 1 core, and I suspect you will see this pushed well past 5ghz on test.

As far as the ice lake your going to be waiting a long time to see one over 5ghz if at all, the first specs are down below just bigger cache. 

Edited September 27, 20196 yr by rjfry

1 hour ago, rjfry said:

A small bump in order to get the K over 5ghz from 3.6 is not the same as going from 4ghz to over 5ghz it will do 5ghz guarantied on all cores the K only 1 core, and I suspect you will see this pushed well past 5ghz on test.

My 8700K can do 5.0 ghz on all cores, so I should darn well hope the 9900K can do that, too.  So if the KS typical overclock is 5.1, so what?  What difference is .1 ghz going to make in-sim?   My guess is that the KS will just be a little bump, that is all.

1 hour ago, rjfry said:

As far as the ice lake your going to be waiting a long time to see one over 5ghz if at all, the first specs are down below just bigger cache. 

You know, the Ice Lakes out now are mobile processors.  I assume Ice Lake will include some desktop processors as well...and if not, Comet Lake will for sure.

I expect the Ice Lake/Comet Lake desktop cpus in particular, to be the next increase in performance out of Intel.  How much, we'll just have to wait and see.

1 hour ago, rjfry said:

it will do 5ghz guarantied on all cores the K only 1 core, 

My 9900K does 5.0GHz on all cores. You can select that in overclocking. 

13 minutes ago, bbuckley said:

My 9900K does 5.0GHz on all cores. You can select that in overclocking. 

I figured you could lol 

so I don’t understand what the hype is about for the KS.

Can someone please Elaborate??

thanks 

9 minutes ago, mikeymike said:

so I don’t understand what the hype is about for the KS.

It's called marketing... and in the case of Intel's "binned" CPUs the marketing hype is in high gear.  Even so, there will be people who pay a lot for the "binned" CPUs... so Intel isn't really losing anything.

Greg

Your not understanding my point if a 3.6ghz will go to 5ghz don't be surprised if a hand picked silicone CPU will go from 4ghz to 5.5ghz with good cooling. 

7 hours ago, rjfry said:

Your not understanding my point...

Most folks understand your point... some just don't agree.

Greg

Would the h110 hydro series cpu cooler for z390 boards or will I need new brackets?

Anyone please? 

Why not ask Corsair?

47 minutes ago, mikeymike said:

Anyone please? 

AIO’s and cpu heatsinks normally include brackets for common cpu sockets... LGA 1151 (9900k) in your case!

26 minutes ago, pgde said:

Why not ask Corsair?

 Then, what is the point of this forum??

AIO coolers should come with 2 brackets Intel and AMD corsair`s do, but for the best results do your own research before purchasing anything. 

What do you think about these parts?

4000GB WD Black WD

MSI MPG Z390 GAMING PLUS

500GB Crucial P1 NVMe M.2 2280

be quiet! Dark Rock 4

650 Watt LC-Power LC8650III Metatron Ozeanos Modular 80+ Bronze

16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX LP schwarz DDR4-3200 DIMM CL16 Dual Kit

Intel Core i9 9900K 8x 3.60GHz So.1151 WOF       (or 9700K)

+ my GTX 1080TI

Important is ---i don`t want to oc.

Mike

 

On 9/28/2019 at 1:49 PM, mikeymike said:

 Then, what is the point of this forum??

Quoting from the intro to this forum: "For discussion of issues with Motherboards, RAM, CPU's, hard disks (HDD) and solid state (SSD) and respective drivers, best desktops/laptops, and other general hardware discussions." I don't think forum discussions replace doing your own purchasing research. How would you feel if somebody gives you bad information which you use in buying something?