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    Hardware support: Stock coolers with 10th Gen Intel CPUs are blacked-out and have a sleeved fan cable

    June 05, 2020

    Hardware support: Stock coolers with 10th Gen Intel CPUs are blacked-out and have a sleeved fan cable

    Stock coolers with 10th Gen Intel CPUs are blacked-out and have a sleeved fan cable

    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 08:15 PM PDT

    Finished my upgrade with an i7-10700 earlier, and while putting away boxes, decided to glance at the unused stock cooler just for old times' sake. Turns out, they have a snazzy new look! Black heatsink fins and a sleeved fan cable:

    https://imgur.com/a/blMf7yL

    I haven't used a stock cooler on my own builds since the Pentium 4 days, but I'm sure the stock cooler users will appreciate one that doesn't look like it came from the early 2000s. Thought I'd share!

    submitted by /u/meatwad75892
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    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 07:23 AM PDT

    New PS5 Devkit Patent shows internal layout (including a 6-fan cooling solution)

    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 11:01 AM PDT

    A Patent was published today for the PS5 Devkit and while I haven't gone through the Patent it included drawings of the internal design and layout of the PS5 devkit and it is pretty crazy.

    Here is an Imgur Album with all 10 of the drawings.

    Keep in mind that this is only a devkit and if the past is anything to go by the final design is not gonna be anything like the design of the devkit. Also, according to Mark Cerny the devkit has 'profiles' where you can lock the frequencies of the CPU and GPU to a specific target, including the 2.23 GHz maximum frequency of the GPU, so the cooling required for the devkit might be more than that required for the final product (these profiles won't be available in the final consumer product).

    It's a pretty crazy design with vents everywhere and a massive (what looks like a vapor chamber Edit:On close examination I can't really tell) heatsink. The fans seem to be pulling in air from the central 'V' and exhausting it from the back vents and the side vents which appear to be angled towards the back (to direct air to the back instead of the sides).

    Now I want to see the final design of the product more than anything because I'm curious as to how they're gonna cool this thing.

    Edit: Photo of the devkit irl for comparison.

    submitted by /u/jasonj2232
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    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 12:29 PM PDT

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    Accessing hardware-disabled integrated graphics

    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 07:37 PM PDT

    F-suffix CPUs such as the i9-9900KF and soldered discrete GPUs units such as the Islay Canyon NUCs contain hardware-disabled integrated graphics, despite it being present on the die. Has anyone attempted to access the integrated graphics functionality, if at all get it working?

    I understand that the F-suffix CPUs are likely binned high but with poor/dead graphics. I don't need it working, I just wish to explore the integrated graphics on CPUs that have it hardware disabled. If anyone has a source that the iGPU is literally lasered off the chip then that would be sufficient as well, however I don't think that is always the case (as with the NUC8i7INH for example, which has an i7-8565U with RX 540 discrete graphics).

    submitted by /u/ReverseEntropy
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    GELID phantom black review

    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 03:53 AM PDT

    As I haven't seen basically any information or a review of GELID phantom black, I would like this post to be for the people considering buying the cooler and not finding any reviews, just like I was.

    1. It is very cheap (35 euros = 39.22 $) for a dual fan 120 mm twin tower cpu cooler.
    2. It cools very well. My idle temps (r5 2600) are below 30c (proof) and while playing games (GTA, Valorant, Dirt rally, F1 2019) the temps have not yet been over 60c compared to the stock cooler (40c idle and 75c while gaming).
    3. It looks good and even supports a 3rd fan. Also, it can support many different 120 mm coolers. Sure, it's not RGB, but not everyone likes RGB, right?
    4. The fans that come with the cooler are high quality.

    TL;DR If you are lucky enough to find it for the price previously mentioned, I would definitely suggest buying it, because for the price of under 40$, it is a high performance, good looking non-RGB cooler.

    submitted by /u/yeeboi07
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    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 02:23 PM PDT

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    Posted: 04 Jun 2020 10:34 AM PDT

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