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gordo_craftr2
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03-17-2018, 09:20 PM
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Intel's 14th generation is expected to launch in roughly a week. I've heard stories about the 11th generation chips being problematic—slow performance and excessive heat. My 4770 is beginning to show issues, making this a good moment to consider an upgrade. People are curious about how the new generation compares; while no one can predict everything until real users share their experiences, there are signs that the 11th generation had some drawbacks that might carry over.
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gordo_craftr2
03-17-2018, 09:20 PM #1

Intel's 14th generation is expected to launch in roughly a week. I've heard stories about the 11th generation chips being problematic—slow performance and excessive heat. My 4770 is beginning to show issues, making this a good moment to consider an upgrade. People are curious about how the new generation compares; while no one can predict everything until real users share their experiences, there are signs that the 11th generation had some drawbacks that might carry over.

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BurgerKing99
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03-17-2018, 09:20 PM
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It's not a completely new generation, just an update. The 14700 stands out because the core count was increased. 11th generation CPUs aren't bad—they just didn't match the performance of the 10th generation and use more power for little gain. Check out GN's "waste of sand" video for more details.
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BurgerKing99
03-17-2018, 09:20 PM #2

It's not a completely new generation, just an update. The 14700 stands out because the core count was increased. 11th generation CPUs aren't bad—they just didn't match the performance of the 10th generation and use more power for little gain. Check out GN's "waste of sand" video for more details.