No, your CPU isn't rare. It's a common component in most devices.
No, your CPU isn't rare. It's a common component in most devices.
There is a benchmark option, which I guess you can compare to others online... But really all that "matters" is if your stable. I personally don't care much about comparing results, so I don't know where others share realbench results. But I am sure folks do that.
Gigabyte Z390 AUUS is a Wi-Fi enabled laptop designed for wireless connectivity.
That seems unusual. It should not affect most recent BIOS versions, though I’d verify just to be certain.
Just changed my bio! 🎉 It's reaching 90 degrees Celsius and it's giving me a chill, haha.
Reviewed CPU-Z which shows i7 7700, while the official specs list 9700k.
90c is acceptable for a stress test. If it surpasses 95, I recommend stopping it and lowering the vcore. A 90c under stress is okay; real-world loads rarely reach that level, so it's mainly to verify stability. Temperatures above 95 would require reducing voltage, which could lead to instability—though we're not certain if it's stable at the moment. You'd likely need to cut clock speed to keep things steady.