
Intel Core i7-9700 Tray
LGA 1151, 3 GHz, 8 -Core
Intel Core i7-9700 Tray
LGA 1151, 3 GHz, 8 -Core
Thanks for the tip, I have just reported the error.
The ram speed must always be set in the BIOS. Search for the XMP option Otherwise KP. Google for PC Part Checker
You have to check with the manufacturer of the TVS 472 XT, they usually have published a "Compatible CPU" list.
This upgrade is not really worth it (approx. 10-17% more effective performance in all applications), especially since you also need a new mainboard (Z390 chipset/mainboard). To justify an update, I would rather consider a combination of these two products: Intel Core i5-12600K (LGA 1700, 3.70 GHz, 10 -Core) (Around 30% more effective performance). MSI Pro Z690- Wifi D4 (LGA 1700, Intel Z690 (DDR4), ATX) or ASUS TUF GAMING B660-PLUS D4 (LGA 1700, Intel B660, ATX) Unfortunately, the i7-7700k throttles the RTX 3070 Ti rather strongly (according to information, approx. 40% bottleneck, i.e. very high). With the i7-9700 we would still be at just under 30%. With the i5-12600K, on the other hand, we are at about 3%, which uses the full potential of both components. Alternatively, you could of course wait for the 13th generation from Intel, but it will be a lot more expensive, so the approx. 550 CHF from one of these combinations.
Did you perform a BIOS update? On some boards with a 300 chipset, you have to update the BIOS before the CPU is recognised correctly. https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MPG-Z390-GAMING-PRO-CARBON-AC/support#bios
new almost none since the CPU is already relatively old https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/mainboard-65?filter=t_12%3D278729%2Ct_746%3D428362 I would look around for an used one (Ricardo, Tutti, etc).
The i7-7700 runs with a 100 or 200 chip set. The i7-9700 requires a 300 chipset. So you would also have to change the mainboard.
the processor is new but without original packaging. was only sent in a letter without padding! absolutely no go for this price
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