~88W under load, max (not counting APU as I'm not using it). That's 8 cores/16 threads but with AVX it runs at 3.5-4.0GHz. In games etc, the boost is 4.6GHz+. The performance core to core is more like Ryzen 3000 so significantly better than the 4000 APU series. I could play some with manual settings one day.
11700K had about ~150-170W in games at lowered voltages (clocks at auto, just offset -0.06V or something and lower SA).
The main problem for me is that the graphics card is heating up everything inside but CPU or graphics card temps are acceptable, with no throttling, etc. The exhaust is 240 rad on top of the case +92mm fan on the back, so I have a choice to run the CPU at 20°C more and keep it quiet, or run fans at a much higher speed what is annoying for longer.
So, the CPU/GPU temps are fine but for example, with 11700K/Z590, M.2 SSD had ~75°C+, PCH temp was ~80°C+, RAM had ~70°C and the pump is next to the RAM, on the way of the hot air from the graphics card. With the 5700G, there is no problem with M.2/PCH temps but RAM still goes up to ~65°C. Not a big problem but could be lower.
The PC I'm talking about started as this click, and it wasn't bad but was getting hot. Later I modded the case and it looks like this click, but in the last days I changed the CPU to 5700G, and the graphics card is now Gigabyte RX6700XT.
I already killed one DDC in a small case as CPU temps were fine but the coolant itself had like 50°C+ and the recommended max temp for the pump is about 60°C.
You can see even in the history of this thread how many ITX builds I made. Probably all posted were successful ... some others less
At least now I know what I shouldn't do ... and it's not always obvious.
11700K had about ~150-170W in games at lowered voltages (clocks at auto, just offset -0.06V or something and lower SA).
The main problem for me is that the graphics card is heating up everything inside but CPU or graphics card temps are acceptable, with no throttling, etc. The exhaust is 240 rad on top of the case +92mm fan on the back, so I have a choice to run the CPU at 20°C more and keep it quiet, or run fans at a much higher speed what is annoying for longer.
So, the CPU/GPU temps are fine but for example, with 11700K/Z590, M.2 SSD had ~75°C+, PCH temp was ~80°C+, RAM had ~70°C and the pump is next to the RAM, on the way of the hot air from the graphics card. With the 5700G, there is no problem with M.2/PCH temps but RAM still goes up to ~65°C. Not a big problem but could be lower.
The PC I'm talking about started as this click, and it wasn't bad but was getting hot. Later I modded the case and it looks like this click, but in the last days I changed the CPU to 5700G, and the graphics card is now Gigabyte RX6700XT.
I already killed one DDC in a small case as CPU temps were fine but the coolant itself had like 50°C+ and the recommended max temp for the pump is about 60°C.
You can see even in the history of this thread how many ITX builds I made. Probably all posted were successful ... some others less
At least now I know what I shouldn't do ... and it's not always obvious.
