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Intel Core I5-13500 (LGA 1700, 2.50 GHz, 14 -Core)
EUR327,71

Intel Core I5-13500

LGA 1700, 2.50 GHz, 14 -Core

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Mareo

2 years ago

Yes Pl1 is 65 w and Pl2 154 w, but doesn't it clock down to PL1 if you don't increase the power limit? Well, I'll see when I have the CPU :-) thanks for your answer.

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Reinhard3

2 years ago

Hello Mareo. I have set the P1 and P2 to 150 watts in the BIOS. The whole thing is cooled with an NZXT Z 73. The CPU gets a maximum of 40 degrees warm under load. But if you have a weaker cooling system, you have to lower the P1 and P2.
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Mareo

2 years ago

Many comments write 65 watts. Do you really run the part with a power limit of 65 watt? Doesn't the part only develop its true potential with an open power limit?

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gschwinds

2 years ago

There seems to be a misunderstanding. There is no longer just one TDP. Digitec specifies the maximum of several possible ones. Whether this is correct or not remains to be seen. For Intel, it is a 65W TDP CPU. However, it can be up to 154W, e.g. when using the Turbo. Provided no limits are set. https://ark.intel.com/content/www/de/de/ark/products/230580/intel-core-i513500-processor-24m-cache-up-to-4-80-ghz.html https://www.computerbase.de/2023-02/intel-core-i5-13500-test/#abschnitt_powerlimits_unter_der_lupe