MSI Intros “CPU Quick Throttle Threshold” BIOS Characteristic In Z790 & Z690 Motherboards, Helps Intel 14th Gen CPUs

MSI has a brand new BIOS function for its Z790 & Z690 motherboards that gives higher thermal throttle operate when working an Intel 14th Gen CPU.
Intel 14th Gen CPUs Are Going To Run Actual Scorching & MSI Has A New Z790/Z690 Motherboard BIOS Characteristic To Stop Thermal Throttle
Intel’s thirteenth Gen Raptor Lake CPUs are among the hottest chips round and 14th Gen CPUs with their increased clock speeds and energy limits are going to be even hotter. We now have seen with current thirteenth Gen chips that these can hit their thermal threshold fairly simply regardless of the safety for the CPU Over-Temp restrict set to 115C. To additional refine and tune the thermal throttle course of, MSI shall be including a brand new function to its Z790 & Z690 board BIOS referred to as “CPU Fast Throttle Threshold“.
From what we have gathered, the present Z790 and Z690 motherboard BIOS is designed to make the CPU throttle at or round 107C when the CPUI Over Temp Safety is about to Auto mode (115C by default). Because of this though there’s nonetheless just a little TjMax headroom left, the CPU will begin to lose efficiency 8C beneath its regular throttle restrict.
With the CPU Quick Throttle Threshold BIOS function, you’ll be able to allow the choice inside the BIOS of any MSI Z790 or Z690 motherboard to guarantee that the CPU would not throttle till it hits the max throttle temp of 115C. This restrict might be adjusted manually too however each settings need to be enabled for them to work correctly (CPU Over Temp Safety + CPU Quick Throttle Threshold). The function is claimed to be obtainable just for Intel’s 14th Gen Unlocked CPUs.
With motherboard producers comparable to MSI providing extra thermal restrict controls to customers, it’s wanting extra apparent that the upcoming 14th Gen chips would require plenty of cooling in any other case they are going to find yourself within the thermal throttle vary. I personally use an Intel Core i9-13900K PCU in my foremost PC and even a high-end 360mm AIO cooler is not sufficient to maintain it cool because it casually runs within the 90-100 diploma Celcius vary throughout intensive workloads. The Intel 14th Gen CPUs launch subsequent week so we are able to anticipate the newest MSI BIOS to roll out by then too.
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