{"id":258,"date":"2023-10-21T16:28:32","date_gmt":"2023-10-21T08:28:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pcunboxing.com\/?p=258"},"modified":"2023-10-21T16:31:01","modified_gmt":"2023-10-21T08:31:01","slug":"2022-intel-core-i9-13900k","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/pcunboxing.com\/en\/2022-intel-core-i9-13900k\/","title":{"rendered":"2022 Intel Core i9-13900K Overclocking Battle First Competition Tips"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Hello everyone, I'm the Ancient Spirit Two-Headed War Elephant, and this time I'm not here to bring you the unboxing test product, but rather to show you the content of this year's 2022 Intel Core i9-13900K overclocking battle. In fact, it's the first time I've participated in this kind of computer offline activity as a gamer, and I'm actually a little bit nervous about signing up as a participant in the MSI group.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The event was held at Warehouse 4 in the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, about a ten minute walk after getting off the train at the Founding Father's Memorial Hall Station, arriving at around noon on the day As an otaku living in the shadows, I almost didn't melt on the road...<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Hiking to the venue...it's hot!<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Songshan Cultural and Creative Park also has bazaars on weekends. I usually go shopping, but I don't do so when I'm competing in a tournament.<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Guided signage at the corner.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\nUpon arriving at Warehouse 4, you can see the big Intel NetMax (hardware geek?) wall. Just after arriving at Warehouse 4, you could see the big Intel Gamer Wall, and the staffs were already doing the triage, and those who had already signed up for QRCode and those who had signed up on-site were lined up separately. For this overclocking battle, Intel used full of neon elements to create a full of hardware gaming flavor.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>The event was hosted by Tommy and featured a performance by 3C Youtuber: Jing & HUAN.<\/a>
\n\u2206NetMeWall (?)<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Entrance<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Split queuing between registered and on-site spectators.<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Event site.<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Jing & HUAN with blocked Tommy.<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Event Stage Area But I didn't even have time to look over here during the event.<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Intel has several product features.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\nI signed up for the MSI set this time (as a Dragon fan this is how it should be, right?), on the desktop are the MSI z790 carbon, Intel 670P 2TB M.2, Kingston FURY Renegade RGB 6000mt\/s 16GBx2, and the previously unboxed ones that I'm going to use today.<\/span><\/span><\/span>MSI S360 Water-cooled<\/span><\/span><\/a>Seasonic FOCUS GX 1000, Intel ARC A770 graphics card, STREACOM BC1 V2 Benchtable bare test stand.<\/span><\/span><\/span>The new thirteenth-generation processor Intel i9 13900K was issued halfway through the installation to avoid suspicions such as picking the body, while the prize this time is also these parts on the desktop (except for the graphics card).<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n

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\n\u2206 MSI tournament area but I typed the article to look at the photo and realized I took it in the wrong spot, mine was next to it.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n

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\n\u2206 Hardware parts for race meetings.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n

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\n\u2206 The race course judged the fastest to not install a bare test stand.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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\nThe MSI group drew the R23 multi-core, CPU-Z multi-execution continuity \/ single execution continuity total of three projects, this side to complain about a point that our group has waited until I installed into the Bios ready to set up, and then took the initiative to raise their hands to ask what exactly today's competition projects? Only then did the staff inform us of today's competition, but I heard that other groups were informed of the competition right from the start.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/a><\/div>\n
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\nThese two software programs happen to be the ones I usually use, so I know a little bit about the characteristics of each program, and I would like to share with you my scores and parameters. For the R23 multi-core program, I chose a more conservative parameter than CPU-Z, otherwise it would not pass, the P Core 5.7GHz \/ E Core 4.6GHz Voltage setting is 1.3V or 1.4V (I don't remember how much I used in the field). (I don't remember how much I used in the field.) The score is 42864.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>CPU-Z can be a bit more aggressive in the multi-execution test by setting the P Core 5.9 GHz \/ E Core 4.8 GHz voltages at 1.5 and 1.3V, and adopting the method of setting the voltages separately, the highest multi-execution test score is 18137 points. CPU-Z will shut down all the E Cores in the single-execution test, and check which two P Cores have the best quality in the Intel XTU software, keep the best two and the other two. CPU-Z single execution continued with all E Cores turned off, and Intel XTU software checked which two P Cores had the best physical condition, kept the best two and the other two randomly, and the P Core with the best physical condition was set to 6.3 GHz 1.65V, and successfully passed the CPU-Z single execution test to obtain 1023 points, during the competition, no USB device or internet connection was allowed, so the scores could only be captured with a cell phone.<\/p>\n

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\nThe highest score obtained by \u2206CPU-Z Multi-Run is 18137 points. (I didn't have time to take a picture of R23. Sorry)<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 CPU-Z scored 1023 points on a single run.<\/p>\n

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\n\u2206 Tommy goes on a live tour with the U of C. I've been labeled a data nerd ....<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\nConclusion<\/b><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/a>
\n\u2206 \"Huan Jing Philosophy\" Legendary Boys Feat. Shell Scum<\/div>\n
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\nPersonally, I thought the event was pretty good, although it was my first time participating, the support from the staff and the registration of scores were pretty fast, but there seemed to be a gap in the communication between the event stage and the staff at the competition area, such as the start of the competition area without prior notification, and there were some players who had suspected problems with their equipment and started halfway through the platform check.<\/span><\/span><\/span>
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\nThe power plugs on the site... There was a set of sockets under my desk that provided two slots, but... One of them was deformed and couldn't be fully inserted, and the other one was inserted by the staff after applying some force... The socket that could only be plugged in halfway to halfway to the screen was of course loosened up and took 5 minutes to deal with... Then I asked the staff to help me get an extension cable to continue the overclocking successfully. It took me 5 minutes to deal with it...then I asked the staff to help me get an extension cord to continue overclocking smoothly.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>As well as the just mentioned MSI group of hardware installed ready to enter the BIOS, take the initiative to ask to know the group in the end than what kind of project, these parts of the expectations of the 2023 Intel Core overclocking battle can enhance the planning of the activity process and the communication between the staff.
\n<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>In fact, before this event I have no experience in overclocking on Intel platform, I only know AMD 5000 series full overclocking, I only started to learn overclocking on Intel platform one week before the competition, thanks to many predecessors who guided me as well as technical teaching, so in fact, I am very unsure about this competition, I spent three whole days before the competition to learn, and this time I am very fortunate to get first place, and very happy to meet other computer hardware gamers to talk about how to get the U body and score. I'm also very happy to meet other computer hardware gamers to talk about the quality of the U and how the score is.<\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hello everyone, I'm the Ancient Spirit Two-Headed War Elephant, and this time I'm not here to bring you the unboxing and testing of the product, but rather to show you the content of this year's 2022 Intel Core i9-13900K Overclocking Battle. In fact, this is the first time I've ever participated in this kind of computer offline event as a gamer, and I was actually a little nervous about signing up as an MSI group participant. The event was held at Warehouse 4 in the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. It was about a 10-minute walk from the Founding Father's Memorial Hall station, and it was around noon when I arrived. As a geek living in the shadows, I almost melted on the road... \u2206 It was hot to walk to the venue... \u2206 The Songshan Cultural and Creative Park has a bazaar on weekends, and I would normally walk through the market. Usually I do, but I didn't do any shopping for the competition. \u2206The signboard at the corner. When I arrived at Warehouse 4, I could see the big Intel Net-Metal (Hardware House?) wall. Just after arriving at Warehouse 4, the staffs started to separate the queue for the QRCode players and the visitors who signed up for the overclocking battle. Intel used neon elements to create a full of hardware gaming flavor. The event was hosted by Tommy, and 3C Youtuber: Jing & HUAN were invited to perform. \u2206 Mesh Wall (?) \u2206 Entrance \u2206 Separate queue for registered and on-site registered audience. \u2206 The event site. \u2206 Jing & HUAN with blocked Tommy. \u2206 The stage area, but I didn't have time to look at it during the event. \u2206 Intel's product features. I signed up for the MSI group (as a Dragon fan, I guess I should), and on my desktop were the MSI z790 carbon, Intel 670P 2TB M.2, Kingston FURY Renegade RGB 6000mt\/s 16GBx2, MSI S360 water cooler that I unboxed, Seasonic FOCUS GX1000, and Intel ARC ARC AX1000, as well as a number of other products. 1000, Intel ARC A770 graphics card, STREACOM BC1 V2 Benchtable bare test stand, the new thirteenth-generation processor Intel i9 13900K in the installation of the machine to the halfway point to avoid suspicion of picking the body, and other suspects, at the same time this time the prizes are also desktop these parts (in addition to the graphics card). The \u2206 MSI tournament area, but as I was typing up the article and looking at the photos, I realized that I had taken a picture of the wrong place, and mine was next to it. \u2206 Hardware parts that will be used in the competition. \u2206 During the competition, it was determined that it would be fastest not to install a bare test stand. The MSI team drew the R23 Multi-core, CPU-Z Multi-execution \/ Single-execution total of three items, here I have to complain about one point, our team has waited until I installed into the Bios ready to set up, and then took the initiative to raise their hands to ask what items are today's competition? Only then did the staff quickly notify us of today's competition, but I heard that other groups were informed right from the start. These two software programs happen to be the ones I usually use, so I know a little bit about the characteristics of each program. I'll share with you my scores and parameters for the R23 multi-core program. I chose a more conservative parameter for the R23 multi-core program than for the CPU-Z program or else I would not have been able to pass it, and I set the voltage for the P Core 5.7GHz \/ E Core 4.6GHz to be between 1.3V and 1.4V. (I don't remember how many I used in the field.) The score is 42864. CPU-Z can be a bit more aggressive with multi-run P Core 5.9 GHz \/ E Core 4.8 GHz voltage settings of 1.5 and 1.3V, and the highest multi-run score is 18137 with the individual voltage settings. Intel XTU software checks which two P Cores are the best, keeps the best two and the other two randomly, and sets the P Core with the best quality at 6.3 GHz 1.65V to successfully pass the CPU-Z single-execution test and get a score of 1023 points. During the competition, you cannot use USB devices or connect to the internet, so you can only use your cell phone to take pictures of the score. The highest score obtained by \u2206CPU-Z was 18137 points. (Sorry, I didn't have time to take a picture of R23.) \u2206 CPU-Z scored 1023 points for single execution. \u2206 Tommy went on a live tour with U of C. I was labeled a data fiend .... Conclusion \u2206 \"Huan Jing Philosophy\" Legendary Male Group Feat. Some contestants were suspected to have problems with the equipment and started halfway through checking on the platform. The power plugs on site...there was a set of sockets under my table that provided two slots, but...one was deformed and could not be plugged in completely, and the other was inserted by the staff after applying force...the socket that could only be plugged in halfway to half of the screen was of course loosened up and took 5 minutes to deal with.... It took about 5 minutes more than it would have taken for the socket to come undone halfway through the monitor... I asked the staff to help me with an extension cable before I could continue overclocking. As well as the MSI group of hardware installed and ready to go into BIOS, I took the initiative to ask before I knew what kind of project the group was going to work on. These are some of the parts of the expectation that the 2023 Intel Core overclocking battle will strengthen the planning of the activity process and the communication between the staffs. 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