You do, but also kep in mind that it's base frequency is 4.2GHz (it does not turbo). So you might not need to overclock and you might not get much overclocking out of it. Also the more heat and power you are using on the CPU side the less performance you can get from the iGPU with out running into power\thermal throttling if your cooling and your board's power delivery is not up to it.
(02-13-2018, 02:55 AM)TKSilver Wrote: [ -> ]You do, but also kep in mind that it's base frequency is 4.2GHz (it does not turbo). So you might not need to overclock and you might not get much overclocking out of it. Also the more heat and power you are using on the CPU side the less performance you can get from the iGPU with out running into power\thermal throttling if your cooling and your board's power delivery is not up to it.
From my understanding the noctua should be up to the task. But most if not all peopel that write about the Noctuas performance don't use the iGPU.
However the cpu will be the only thing generating any major heat and i plan on using several 120mm fans for quiet cooling in the chassi.
As it's only a 2c/4t CPU, you really don't need much in the way of cooling if you aren't going to use a z-series motherboard.
(02-13-2018, 06:03 AM)Nintendo Maniac 64 Wrote: [ -> ]As it's only a 2c/4t CPU, you really don't need much in the way of cooling if you aren't going to use a z-series motherboard.
Oh, but I am:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YvM2Ft
Once again, this is a shopping list. Will try to get some parts as used.
Remember, the 5.0 test is worst cast for ryzen - newer dev builds improved the performance on ryzen specifically (apparently from a compiler update?)
And once again, once you get to the point that the cpu can keep up with the emulated wii - CPU performance doesn't matter. Though that point does change based on game and features that it's required to emulate, but there's no point going much beyond that point and other things (like a *much* faster integrated graphics system) may give a better experience.