TDP Core i5-13600KF Gaming?

Started by Yebisu-Premium on June 21, 2024

I'm looking at getting a new gaming PC and have been researching the Intel Core i5-13600KF CPU. What do you think about it for gaming? Can anyone explain the TDP to me?

Solved by Markoezz in post #7
Yeah, it's essential to choose a cooler and power supply that can handle the Core i5-13600KF's TDP. I read an article on TechReviewer about it which was really helpful: What Is the TDP of the Core i5-13600KF CPU?.

Hey @Yebisu-Premium, the Core i5-13600KF is an excellent choice for gaming! The base TDP (PL1) is 125 watts, which means it consumes a maximum of 125 watts at its E-core base frequency of 2.60 GHz and P-core base frequency of 3.50 GHz.

Oh really? Thanks @bojustbo. I also found an article on TechReviewer that discusses the TDP of the Core i5-13600KF in more detail. It can be found at What Is the TDP of the Core i5-13600KF CPU?.

That's great to know, @bojustbo and @Markoezz. The TDP is definitely something to consider when building a gaming PC, especially for the cooler and power supply selection.

I've been using the Core i5-13600KF in my PC for a few months now, and it runs games smoothly without any issues. The TDP doesn't seem to be a problem at all for me.

@Yebisu-Premium, you're right about considering the TDP when building your gaming PC. I've had some overheating issues with my previous CPU due to not paying attention to the TDP, so now I always keep that in mind.

Yeah, it's essential to choose a cooler and power supply that can handle the Core i5-13600KF's TDP. I read an article on TechReviewer about it which was really helpful: What Is the TDP of the Core i5-13600KF CPU?.

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Good point, @Reeznov43 and @Markoezz. It's important not just to focus on the CPU but also ensure other components are compatible with the TDP of the Core i5-13600KF.

Thanks everyone for your insights. I think I'll go ahead and get the Core i5-13600KF for my gaming PC!