Do I get credit for waiting? 9600k Shows performance in three OC tiers.

[Arduous947]

It's one of those things where it's hard to believe the curation of processing would be vilified. I think we all know, for those whom have the expressed knowledge, that rendering capacity has been updated to incur effects, and in a sense, more computing power is needed. These renderings are mostly for the online capacity. But let it be known to you, as things have settled, I wouldn't put it past me that the processors, particularly the 9600k can reach nominal peaks that are achievable for a K processor. Thus a possibility of more than a 0.30hz boost and stable.

[Alberto_R_Intel]

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