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I remember back in a day there were „S” series cpu. Those were in between the regular cpus like i7 3770 or 4770 and the „T” variants with very low TDP of just 45W. with the „S” series the TDP was lowered to 65W. They were great for all users that preferred the middle ground (mostly prebuilt PC users).
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The T variants are normally inserted into tiny form factor builds they've been around since the early core I variants as I've just bought a Lenovo M720q tiny with the 8th gen i5 with a t after the number, it can upgrade to a 9th gen core i9 9900T
Worth understanding that these are great if you have a tiny form factor build in mind even if it isn't for gaming.
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Over a year ago I got a I5 12500T, and a ASUS Z690 Prime ATX motherboard for $200, and it works great for me. I got it paired with a 4060 and I can game at 1440p to 1080p on the harder to run games on high settings yet draw only a average of 130W to 170W from the wall while AAA gaming. My older rig before the last upgrade was a 10700T. I had a offer for a 12900T for $300, but that price don't justify the cost (maybe if it was $150). I can find these T class CPU easily from certain sellers & channels. The 14th series will take a while to be a regular in these markets, and frankly with the issues with some 13th to 14th Gen CPUs I'd rather stick to the 12th gen.
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They are rare because they require a lot of binning, making them more expensive to produce than the K series chips. In order for them to operate in such power restricted conditions with most of the performance as the regular chips, they need to be stable at much lower voltages.
I had an i7 3770k that could do 5.1ghz on air cooling, it required 1.54v and degraded in under 6 months. I also had a 4790T I got from a friend who didn't know what he was buying, took a lot of time but I was able to get a stable uefi for an asus board that let do a multiplier overclock as opposed the the blk that you could normally do. I got that beautiful chip all the way up to 5.1ghz at only 1.35v. Still had to delid it for air cooling, but regardless I couldn't believe it because I thought my 3770k was a unicorn even being able to hit that speed with ridiculous voltages.
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@nathanddrews
3 months ago
The T-series CPUs are most commonly used is UFF/SFF OEM builds, where power and heat constraints are more intense.
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