PC temps too high? Why not chill them out in the northern snowscapes of China?
One of our main concerns where the Intel Core i9 13900K is concerned, was with its core temperature—"Hot" being a major downside we listed. In testing we saw it climb to 94°C max temperatures, and while that's still lower than the96°C, it's going to be a cause for concern if you're really pushing the boundaries of what this CPU can do for extended periods.
Initial testing of those -53°C winds of Mohe managed to drop an Intel 2nd/3rd Gen CPU gen CPU down to -2°C as a standard operating temperature. And even when faced with an AIDA64 benchmark stress test it topped out at around 3°C with no cooler at all.
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