It doesn't seem to do a lot for gaming, and it certainly isn't doing a lot for the planet either. So, despite the flagship Intel Comet Lake CPU overclocking pretty damned well, I'd say you shouldn't bother. You don't need to overclock that one to beat a 10900K in productivity stuff. To be fair, if you're after a chip for video rendering or 3D work I'd probably recommend the $120 cheaper AMD Ryzen 9 3900X (opens in new tab) with its 12 cores and 24 threads. I know this chip will only hit those peaks during an overclocked run of a test which will tax all the cores on your processor, but it does mean that if you wanted to push it for video rendering or 3D work then be prepared for some hot and hungry CPU action. That's a full system, not just a single component. Seriously, 331W is way more than I've seen as the peak platform power draw of a high-end system running games with an RTX 2080 Super. Anyways, ignoring the actual fps or benchmark results, it's the power draw that had my jaw firmly pasted to the floor.
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