Need For Speed Heat Max Settings 4K Gameplay / STRIX RTX 4090 / I9 14900KS

This video shows the first minutes of gameplay from Need For Speed Heat at 4K resolution using an RTX 4090 Strix GPU and an I9 14900KS. The CPU has the Asus Overclock profile active and hyperthreading disabled.
My PC has the following specs:
• CPU - Intel Core i9-14900KS
P-cores at 6.3 GHz
E-cores at 4.8 GHz
• GPU: ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 4090 O24G GAMING ( 3 GHz OC. ) Driver Version: 555.99 WHQL
• RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB White 48 GB DDR5 8800 MHz CL38 ( 2 sticks of 24 GB )
• MOTHERBOARD: ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 APEX ENCORE - BIOS 9909
• POWER SUPPLY: ASUS ROG Strix 1000W Gold Aura Edition PSU ATX 3.0
• MONITOR: ASUS PG34WCDM (34 inch / WOLED / G-SYNC compatible / 240Hz display)
• CASE: Thermaltake Core P3 TG Pro
• OPERATING SYSTEM: Windows 11 HOME
• SSD 1: SAMSUNG 990 PRO, 1 TB SSD for the operating system.
• SSD 2: SAMSUNG 870 QVO, 4 TB SSD for other programs
The CPU and GPU are water-cooled and you can see the system here :
• Watercooled PC Build U...
Software used to record the gameplay:
• NVIDIA GeForce Experience / MSI Afterburner

[@zerexxxxx]

Thank you for the video❤ 250 watts from the cpu is crazy haha . I wonder how this gameb performs with hyperthreading enabled

[@BMAR92]

No worries, thanks for watching. Yeah, indeed it will be interesting but my cooling system is not strong enough to handle it, i guess. Until 6.2 GHz everything is stable with hyper treading enabled, more than this i need to bump the voltage up to 1.5v. Having the hyper treading disabled I can do 6,3, even 6.4 ghz, but is not worth it.

[@HosseinAhmari-p5r]

any chance you can make a video of this game again daytime but with hyberthreading enabled?

[@BMAR92]

I can't make 6.3 GHz stable with hyperthreading enabled.