More power draw = More heat?

[Promosss]

So imagine this, i have a 3600, and a 3900x, same configurations, motherboard and cooler and everything. Will the 3900x always run hotter than the 3600 because 3900x consumes more power? Because i've seen Hardware Unboxed's video about the Asus TUF15 where he compared the 4800h inside, with a 10750h MSI GL65, and the MSI GL65 runs cooler than the supposed more power efficient 4800h, and he attributed this to TUF 15's bad thermal design that allowed the 10750h to run cooler than 4800h. Is his assessment correct?

[GDRRiley]

yes more power draw= more heat.

he is correct in the fact the tuf15 doesn't have great thermal design

[Promosss]

28 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

yes more power draw= more heat.

he is correct in the fact the tuf15 doesn't have great thermal design

Thanks, i'm just pissed of at the fact that most my country's tech youtubers are paid shills. NONE of them mentioned the shitty thermal design that the TUF15 has, and when i call them out, they said that 8 core mobile CPUs hitting almost 100 degrees are normal like come on man. Even when i shoved the evidence on their faces that the 10750h can run cooler than the 4800h simply because of better thermal design, they wouldn't budge.

[GDRRiley]

1 minute ago, Promosss said:

Thanks, i'm just pissed of at the fact that all my country's tech youtubers are paid shills. NONE of them mentioned the shitty thermal design that the TUF15 has, and when i call them out, they said that 8 core mobile CPUs hitting almost 100 degrees are normal like come on man. Even when i shoved the evidence on their faces that the 10750h can run cooler than the 4800h simply because of better thermal design, they wouldn't budge.

they aren't going to be paid shills. they may just try to save face so that they continue to get products if they are a smaller youtuber.

[Promosss]

2 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

they aren't going to be paid shills. they may just try to save face so that they continue to get products if they are a smaller youtuber.

Maybe so, but this particular one has 500k+ subscribers. The potential misleading of many customers is not something that i like to see, so i want to make sure that i get my facts right. Thanks again.

[Roswell]

Yeah, you really need to have awful laptop thermal design to see thermal throttling on 10th gen Intel mobile, regardless. I don't know where 7nm mobile Ryzen stands now, but previous gen mobile Ryzen definitely wasn't optimal with thermals and power consumption.

[LogicalDrm]

11 hours ago, Promosss said:

Thanks, i'm just pissed of at the fact that most my country's tech youtubers are paid shills. NONE of them mentioned the shitty thermal design that the TUF15 has, and when i call them out, they said that 8 core mobile CPUs hitting almost 100 degrees are normal like come on man. Even when i shoved the evidence on their faces that the 10750h can run cooler than the 4800h simply because of better thermal design, they wouldn't budge.

To be honest, there's so much that techtubers don't tell. I don't know if its because they lack knowledge or just don't want to show the fact that PC building is not fun and easy all the time. Just take a closer look at RGB or Intel CPUs since Devils Canyon.

[5x5]

11 hours ago, Promosss said:

Thanks, i'm just pissed of at the fact that most my country's tech youtubers are paid shills. NONE of them mentioned the shitty thermal design that the TUF15 has, and when i call them out, they said that 8 core mobile CPUs hitting almost 100 degrees are normal like come on man. Even when i shoved the evidence on their faces that the 10750h can run cooler than the 4800h simply because of better thermal design, they wouldn't budge.

The 10750H is equivalent to the 4600H. Keep in mind the i7 you mentioned is 25% slower and has 25% less cores to power and cool