The AMD CPU are 'factory set overclocked' base 4.7 GHz with upper level, user interface, of about 5.22 GHz. In this episode, the panellists are Dara Ó Briain and Chris Addison, and the debates over the course of the half hour show range from the serious (will Britain bounce back?), the trivial (is Will Smith better than Brad Pitt?) through to the bizarre (is the male genetalia just a cruel joke?). For rough comparisons, 3.8 GHz, the i7 CPUs draw about 172 watts with slightly higher overclocking the power TDP comparisons between the i7s and the FX9590 at about 4.6 - 4.7 GHz are not that much different.

The new series gets off to a good start, too, once more attracting guests who really help lift the show. John Sergeant is in charge of reading gags off the autocue, and the show flows really very well. Two teams of two – led by captains Marcus Brigstocke and Rufus Hound – debate a series of topics, and the audience decides at the end who wins each debate. The idea is basically an extension of the school debating society. It’s an original commission for the channel, that you need to wade through the avalanche of Have I Got News For You and Mock The Week repeats to find, but over the course of its first series, it became clear that it was one of the more intriguing panel games on telly. If you’ve never caught Argumental on Dave, then you’ve genuinely been missing out.

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