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    Considering upgrade to Core Ultra 265k from i7-12700k

    I use it primarily for streaming (Netflix, Prime, live TV), movies and lots of Chrome tabs used to view dashboards and embedded video. I have three 4K monitors. I don't use my PC for games. My motherboard is an Asus PRIME B760M-A AX. My current video card is a Radeon RX 570, I believe, with...
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    Considering upgrade to Core Ultra 265k from i7-12700k

    Yes, I did upgrade to 128GB and it's definitely improved. I'm noticing now the GPU load is very high at times, leading to delays. Waiting to see what happens with GPU prices. I'm looking at this one. GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Gaming OC 16G Graphics Card, 16GB 128-bit GDDR7, PCIe 5.0...
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    Considering upgrade to Core Ultra 265k from i7-12700k

    I just found the printed manual for the manual. You are right - it supports 256GB, which is exactly what I need. I think that's the next step. Now that I've found that, here also is the dmidecode output showing 256GB as well. Physical Memory Array Location: System Board Or Motherboard...
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    Considering upgrade to Core Ultra 265k from i7-12700k

    I think this is the board I have, but I don't see the specs for it there anymore. The D4 board is different. https://www.asus.com/us/motherboards-components/motherboards/prime/prime-b760m-a/
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    Considering upgrade to Core Ultra 265k from i7-12700k

    I have an i7-12700k with an ASUS PRIME B760M-A with 64GB DDR4, which is the maximum this board can support. I'm a Linux user and use it for my daily driver, including heavy Chrome use (like 15 different windows, each with dozens of tabs), kodi, many network tools, and a Windows VM with at least...
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