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"Using a customized GPU frequency generator built in DirectX 9, the GPU rendered a simple scene containing 2,048 triangles per draw call and 2,048 draw calls per frame, totaling 4,194,304 triangles. This is light work for modern graphics cards...

I finally got my m-ATX test bench up, and I put an iTX motherboard on it with a delidded i5-3570K with an RX 9070 16GB. Unfortunately, it's not an overclockable motherboard. Still, I was curious how it would do at 4K, and I was actually...

Interesting. I think I'll try disabling HT on my next reboot. That's something I never really played around with, much.

Forgive my Necro. Want to drop a couple pictures to preserve this knowledge base. Ageia Physx (Technically NVidia Physics, this card was designed during and after NV's acquisition of Ageia) This is a prototype Ageia Physx PPU2. (P200) Features...

For sure. Should see a bit lower temps and better high frequency stability.

That's not bad. My 14700K will do 4.7ghz E-cores, but they are less efficient then that 270, so it doesn't mean much. The P-cores are good with HT disabled. So I can see why Intel abandoned the technology for Core Ultra. On that note, if I'm...

This is an exceptional guide with proven results. A bit more efficient that a 14900K, that's for sure. Mine has some really weak e-cores lol. 🍻

I got a good deal on a not-so-good 270K Plus (SP 84), but it still kicks ass. It also took the greater part of the day of undervolting, overclocking, and fine-tuning. Motherboard used was an ASUS TUF Gaming Z890-Pro WiFi updated to BIOS version...

I had a few 8GB SK Hynix HMCG66AGBSA092N DDR5 5600MHz CL46 1.1V SO-DIMM's laying around, so I thought I'd try it. Some comparison's in this thread, and this one. The cheapest DDR5 SO-DIMM to U-DIMM adapters I found were around $13.50 per, most...