| Captain_Yuri said: ASUS is NOT the ONLY ONE: Gigabyte – EXPO and SoC Voltages Before & After the BIOS Update "With the new BIOS, which claims to limit Vcore_SOC to 1.3V, the screenshot above shows this is not true. The difference is 0.056V, with Vcore_SOC exceeding 1.36V. So I fail to see where the fix is that GBT promises in the F10d changelog. So ASUS is not the only one to “cheat” in Vcore_SOC voltage. If I test more mainboards, I will find several with Vcore_SOC exceeding 1.35V." What a mess |
This is why last week, when Gamernexus posted its rant against Asus and mentioned Gigabyte and AsRock, I replied saying that I hoped they would do another video focusing on these two brands as well. But I guess they've been beaten.
I have to say, tho, that MSI seems to be the only one not affected by this mess (well, and NZXT, but who counts them). I'm actually impressed.
| Captain_Yuri said: AMD Ryzen 8000 “Granite Ridge” Desktop CPUs To Feature Up To 16 Zen 5 Cores & 170W TDP As it's a MLID rumour, the homeless man down the street is generally more reliable so take it with a big grain of salt |
It wouldn't really be "that" surprising, to be honest. Same core configuration but higher performance is what AMD has been doing since the Zen 2 CPUs, with the only difference that AMD increased the TDP for AM5.
Please excuse my bad English.
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