Once again we pop in a Phenom II processor and have a look at it's performance, which will be the same as it has been for a year now. This reviews details the € 289,- ASUS Crosshair VI Hero.
We have tested and reviewed all Ryzen 7 processors, now it istime to zoom into the motherboards. At $799, ASUS offers an all-black, all-sweet X570 motherboard loaded with features like 10 Gbit LAN and AX WIFI 6E, as well as a des. The ASUS Crosshair VIII X570 Extreme is the subject of this review. We examine the Ryzen 7000-ready Crosshair X670E HERO series, which features multiple M2 slots (PCIe Gen4/Gen5a), a 2.5 GigE port, and WIFI6E, in. If interested: you can download CPU-Z here.ĪSUS has introduced a premium X670E series motherboard. We run Corsair Dominator DIMMs at a reference 1333 MHz CAS9.Īnd yep, the motherboard we use, the ASUS Crosshair IV Formula, quite a sexy motherboard alright. That is a lot of cache for a processor.Įven more handy, you can always verify your memory frequency and timings. The minute something is happening the thread will start running faster so quick that you won't even notice it.ĬPU-Z is always handy for verifying specifications. Once the processor is allowed to clock down (CE1/EIST/Cool 'n Quiet etc etc) in the BIOS, it will spin down in idle to a good 800 MHz, saving on power consumption. At this stage power management was disabled, otherwise CPU-Z would have shown a clocked down processor preserving energy. Here we have the Phenom II X6 1090T at it's default base clock frequency. So from now on we'll include them as standard, for your reference. It has to be the most boring part of this review, but each time we do not include these screenshots of CPU-Z, we receive emails requesting them.
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