Recent content by AVATARAT

There is Threadripper and Epyc for those who need a faster CPU or better to say with more cores. About GPU, rumours whisper that the next GPU will be like TR, with a lot of chiplets, yeah probably RDNA5.

Yeah CPU/RAM in bios, but it's needed to be tested after that in the OS, is there a tools for that. GPU only under OS.

Just to ask because never search for this. How you overclock your CPU/GPU/RAM and test them under Linux?

Your 1080p result is not by rules from the first page. This benchmark need faster single thread/high frequency for better result.

Nowadays the bugs-safe option is to wait 3 months before buying a new game, so there's a good chance it's on GOG :)

You can do it manually, just save the result and upload it here: https://www.3dmark.com/settings/uploadresult

Your result is for Geekbench 6.3 but not Geekbench ML :)

Don't expect much this is 3D test, it suppose to test your video card, not your CPU. ______ All legendary: https://www.3dmark.com/sn/13576 https://www.3dmark.com/sn/12053 https://www.3dmark.com/sn/12068 https://www.3dmark.com/sn/13001

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/111834236?

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/111834236?

Sorry, but that is not true. This is similar to a 60Hz vs 240Hz monitor - some people can see the difference, others do not care or just cannot.

I have stable OC, but often I experiment again when sometimes someone does a few points more than me :D

I have not investigated that, but they probably have ECC or something similar integrated into the programs for that. I have a UPS, but it didn't help when the PC reset by too high/unstable CPU/GPU overclock :D

What do you mean by "a side"? DDR5 chips have partial support on-die error correction code. If you mean that this can "break" my file system, I see no difference from before to started using it. And I use not only RAMDisks but PrimoCache, so it's a bit complex but work very well :)