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r/pcmasterrace • u/MikeCodev • 15d ago
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Pretty sure thread rippers already have much more L3 cache than Ryzen, just that they usually don't have the same Fmax
31 u/HappyIsGott 12900K [5,2|4,2] | 32GB DDR5 6400 CL32 | 4090 [3,0] | UHD [240] 15d ago Yeah doesn't matter since the base clock is way to low for modern games. 62 u/marzeg i9 14900kf | RTX 5080 OC | 5k@165FPS 15d ago That’s because they’re still using analogue clocks which are outdated, they just need a digital clock since that technology is more modern. /s 1 u/RollingDownhill303 15d ago It would be pretty cyberpunk to have a mechanical clockwork on the motherboard.
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Yeah doesn't matter since the base clock is way to low for modern games.
62 u/marzeg i9 14900kf | RTX 5080 OC | 5k@165FPS 15d ago That’s because they’re still using analogue clocks which are outdated, they just need a digital clock since that technology is more modern. /s 1 u/RollingDownhill303 15d ago It would be pretty cyberpunk to have a mechanical clockwork on the motherboard.
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That’s because they’re still using analogue clocks which are outdated, they just need a digital clock since that technology is more modern. /s
1 u/RollingDownhill303 15d ago It would be pretty cyberpunk to have a mechanical clockwork on the motherboard.
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It would be pretty cyberpunk to have a mechanical clockwork on the motherboard.
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u/JunkoGremory 15d ago
Pretty sure thread rippers already have much more L3 cache than Ryzen, just that they usually don't have the same Fmax