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ROGBot
Hi everyone
I wanted to submit to you this thing that happened to me:
I replaced my maximus xii extreme with an identical one that had problems and now, despite having all the bios in stock and the same version, I realized that with my 10900k the scores in realbench r23 are 2500/3000 points less.
The boost that first rose to 5.3 in the benchmark now comes up to 5.1.
I also noticed that the old motherboard always in the car raised the vcore to 1.40 now instead it reaches 1 35.
There is something wrong? Is the new card having problems?
I assure you that the bios is all in stock and I have never touched anything like in this new one.
The bios are identical.
Can you advise me?
I attach these screens:
Old motherboard in realbench r23:
Score 16500 Multicore
New motherboard in relabench r23:
Score 14.200
Is the new card having problems?
Or does each motherboard behave differently?
Thank you so much friends
I wanted to submit to you this thing that happened to me:
I replaced my maximus xii extreme with an identical one that had problems and now, despite having all the bios in stock and the same version, I realized that with my 10900k the scores in realbench r23 are 2500/3000 points less.
The boost that first rose to 5.3 in the benchmark now comes up to 5.1.
I also noticed that the old motherboard always in the car raised the vcore to 1.40 now instead it reaches 1 35.
There is something wrong? Is the new card having problems?
I assure you that the bios is all in stock and I have never touched anything like in this new one.
The bios are identical.
Can you advise me?
I attach these screens:
Old motherboard in realbench r23:
Score 16500 Multicore
New motherboard in relabench r23:
Score 14.200
Is the new card having problems?
Or does each motherboard behave differently?
Thank you so much friends
