Chapter title: "Gaming Benchmarks and Performance: Intel Core i5-12400 vs AMD Ryzen 5 5600X and Ryzen 5 5600G"
Chapter diagrams: 5600X beats 12400 with score 13 vs 7.
Chapter verdict: "In either case, Intel holds the lead. Winner: Intel"
The PRO series (including APUs) has official ECC support . So this might mean reduced unofficial ECC support only. Thus you should get the next-gen Ryzen PRO.
ps. There is a small chance that AM5/DD5 is turning point for general ECC support.
Not only frequencies, timings and memory channels matter, but memory ranks have a significant impact on performance in the case of multithreading and iGPU use.
Ceteris paribus dual ranked modules always outperform single ranked.
uP1961S is a dual driver with doubler. Thus it has real phases that should be marked as "X+X"
Phases can not be doubled "via Parallel Power Stage Layout". It doubles power stages not phases.
TL;DR or read chapter 10.1
Yep. This project is supported by government. But how a Russian rebel can say anything new about the failure of Intel and Transmeta?
Officially TSMC.
This board has bad designed VRM (4+2).
There is no consumer PSU that can take 150A pulses (triple Vishay SiC639) at 12V.
So this mobo can roast your PSU for you.