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Hi, Thanks for your response. My windows power profile was set to high performance! You were totally correct! When I changed to balanced, frequencies started to look OK and the processor only reached 5 GHz on stress situations. Thanks!

Hi, I´ve got an Intel I9-9900K. Temps are Ok, so are the voltages. I did some overclocking modifying the intel turbo boost frequency of each core, setting them to 5Ghz. I obtained decent voltages, decent temps but the processor is always running at 5Ghz. No matter what I do... Is this OK? If...

Thank you very much for your response. But the problem is that people are saying that due to the PCI-e limited lanes, no more than 3800Mb/s can be achieved even with a RAID setup. My question was if a 500Mb/s or 4000Mb/s can be achieved using a PCI-e 2x Nvme card. anyway, thank you for your answer.

Hi, I own an i9-9900K and a z390 aorus master with 2 samsung 970 evo plus drives of 500Gb each. It is known that RAID 0 increases speeds, but due to PCI-e limited lanes of the z390 chipset, a raid 0 cannot be achieved (as far as I know). I saw on the internet some PCI-e cards x8 that can...

Your CPU should definitely do not reach those temps. Because if those are your temps while rendering, on a synthetic stress test like Aida64 or other, temps will be infernal. don´t know if the included cooler is OK but I recommend you to change your cooler. What is your actual voltage? Do you...

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Hi, I was wondering if there is a stress test that can let the user choose the number of cores to stress. Is there an option? Thanks.

What do you think. Do you agree with me?

Hi, Some interesting points: I have been investigating about the MP600 running under PCI-3.0, and found out lots of benchmarks regarding this subject: It is known that the corsair MP600 or other PCI-e 4.0 NVMe drives have a price premium since they are new and supposedly "faster" than the...

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Hi, I have got an RTX 2080ti and want to mount it verticaly. What is the best riser under 50$? Thanks.

So, aprox. 3500mb/s seq write?

I have got a question regarding the PCI-e 4.0 MP600 nvme m.2: This m.2 uses pci-e 4.0 due to the 3.0 limitations, but what will the speeds of sequencial reads and writes be on a pci-e 3.0 modern motherboard? (Like a z390 aorus extreme e.t.c) Thanks, Pablo.