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If you're going to do an experiment like this then you need to include latency in your results. DLSS 3 doesn't just render fake frames without improving latency but it actually increases the latency

These benchmarks are likely fake. There would never be a larger boost in performance at 1440p than at 4k. It's saying there's a 32% boost in performance going from the 3090 Ti to the 4080 at 1440p in Time Spy but in Time Spy Extreme at 4k where there would be a GPU bottleneck instead of a CPU...

Looks like a repackaged PG32UQX

2010 mhz isn't impressive. Both of my 3090s (ftw3 and kp) hit over 2000 MHz stock.

Instead of testing at optimized default settings, you should consider testing while normalizing bclk and power limits. It's well known that motherboard manufacturers boost performance by giving those a bump so it would be a better comparison of actual performance differences by manually entering...

It's an 8 phase, not a 16 phase. It has dual power stages running in parallel, like the article says, meaning it's still an 8 phase VRM. You can't have an 8 phase pwm controller make 16 phases without doublers. If the power stages were running in a serial configuration with doublers then it...

So toms hardware completely missed the point of this cooler. It's not for single core/thread overclocking. It's for creating custom TVB rules to get insanely high frequency at low thread counts, pretty high frequency at medium high thread count, and slightly overclocked frequency at full thread...

PG43UQ uses DSC over display port. It doesn't use any compression over HDMI 2.0. Over HDMI it's still capped at 4k 60 hz

Don't worry about it. The manual is completely wrong. Both M.2 slots from the Dimm.2 run off of the pch. I have the Maximus XI Apex with 2 2080 Ti's running in SLI with 2 970 Pros and everything runs fine. I worried about this too when looking at the manual but the literally just copied and...

Assuming the CPU isn't overheating or massively overclocked I'd say it is a pretty safe assumption that it's the motherboard. If you haven't tried one stick of ram at a time, I'd do that. See if one works and one fails. If that doesn't do anything different and you haven't removed the CPU...

any ddr4 should run at 2400. If you haven't already, try one stick at a time assuming you have more than one. Single channel ram is a huge bottleneck so I'd think you'd have 2. If it still doesn't boot chances are it's not the ram. I'd also try to reseat the 8 pin CPU power cable and the GPU...

That video volkgren posted shows a Z390 Maximus XI Hero, not a Code.