ASUS ROG Strix X670E-F Gaming WiFi Review
CPU Temperatures
Published: 1st December 2022 | Source: ASUS | Price: £448.99 |
CPU Temperatures
Our CPU temperature testing is a juxtaposition between best and worst case scenarios. We run a seriously heavyweight CPU cooler, which shows the best use case, and then torture the system for 30 minutes to get our peak reading. Otherwise known as the worst case scenario. It's a great demonstration of how capable the ASUS PBO solution is at managing temperatures. Perfect if you haven't got such a solid cooling option as we have.
Most Recent Comments
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Gothmoth
a bit under 500 euro in germany... i paid that much for a threadripper mainboard.
but i am not paying that for a upper class consumer mainboard. |
They're even more expensive than Intel - boards and CPUs, that's a first.Quote
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by m2geek
In New Zealand these boards are *so* expensive they've totally priced me out of AM5 - even the "Budget" B6xx boards are NZ$700+ when you can still get some AM4 B550 boards that are under NZ$200.
They're even more expensive than Intel - boards and CPUs, that's a first. |
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Warchild
Is this greed or some ridiculous unpreventive tax involved?
|
You need to be a millionaire before you can even apply for citizenship there. As such it is also the hardest place on earth to emigrate to.Quote
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by AlienALX
NZ is one of the most beautiful and most expensive places to live.
You need to be a millionaire before you can even apply for citizenship there. As such it is also the hardest place on earth to emigrate to. |
Quote
CSS Valid
but i am not paying that for a upper class consumer mainboard.Quote