Gigabyte X570 Aorus Pro Review
CPU Temperatures
Published: 25th October 2019 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £259.99 |
CPU Temperatures
Although our overclocking efforts always try and push the CPU to its absolute thermal limits and thus this graph isn't all that useful as far as the overclocking results are concerned, it does at least demonstrate how efficient the motherboard is and the kind of heat generated you can expect. When we're limited by the abilities of the CPU itself it also shows how much/little voltage is needed to hit our silicon limits.
Most Recent Comments
Would love to see a ranking table for all the X570s so far reviewed. Is this better than the Asus Prime X570? Gigabyte seem to really have taken Zen2 on board, some of their server offerings for Epyc 7002 are class leading, same with the TRX40 designs.Quote
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Originally Posted by robbiec
Would love to see a ranking table for all the X570s so far reviewed. Is this better than the Asus Prime X570? Gigabyte seem to really have taken Zen2 on board, some of their server offerings for Epyc 7002 are class leading, same with the TRX40 designs.
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Thats what the graphs are for dude. What one is best is subjective though.Quote
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