Shortly after the 10th Generation Core platform’s initial launch, AMD too updated Ryzen with higher clocked “XT” versions of its 3600, 3800, and 3900 to better compete with the high clocks Intel was able to achieve with its Comet Lake solutions. Nearly three months later, Intel quietly introduced the solution we have in the lab today, the Core i9-10850K.
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Core i9-10850K is indeed very similar, and it’s actually simpler to delineate the differences between it and the Core i9-10900K than underscore similarities. The 10850K offers 100MHz less frequency on base, boost, and TVB speeds, which come in at 3.6GHz, 5.1GHz and 5.2GHz, respectively. TVB kicks in if the cooling solution is robust enough to keep load temperature below 70°C.
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It’s time to review the new flagship from ASUS, yes meet the mighty GeForce RTX 3090 STRIX OC edition graphics card. It comes factory tweaked, has a beefy redesigned cooler, and 24 GB of the fastest GDDR6X memory your money can get you. Well that, and a staggering 10469 Shader cores.
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I think a lot of people expected Nvidia to pull something similar off with the RTX30 -series but so far what we’ve got is far more appealing. Today I am reviewing the Gigabyte RTX 3080 Eagle OC. As the name implies this is a factory overclocked RTX3080 that also comes with the Windforce E 3X Cooling System with alternate spinning fans.
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Inno3D sent over their radically-unique GeForce RTX 3080 iCHILL X3 graphics card for review, which I quickly ripped out of the box and had it in my test bed in minutes. It’s one of the most unique looking RTX 3080s so far, with great performance.
We have one of the better custom GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards here, with one of the coolest-styled aesthetics that I’ve seen. If you can get your hands-on the Inno3D GeForce RTX 3080 iCHILL X3 graphics cards, you won’t be disappointed with it at all.
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ADATA XPG Gammix S50 Lite 2TB NVMe Gen4 M.2 SSD @ TweakTown
LaCie 1Big Dock SSD Pro 4TB @ TweakTown
Patriot Memory Viper VPN100 RGB PCIe 1TB M.2 SSD @ [M]adShrimps
Leven JPR600 2 TB NVMe SSD @ Guru3D
ADATA SE760 1TB USB 3.2 Gen 2 Portable SSD @ NikKTech
Corsair MP400 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD @ TweakTown
Corsair HS60 Haptic Headset @ TweakTown
Corsair HS60 Haptic Headset @ Guru3D
Sennheiser EPOS GSX 300 External Sound Card @ TweakTown
Cooler Master MH650 Gaming Headset @ OCInside.de
Cooler Master MasterBox NR200 @ TweakTown
Deepcool Macube 110 @ Guru3D
Mountain Makalu 67 Light-Weight RGB Gaming Mouse @ NikKTech
Corsair K60 RGB Pro @ Guru3D
The Maximus XII Extreme is coated mostly in black, with a prominent white strip that runs diagonally from the rear I/O panel to the chipset heatsink. This line stands out more after you power up the board; doing so activates a line of RGB LEDs that runs parallel to it. You’ll also spot another string of RGB LEDs tracing down the right side of the board.
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Their new Z370 Mini-ITX motherboard offers dual M.2 slots, dual Gbit LAN, WIFI, and even special features such as HDMI 3.0. The motherboard also features a new color theme; full RGB LED support and even an M.2 heat sink. The motherboard is significantly different than what GIGABYTE has offered in the past, so let’s see if it can compete with larger ATX motherboards.
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Videocardz has a nice photo up of the ASUS ROG MAXIMUS XII EXTREME GUNDAM. This board comes with a pre-installed waterblock, so rest assured there will likely be few, and they will certainly be expensive. This board is based off of the Intel Z490 chipset.
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While AMD noted that the 5000 Series processors should be supported by the legacy X470 chipset, it would appear ASUS may not be on board. There are a few articles floating around where a customer reached out and was informed by ASUS that they would not be supporting the 5000 Series on X470, and of course, told the customer to purchase a new board. One can hope this customer last approach is corrected, but only time will tell.
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