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14900 k does hit 6GHz unless Windows is set to performance (alien.top)

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As the title says, I get 5.7 in balanced and 6.0 in high performance. Both modes have a max of 100% . Is there any way to get 6GHz in balanced mode?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago

With Z790 Gigabyte. It’s one click. 6.2 x2 cores. The others on this present or 5700.

I use gigabyte Z790 arrow G. It also has a fantastic memory management as well beyond XMP. One click ultra bandwidth, and. Latency boost. Absolutely makes a difference. Paired zwith ddr5 g.skill 7200