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As I understand it the I/O die on the actual processors is basically the same die as the X570 chipset, and there's no way of avoiding the power draw from that.
by makomk 7y ago
As I understand it the I/O die on the actual processors is basically the same die as the X570 chipset, and there's no way of avoiding the power draw from that. Plus there's the question of what kind of performance you can expecct with lesser chipsets and motherboards.
- trynumber9 7y agoThere are benchmarks. There is no performance difference between a B450 chipset and X570. https://static.techspot.com/articles-info/1869/bench/Chipset_CB_Single.png https://static.techspot.com/articles-info/1869/bench/Chipset...