Not really. Chips are mostly factory overclocked these days. They dump in all that power to get the coveted #1 spot in the review charts. Turn on eco mode and y

Not really. Chips are mostly factory overclocked these days. They dump in all that power to get the coveted #1 spot in the review charts. Turn on eco mode and you get 99% of the performance at a much nicer power limit. Just pretend it’s 2013 and you got a chip with some nice overclocking potential you don’t really want to use because you don’t like heat or the noise it brings.