ASRock Z590 Taichi review - Performance - dGPU - 3DMark Time Spy

Name: ASRock Z590 Taichi review
Brand: ASRock Z590 Taichi

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 06/16/2021 02:54 PM [

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Performance - GeForce RTX 2080 Ti - 3DMark Time Spy

3DMark includes everything you need to benchmark your hardware. Time Spy is way more GPU-dependent, though, but still a very representative title in relation to PC gaming performance.

The default Time Spy CPU test does not scale beyond processors with 10 or more threads.

This makes covering the entire spectrum of 3D gaming a difficult task. It's multi-core and multi-threading aware. The standard Time Spy test is thread-limited to 10 CPU cores. If a processor has faster turbo bins on these 10 cores, that's where it'll shine.

One important remark here - the GPU used here is a slightly (factory) overclocked version comparing to the other results using the Founders Edition.

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