AIDA64 v5.70 adds Ray-tracing Benchmarks and Vulkan Support

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Awesome! One of the best tools 😉 OT:
"AIDA has been updated towards v5.60"
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Ah, a good time to buy that thing I guess. What edition does one usually need? I have no idea, haven't used it before.
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Ah, a good time to buy that thing I guess. What edition does one usually need? I have no idea, haven't used it before.
Extreme edition. Btw haswell users be careful with FP32 and FP64 Ray-Trace, bitch will get uber hot 😛
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Extreme edition. Btw haswell users be careful with FP32 and FP64 Ray-Trace, bitch will get uber hot 😛
Heh thanks for the warning TJ, experienced as always 😉 I personally am interested to see where we get in comparison between dx11 and Vulkan.
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Heh thanks for the warning TJ, experienced as always 😉 I personally am interested to see where we get in comparison between dx11 and Vulkan.
hehe 🤓, its the same by all Aida64 FPU tests, if using adaptive voltage it will offset e.g. 1.28v to 1.36v at high OC and that will get it hot hot 80-90C easily.. About Vulcan, its just gpu info, no tests though.. http://s6.postimg.org/oztyeuza5/vulcan.jpg
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hehe 🤓, its the same by all Aida64 FPU tests, if using adaptive voltage it will offset e.g. 1.28v to 1.36v at high OC and that will get it hot hot 80-90C easily.. About Vulcan, its just gpu info, no tests though.. http://s6.postimg.org/oztyeuza5/vulcan.jpg
The safe bet would be to have 2 profiles set up in your uefi. 1 for your work/gaming use using offset or adaptive and the other for benching, with manual voltage. That's how I have my stuff set up.
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The safe bet would be to have 2 profiles set up in your uefi. 1 for your work/gaming use using offset or adaptive and the other for benching, with manual voltage. That's how I have my stuff set up.
good idea, thank you for suggestion one question regarding buying the product ... Is it buy once use forever? or is it annual subscription? help really Appreciated
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good idea, thank you for suggestion one question regarding buying the product ... Is it buy once use forever? or is it annual subscription? help really Appreciated
You pay for it once.