I don't expect you'll see a difference at 4K gaming. The difference in performance isn't that significant and at 4K you are probably completely GPU limited either way. Unless you are playing really heavy CPU compute games (i.e., sims) or are a competitive gaming aiming for the highest FPS possible, most people are almost always GPU limited in their actual gaming experience.
My main interest was if there was any difference under compute scenarios, where there was also none. Gaming was a side test. I debated doing 1080p as well but it would have been time consuming. Based on tests elsewhere, the games I chose were on the low end of any improvement even if you used stupidly low resolution, like low single digit %. I don't have any of the games that gave bigger increases.
I just reinstalled one of the test rigs with B650E and on two CPUs I see lower latency in AIDA64. It was around 65ns (on the OS I used for long months) at 6000-6400 1:1 or 8000 1:2 XMP/EXPO without any special tweaking. Right now I have ~57ns. ~55ns used to be the lowest I could go after tweaking. On the 7950X with 2x48GB Kingston 6400 CL32 there is 57.7ns. All at auto, only the XMP is enabled.
"Leo has spent a bit of time following up on previous content around Windows 10, Windows 11, VBS and the latest patches. How does the ground stand this week?" ⇾ TLDR: Leo: "I've been left with more questions than answers..."
00:00 Here we go again 02:50 Geekbench 6 Multi Core 06:47 Cinebench R23 Multi Core 07:58 Far Cry 6 11:02 Assassins Creed Mirage 13:03 Cyberpunk 2077 14:56 Total War Pharaoh 16:35 Leo’s Closing thoughts
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