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MSI VS ASUS

MSI VS ASUS

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esprimer
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11-14-2022, 07:46 PM
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They both excel at pushing performance limits. MSI led in memory validation at 10MT/s, now tops the list, follows with a strong position on the 12900KS frequency test, and sits among the best in all other 12th-gen Intel benchmarks. The boards being referenced aren’t necessarily built for record attempts. If MSI aims for overclocking milestones, they’d likely opt for Godlike or Unify X, avoiding Ace. ASUS plans to use the Apex for records instead of the Extreme. On the other hand, ASUS has faced recent quality issues with the Z690 Hero due to soldering errors and inconsistent Apex boards, which struggle with high speeds like 6400MT/s. This situation has changed since the DDR3 era but remains stable now. They’re matching up with competitors overall.
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esprimer
11-14-2022, 07:46 PM #11

They both excel at pushing performance limits. MSI led in memory validation at 10MT/s, now tops the list, follows with a strong position on the 12900KS frequency test, and sits among the best in all other 12th-gen Intel benchmarks. The boards being referenced aren’t necessarily built for record attempts. If MSI aims for overclocking milestones, they’d likely opt for Godlike or Unify X, avoiding Ace. ASUS plans to use the Apex for records instead of the Extreme. On the other hand, ASUS has faced recent quality issues with the Z690 Hero due to soldering errors and inconsistent Apex boards, which struggle with high speeds like 6400MT/s. This situation has changed since the DDR3 era but remains stable now. They’re matching up with competitors overall.

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Rosen05
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11-15-2022, 12:25 AM
#12
That's why you wouldn't use MSI
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Rosen05
11-15-2022, 12:25 AM #12

That's why you wouldn't use MSI

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