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  1. On the MSI Z690 Unify-X board, CrossFire works under Windows XP without any problems. The motherboard supports x8/ x8 in SLI and CrossFire mode.
  2. The AIO cooler is loosely seated on the CPU, it is not bolted, but is only loaded with a 1KG weight. I do this for most tests. It's a quick way, I don't have to assemble anything.
  3. I still don't know where the problem is. Probably something with the CPU. None of the boards go above approx. 5.6-5.7 GHz.
  4. Can't open this file. Message to Gdrive: Sorry. You do not have access to this document because it is in violation of our terms and conditions. Can you help?
  5. On daily cooling it behaves like any other regular CPU. During 1,35V with AIO cooling it works on a frequency of about 4700 MHz. With higher frequencies it needs higher voltage and that leads to overheating and lowers performance.
  6. It is true. At 1.58 volts, the processor was able to run at 5700 MHz on all cores. At this frequency result Cinebench-R23 14852 CB.
  7. It is just an avarage CPU . I tested a processor with AIO cooling. It worked on all cores (8/16) with a maximum frequency of 4650 to 4750 MHz. Results with AIO cooling in some tests below.?
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