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      Things I want to do: gaming, software development, virtual machines, VR, AI related work. Im asking here since I mainly want to know about the status on linux.
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    The cache matters a lot. That’s basically why the x3d chips are so great at gaming. With over clocking you’ll always get a lower clock than the stock boost clock with these newer chips. That’s why PBO (precision boost overdrive) in combination with CO (curve optimiser) will give the most performance. Both chips can do this.\n
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