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Right I'm a bit confused.
On the Nvidia blog it doesn't list the z390 mobos as being compatible but there is a bios update for it which I have flashed and it's all set up?
The other thing is the cpu's... I have an i7 9700K which isn't listed either...I guess that means it's not supported?
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Another resize bar testing suite
this is using the rtx3060 + 5900x with x570 mobo in various games at 1440p Ultra settings.
they observed up to 15% performance gains
Right I'm a bit confused.
On the Nvidia blog it doesn't list the z390 mobos as being compatible but there is a bios update for it which I have flashed and it's all set up?
The other thing is the cpu's... I have an i7 9700K which isn't listed either...I guess that means it's not supported?
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Nvidia like with gsync compatible only test what they can. They dont have time or resource to test everything so there will be configurations that do work that they dont test.
The support is also coming to Ryzen 3000 “Matisse” CPUs which are based on Zen2 architecture.. ASUS confirms that even the first generation of Ryzen CPUs will have the ReSize BAR feature enabled, in this case on PRIME B450-PLUS motherboard.
Nice that older Ryzen /x4xx support may be on the way so is their any z370 support planed and does this work with APU's and integrated graphics?
Cant get a gpu atm so getting up to 10% out of my Intel UHD 630 (8700K) would be amazing.
Same, free performance is most welcome at this point lol.I've not watched the video but 15% is huge!
I can't wait to see what my 3090 does.
Unofficially yes with Ryzen 3000 and Radeon 6000: https://www.overclock3d.net/reviews..._on_zen_2_cpus_-_the_power_of_resizable_bar/2AMD 3000 series supported on x570 for resizebar/sam?
Unofficially yes with Ryzen 3000 and Radeon 6000: https://www.overclock3d.net/reviews..._on_zen_2_cpus_-_the_power_of_resizable_bar/2
I would be surprised if the situation isn't the same for the Nvidia 3000 series.