Hmm, I think Sisoft Sandra usually helps. When it detects your motherboard, theres something called "Maxclockspeed xxxx" which *I think* tells you what the maximum CPU your motherboard can handle is.
I have an old Abit BH6 rev 1.01<BR>I have had it for almost 4 years now, going from:<BR>celeron 266@400<BR>celeron 300a@450<BR>celeron 366@550 <--- currently<P>This board has been extremely good, and ...
The very first Geekbench 6 benchmarks of the MacBook Pro with M3 processor have started to appear in the Geekbench 6 database. What they show is a processor whose higher CPU performance is almost ...
The sleek metal Geekom A9 Max, powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 with Zen 5, handles everyday tasks and Windows 11 AI features effortlessly, and with its multiple connections and four-monitor support ...
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