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For questions about the general performance of a certain type of hardware.
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How can I evaluate processor performance when comparing processors?
Also lets not forget that performance depends on what we do.
Lets bring list of parameters which can affect performance (sorted by importance, high to low). … A high-performance application created for 64-bit CPU may have better performance than 32-bit performance. Also it can limit maximal amount of RAM (depends on OS). …
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Aside from aesthetics, is there a benefit to PC water cooling?
And what about performance?
Hardware may slow down on high temperatures. That includes CPU, GPU.
Hardware can get damaged on high temperatures. … There is no performance gain when using watercooling. But there can be performance loss or damage if such temperature-sensitive devices don't get enough cooling. …
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