Intel Z590 vs Z490 Is there a performance difference?
One sticking point during Intel's launch of its 10th Generation Core ("Comet Lake-S") chips last year was the upgrade to the Z490 platform, which, while capable of supporting PCI Express 4.0 in theory, has thus far only utilized PCI Express 3.0 in practice. (At the time of launch, some motherboard vendors tagged some of their Z490 boards as PCI Express 4.0 "ready"; what that will mean, once the actual 11th Generation Core chips hit, remains to be seen.)
PCI Express 4.0 at the moment is mainly of interest to folks deploying the latest high-speed SSDs. The new Z590 platform will bake that in, bringing with it a host of improvements, including support for 16 available PCI Express 4.0 lanes, as well as DDR4-3200 (up from a limit of DDR4-2933 on Z490) as a standard memory speed. The boards will also throw in support for both Thunderbolt 4 and Wi-Fi 6, while certain models will look forward with support for USB 4 and the cutting-edge Wi-Fi 6E.
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One sticking point during Intel's launch of its 10th Generation Core ("Comet Lake-S") chips last year was the upgrade to the Z490 platform, which, while capable of supporting PCI Express 4.0 in theory, has thus far only utilized PCI Express 3.0 in practice. (At the time of launch, some motherboard vendors tagged some of their Z490 boards as PCI Express 4.0 "ready"; what that will mean, once the actual 11th Generation Core chips hit, remains to be seen.)
PCI Express 4.0 at the moment is mainly of interest to folks deploying the latest high-speed SSDs. The new Z590 platform will bake that in, bringing with it a host of improvements, including support for 16 available PCI Express 4.0 lanes, as well as DDR4-3200 (up from a limit of DDR4-2933 on Z490) as a standard memory speed. The boards will also throw in support for both Thunderbolt 4 and Wi-Fi 6, while certain models will look forward with support for USB 4 and the cutting-edge Wi-Fi 6E.
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00:00 - Hitman 3
00:24 - RDR 2
00:52 - Horizon Zero Dawn
01:14 - Fortnite
01:37 - Battlefield 5
02:06 - Assassin's creed valhalla
02:34 - Watch Dogs Legion
03:00 - Warzone
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System:
DDR 4 3600 Mhz - https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_APKAV7
CPU Water Cooler - https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AYGUjI
Intel Core i7 10700K - https://amzn.to/2IWAqwA
Asrock z490\z590 extreme4 - https://amzn.to/33hjfwC
SSD Samsung EVO 970 500gb - https://amzn.to/35Br2FH
Power Supply 750w 10 YEAR Warranty - https://amzn.to/2JrObDA
Gigabyte RTX 3070 - https://amzn.to/3o2YBI0
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