This serves as a companion piece to the most recent of these, our “ Intel i9-10900K ‘High’ Power Consumption Explained” video. We’ve talked about Intel turbo and “Multi-Core Enhancement” many, many times in the past. This has led to motherboard manufacturers playing games with numbers for boost duration, voltages, BCLK, and other settings in order to differentiate their boards from the competition with tangible performance increases. Using higher-quality or more expensive components doesn’t always translate directly into running Fortnite at a higher framerate, which makes it harder to communicate to consumers why they should spend $200 on board X instead of $100 on board Y if both can run the same CPUs. There are definitely better and worse boards, and you can check any of the roundups or reviews Buildzoid has produced for this channel for explanations as to why, but “better” doesn’t mean “higher FPS in games” here. It’s difficult to differentiate motherboards, at least from a marketing perspective.
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