Does MCE increase your FPS - Multicore Enhancement | Tested on i7-13700
What is multicore enhancement (MCE)? It's a feature found in some computer motherboards that allows the CPU to run at higher clock speeds by adjusting the CPU's clock speed multiplier based on the number of active cores being used. This can potentially increase the overall performance of the system in tasks that utilize multiple cores.
But does this feature actually translate to better FPS in games? Well, it depends on several factors. For one, the impact of multicore enhancement on FPS will depend on the specific hardware and software configuration of your system. Additionally, some games or applications may be more heavily multithreaded and able to utilize all available CPU cores, while others may not be able to take full advantage of multicore enhancement.
In this video, we'll be comparing multicore enhancement on a variety of games to see if it results in a noticeable increase in FPS in different games. We'll also compare some potential aspects to enabling multicore enhancement, such as increased power consumption and higher temperatures.
SYSTEM:
► Windows 11 Pro
► Intel Core i7 13700F
► MSI RTX 3070 Gaming X Trio
► 16 GB RAM 2666 MHz
► ASUS Prime B760M-K D4
► 512 GB Samsung 970 EVO
► Thermaltake SmartProRGB 650W
► LG 27GN750-B 240hz Monitor
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