Memory

Asgard AESIR DDR5 32GB 4800MHz Memory Review

Calculation Performance

Asgard had the worst score in SuperPi by a decent margin when compared to how close the other kits were to each other whilst the best scorers were unsurprisingly the two kits running at a higher frequency.

WPrime saw the Asgrad kit gain some performance, being almost indistinguishable from SK Hynix which was the fastest kit in the test.

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