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generally because the strongest cpu in pubg is the fastest gaming cpu. it showed amd 15 percent behind with previous ryzen cpus and guess what performance leap they got with the new cpus ? 15 percent. oh and guess what they are about level with a 8700 in pubg. you see now ?
 
generally because the strongest cpu in pubg is the fastest gaming cpu. it showed amd 15 percent behind with previous ryzen cpus and guess what performance leap they got with the new cpus ? 15 percent. oh and guess what they are about level with a 8700 in pubg. you see now ?
Please clarify, which cpu are you referring to as "the fastest gaming cpu in pubg" ?
 
generally because the strongest cpu in pubg is the fastest gaming cpu. it showed amd 15 percent behind with previous ryzen cpus and guess what performance leap they got with the new cpus ? 15 percent. oh and guess what they are about level with a 8700 in pubg. you see now ?

The benchmark spoken about came from Chiphell, it was:

AMD 3600 3600 @ 183 FPS
vs
Intel 8700 @ 177 FPS

So it's literally the lowest Ryzen 3 announced. https://www.chiphell.com/thread-2001351-1-1.html

AMD demoed the 9900k vs 3900X on stage.
 
Means nothing. How many people play fortnite and subscribe to Logan Paul? Numbers do not maketh good.
it's still a perfectly good game. i tried fortnite and it wasn't my type of game. however i'm not silly enough to then simply deride it as being a bad game. when you have the numbers of players both these games have they must be doing something right.

had to google Logan Paul (never trust anyone with a surname as a forename btw) apples and oranges comparison. he's a youtuber, there's no need for interaction with him. you have to interact with a game, if it's inherently crap it won't generate a massive player base or rather it may generate a huge player base from hype but it won't maintain it.
 
Ironically the 12 core which is 2 ccx matched the 9900k.. the 3600 beat an 8700, so uhh something tells me the single CCX chips are going to be marginally faster than the dual CCX chips.

The fact the 9900k was matched and or bettered by the 3900x makes me think the 3800x and Lisa's reference to it being "the one gamers are going to want" makes me think the 3800x is going to be the defacto king of gaming CPUs shortly
 
Ironically the 12 core which is 2 ccx matched the 9900k.. the 3600 beat an 8700, so uhh something tells me the single CCX chips are going to be marginally faster than the dual CCX chips.

The fact the 9900k was matched and or bettered by the 3900x makes me think the 3800x and Lisa's reference to it being "the one gamers are going to want" makes me think the 3800x is going to be the defacto king of gaming CPUs shortly

If there is a big difference between single chiplet vs multiple, the I will have to think very carefully about which to go for. I render videos a little bit, so having the extra cores will definitely be of benefit.
 
If there is a big difference between single chiplet vs multiple, the I will have to think very carefully about which to go for. I render videos a little bit, so having the extra cores will definitely be of benefit.
I'm ordering 12 core if I'm not happy with overclocks on it goes back and getting 8 core instead.
 
If there is a big difference between single chiplet vs multiple, the I will have to think very carefully about which to go for. I render videos a little bit, so having the extra cores will definitely be of benefit.

You need to buy the 12 core chip repeatedly until you win the silicone lottery and hit the magical 5ghz on all cores so you get the best of both worlds!
 
Ironically the 12 core which is 2 ccx matched the 9900k.. the 3600 beat an 8700, so uhh something tells me the single CCX chips are going to be marginally faster than the dual CCX chips.

The fact the 9900k was matched and or bettered by the 3900x makes me think the 3800x and Lisa's reference to it being "the one gamers are going to want" makes me think the 3800x is going to be the defacto king of gaming CPUs shortly
How is that ironic?
 
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