AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***

[TrixX]

the RX cards are under valued, the 580 can run most if not all game at ultra setting 1080.

TBH I'm getting a little bored of the X GPU is better than Y GPU cos Avg's...

It's not that simple and simplifying it like that is literally fake news (sorry HWU you are fake news!!!). Buying the right card for usage is more important. For instance if you need RTX for one of the 3 games that use it, it becomes a selling point. If you play a lot of iRacing then GPU choice is only really a factor after CPU choice. Even then both camps give similar results with similar performance brackets...

It's not a straight X GPU beats Y GPU, it's always something to tailor to ones needs. However people do go overboard with 480p PUBG at times so yeah...

 

[beany_bot]

"Real world gaming"? So take away competitive e-sports and similar stupid fps at potato resolutions then. And then Ryzen 2000 kinda already does ish? Because even if the 9900KS still tops the charts it's going to be such stupid money with such stupid cooling requirements it's not going to count as "real world gaming" either.

Is this Intel's "poor Volta" moment?

This. 1000x.

Ryzen 2000 already box intel in "real world gaming" i.e. new games at 1440p and 4k.

Only thing intel still have is the space invaders 500hz crown. Becoming more and more irrelevant.

 

[awaybreaktoday]

 

[wookiee87]

oh wow that was bloody brilliant XD

 

[Jerry64]

superb

 

[beany_bot]

13 hours to go

 

[Robert896r1]

This should be the end of this thread and there should be a new one started.

 

[Sargatanas2511]

At 3.5Ghz all core ..... at 4.4Ghz all core the 9900K will seem chilly

Source? I would expect it to be more cherry picked than the lower cpu chiplets. The big power draw on the 9900k is the clock speed too, if these sit lower they will likely be more power efficient.

 

[Perfect_Chaos]

Hmm interested to see if AMD respond to that Intel call out i read about, lets see who's best at gaming. Personally i wouldn't care if there was less than a few % in it, but we'll see.

 

[GAC]

Hmm interested to see if AMD respond to that Intel call out i read about, lets see who's best at gaming. Personally i wouldn't care if there was less than a few % in it, but we'll see.

if amd was on the ball they would be changing up todays event and have a overclocked 9900k setup there and run a few live tests, thats if the 3000 series performs as well as we all hope that is.

 

[Kashinoda]

if amd was on the ball they would be changing up todays event and have a overclocked 9900k setup there and run a few live tests, thats if the 3000 series performs as well as we all hope that is.

The 9900k isn't going to be toppled so what's the point. I'm guessing AMD will be within 5-7% on average based on what we've actually seen so far.

 

[4K8KW10]

I did read about the RX580 but never really found many laptops with it fitted.
I initially bought a Helios 300 with a 1050ti but cancelled it as could probably get something better for not much more soon hence asking if it was worth a wait to see what AMD might have.

There are the Asus GL702ZC.

I feel the pre-order for the Aqua will be done since doubting AMD going to change socket until DDR5/PCIe5 in 2021.
A 3900X/3950X will serve me well for all the amount of work need to do with it, considering the 8600K has survived for 20 months now

Who wants to put a bet that the 3700X/3800X going to be the new 2500Ks, that would keep soldiering the next 6-8 years?

If those 3700X/3800X were 12-core units, yes, but now no.

 

[GAC]

The 9900k isn't going to be toppled so what's the point. I'm guessing AMD will be within 5-7% on average based on what we've actually seen so far.

serious question and not just because i hope its at least on par but how do you know ?

oh right none of us know for sure what will happen but as i said "performs as welll as we all HOPE"

 

[humbug]

 

[Darujhistan]

The 9900k isn't going to be toppled so what's the point. I'm guessing AMD will be within 5-7% on average based on what we've actually seen so far.

How do you know it isn't?

 

[awaybreaktoday]

How do you know it isn't?

The 9900K will be 200% faster than the 3800X in gaming because i say so....

 

[Sargatanas2511]

The 9900k isn't going to be toppled so what's the point. I'm guessing AMD will be within 5-7% on average based on what we've actually seen so far.

People do love assuming stuff. I would guess that there will be little to nothing in it either way, but until benchmarks surface we just don't know.

 

[beany_bot]

if amd was on the ball they would be changing up todays event and have a overclocked 9900k setup there and run a few live tests, thats if the 3000 series performs as well as we all hope that is.

Lol. 95% of consumers watching E3 events don't even know what overclocking is. Let alone care about it.

That would be a terrible marketing move.

 

[GAC]

Lol. 95% of consumers watching E3 events don't even know what overclocking is. Let alone care about it.

That would be a terrible marketing move.

true but would be a nice two finger saluted to intel

 

[Perfect_Chaos]

Lol. 95% of consumers watching E3 events don't even know what overclocking is. Let alone care about it.

That would be a terrible marketing move.

Erm, aren't AMD showing overclocking today?