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It's looking good for folks like us that use Photoshop etc. Your 12700KF should see more than double the performance improvement comparing the 639points your 6700K scored in Puget's benchmark (for your reference my 9700k scores 1151 just behind the 5950x at ~1200)I hinted at this days ago didn't I! There's a reason why they only sent 12600 and 12900 kits to reviewers, and now we know why
Nope, he has a track record of spamming pro Intel rhetoric to the point of nonsense, making baseless claims about AMD's competence and then vanishing when challenged. This is behaviour very much in keeping of an internet troll, at best, or a paid operative.
Nice upgrade that.
I went from a 4770K to a R5 3600 and then dropped in a 5900X once I saw it for a little over £400 quite a few months ago.
Was there any reason you never went the AMD route?
Had AMD builds in the basket multiple times and then chickened out
No specific reason really, had AMD in the past, although long before Zen 3, but always preferred the simplicity of Intel platform and setting it all up etc. Early driver issues and compatibility with stuff which crops up here and there could be considered a turn-off though even though they get fixed a while later.
Maybe he just likes/prefers Intel more and does not try and hide it. That's the impression I get.
I had a few when I got my 3600 which as you say were fixed, but not had a single issue with the 5900X. Basically I think it has taken AMD a few years to catch up and get everything sorted with regards to drivers and compatibility. I mean they were well behind before Zen and it was all about Intel due to market share, but with Zen 3 all that has changed now from what I can see, at least for the most part anyway.Had AMD builds in the basket multiple times and then chickened out
No specific reason really, had AMD in the past, although long before Zen 3, but always preferred the simplicity of Intel platform and setting it all up etc. Early driver issues and compatibility with stuff which crops up here and there could be considered a turn-off though even though they get fixed a while later.
Yeah, I don't get this either. No one has this memory. Either use fast DDR4 or 4800 DDR5.
Same. These reviewers are all benchmarking on top-spec DDR5 kits which are priced out for the majority. They should have tsetd it with 4800Mhz CL40 DDR5
