Donno, you'll have to think about that yourself I'm afraid![]()
You suggested it, there is no reason to change platforms right now Alder Lake is not good enough to be that.
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Donno, you'll have to think about that yourself I'm afraid![]()
Yup. But, you'll be able to upgrade to Raptor Lake too, so worth a thought. Need to wait for confirmation of that though.
From an AMD system. It might actually be cheaper just to buy a cheap Intel LGA 1700 board if people are looking for an upgrade from Zen 3 or older CPUs. At least, compared to upgrading to a 5800X3D CPU.
You already have a 5ghz Zen 3 CPU though, so maybe not so relevant to you. But, other people exist also you know
Zen3D is reducing the clock speed of Zen 3, so already we know the performance won't be anything incredible.
So what? Does more cores make CPU go Brum then?
Look at Alder Lake's hybrid design.
Yup. But, you'll be able to upgrade to Raptor Lake too, so worth a thought. Need to wait for confirmation of that though, and which LGA 1700 chipsets.
So he should buy completely new platform just to be able to buy RPL? did you take into account the total cost of all this? If he consider to buy completely new platform then he would buy Zen 4 cuz Zen 4 will have longer support than Intel. RPL is 99% last cpu of that platform, while Zen 4 is the first one, so why he should consider to buy ADL sistem and then after that RPL, it is LOL, and more expensive than buying only Zen 4 that will be competitive with RPL, and also have at least support for 2 generations cpu.
A Raptor Lake upgrade on LGA1700 is just nice to have, particularly on a cheaper motherboard.
Glad to see HUD educating you on these topics. Not so long ago you was laughing at 6 cores yourself with 4K8Kagreed. People are making the same mistake that hardware unboxed called out many times - often you'll hear people say you need X number of cores for games, productivity or whatever and it's simply not true - the only thing that matters is performance and number of cores does not equal an absolute measure of performance. 1+1 will always be 2 but 1 core != 1 core.
You can see perfect evidence of this concept in Intels newest CPUs - people last year and the year before said quad core CPUs were dead and not good enough for gaming, yet Intel now has a quad core that beats all ryzen 3000 CPUs including the 16 core 3950x in gaming
I have a friend like that tooNot the Brum thing again please
My friends are couple of jokers, no word of a lie i upgraded my RAM from 16GB to 32GB a while ago, with in days one of them went from 32GB to 64GB.
So he should buy completely new platform just to be able to buy RPL? did you take into account the total cost of all this? If he consider to buy completely new platform then he would buy Zen 4 cuz Zen 4 will have longer support than Intel. RPL is 99% last cpu of that platform, while Zen 4 is the first one, so why he should consider to buy ADL sistem and then after that RPL, it is LOL, and more expensive than buying only Zen 4 that will be competitive with RPL, and also have at least support for 2 generations cpu.
I have a friend like that too. He has to have better hardware than me, or he did before he lost interest in PC gaming.
Not the Brum thing again please
My friends are couple of jokers, no word of a lie i upgraded my RAM from 16GB to 32GB a while ago, with in days one of them went from 32GB to 64GB.