Caporegime
That explains it
And there my point of the state of GPU encoding is enforced again lol.
And there my point of the state of GPU encoding is enforced again lol.
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Yes, same cache, same 8 piledriver cores. I suspect maybe in 1000 CPU's AMD get one which can hit 5GHz on air, so the price is for the exclusivity.
Don't get me wrong in my testing I am using air cooling, though damn good air cooling. problem is none of the motherboards are stable with above 1.60v under-load at any speed. Its not temperature issue or CPU, so has to be due to mainboard can't deliver.
For whatever reason this CPU is more demanding on mainboard than regular FX-8350, yet from what I can tell it is the same architecture and spec, L2/L3 cache all identical etc.
5GHz on air with 2400MHz RAM along with 2600 NB and 2600 HT is damn good, that's prime stable too, benchmark stable is 5.1-5.2GHz again on air. I've never had a FX-8350 do that, best I ever had was 4.90GHz prime stable but only in UD7 which is no longer made, other mainboards seems to struggle past 4.60GHz prime stable.
I mean what prime stable OC are people getting on FX 8350/8320 at moment on air cooling, if they are maxing around 4.60GHz, then I suppose FX-9590 with 5GHz OC pretty much guaranteed is worth something, just maybe not the current suggested price. Of course AMD make it a crazy price because it probably cannot be massed produced due to maybe a poor yield rate. This is of course guessing because right now I have no idea on availability, if AMD can supply thousands then the price needs questioning, but I suspect the supply will be very limited.
Still it is good they are trying to push the boundaries and bringing the fight closer to the Intel. I say in games the AMD chips are now very good! I shall post my benchmarks but they are just cinebench, heaven, valley, 3D Mark and with a 7990 so won't probably tell you much apart from a 7990 is stupidly quick.
Do these even compare to i5s let alone the top end i7s? If that's what they are sent out to fight against (the i7s) I don't see how they can stand a chance, unless they are cheap.
I would like to have a Play with one of those when they get here.
$319=£214.
The 8350 already competes against the i5, and I'm sure it will be interesting to see it against an i7, the price point is too much though. But I haven't seen them listed on any respectable website so far.