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1440p is irrelevant man. In 720p it loses according to the TPU review.Yep, that was from this TPU review.
Here's one from HUB.
If you want the fastest CPU you HAVE to fork out for the 12900ks. If you want to settle for "just as good" you can grab the 12700f for a fraction of the cost.
You are talking about the 320€ 12700f? Yeap, too close to the 12900ks to practically make no difference
This is great for the upgrading AM4 gamer, easy drop in boost. Good for a few GPU generations I reckon.That's why they overclocked RPL to 5.8 ghz, Zen 4 will be a monster.Intel didnt push enough power need more clock speed
Nah, it did fine
You can buy a 12700f and a mobo for the price of the 5800x3dAin't no Intel chips fitting in my X570 Aorus Master so it's all academic
Depends on the game. In cyberpunk 2077 the 12900k was more efficientWhats the power difference to achieve that ? considering how much lower the clocks are its impressive , cache is the way to go for gaming nice, credit AMD for the invention now we will start this being used going forward
Can't wait to see UE5 Matrix benchmark, open world games love big cache.You can buy a 12700f and a mobo for the price of the 5800x3d
But the numbers on MSFS are NUTS. Waiting for warzone, something is telling me its the first amd cpu to break the 200 fps minimum barier
https://ibb.co/GPFf0TH
Depends on the game. In cyberpunk 2077 the 12900k was more efficient
System consumption is kinda useless anyways for gaming, you gotta to see the CPU specifically.
Was I? Honestly don’t remember.
Yes it is. CPU A gets 500 fps and 600w system power. CPU B gets 400 fps and 400w system power. Which CPU is more efficient? You can't tell, cause the GPU on system A is driving 100 fps more.
No benchmark found it equal though. It loses on techspot, loses on techpowerup, loses on linus. Yes, by a fraction, but it's the same fraction that the 12700 loses to as well (actually linus found the 12700 > 12900). So point still stands, the 12700 is the one to beat in performance and value, and it's not even close to doing that.Was I? Honestly don’t remember.
The performance is largely the same when averaged out vs the KS across all the resolutions, at a fraction of the cost, energy usage, motherboard price, dram price and cooler required to achieve optimal performance.
I’ll be using 4K and 1440P so not irrelevant for me. It’s good to see the results of 720P/1080P though and it’s crazy to see the 5800X3D even with Intels fastest (KS) at those resolutions.
I also can’t wait to see Warzone performance.
Well.......if you want the fastest CPU your looking at Threadripper Zen3 Pro lol but lets keep to semi realistic levels of spending. A 12900KS is the fastest allrounder consumer CPU but if your gamer you would get the 5800X3D if your not going to be productivity. A 12700f is a good sensable buy that most people would and should consider but it's around 10% slower depending on what reviews you read then the 58003D.
