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

And my second zen buikd is up and running.
Hope my mate likes it :)

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I've decided the same, even though I bought all the other gear last week, b450, 16gb ram, nvme drive etc, gonna wait to see how things pan out.

I've been trimming my build ideas, reducing m.2 ssd to basic Kingston drive + seen win10 usb via e-bay 10 pounds.
Reason being I'm trying to achieve 3600 16gb NVidea 1660 +Monitor/win10 -approx 800-950 ish Uk pounds.
Though some minor home improvements are taking priority over next few weeks.
Nice to see plenty of X570 boards from 199+ and MSI releasing bios update for older boards so plenty of choice.
Maybe I'll Manage to start ordering hardware mid or late July, quite happy I resisted launch date purchase though tempting it was indeed.
 
Cat 5th...
Yes it doesn't sound like much but when its 5-6fps at less than 60fps 1440 it would be noticeable. Not hugely different but it's there. The game is very playable at under 60fps but it's less than ideal. If the 3700X was running at 4.5/4.6 (consistently and at least two cores) I doubt you'd see the difference.
 
Yes it doesn't sound like much but when its 5-6fps at less than 60fps 1440 it would be noticeable. Not hugely different but it's there. The game is very playable at under 60fps but it's less than ideal. If the 3700X was running at 4.5/4.6 (consistently and at least two cores) I doubt you'd see the difference.
Maybe you have better eyes than me, but I doubt I’d be able to see the difference between 54 and 60fps.
 
Maybe you have better eyes than me, but I doubt I’d be able to see the difference between 54 and 60fps.
You may well be right or not, I can certainly tell in the GTA5 benchmark when it drops from 62fps to 52fps which I know isn't the same and I can't see 54fps being a bad gaming experience. Just ever so slightly not as good. I'd certainly prefer to have those 6 frames if I could all else being equal.
 
Actually the 3700X was 4090 to 4175, never got to 4300.

Crikey - might be the reason for the Ryzen 7 3800X then?? Leakier part which can get closer to 4.5GHZ,and that would be another 10% extra performance there?

Cat 5th...
Yes it doesn't sound like much but when its 5-6fps at less than 60fps 1440 it would be noticeable. Not hugely different but it's there. The game is very playable at under 60fps but it's less than ideal. If the 3700X was running at 4.5/4.6 (consistently and at least two cores) I doubt you'd see the difference.

It was 48FPS against 53FPS,so I think the Ryzen 7 3800X might make up the difference possibly. But Intel is only 10% ahead with 800MHZ more clockspeed,and probably a ton of power consumed. The OP estimated it the Ryzen 7 3700X was half the power consumption of the Core i9 9900K.
 
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