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If you watch DF's original 1800x tests here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TId-OrXWuOE some games are gonna need a lot more than a 15-20% boost to catch up to Intel it seems.

That test is very old. The time when most ram cant even be set at 3200 MHz. And Gen 1 is a bit slower than Gen 1+. Several Agesa have been put out which improved Ryzen a good % performance.
 
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If you watch DF's original 1800x tests here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TId-OrXWuOE some games are gonna need a lot more than a 15-20% boost to catch up to Intel it seems.

15% IPC improvement + 13% higher clocks = 25% improvement.

Also twice the cache, double the floating point performance, lower latency, 37% better multithreaded performance than a 9700K.

The total improvement is huge. The 3600 4.2GHz destroys the 8700 4.6GHz!!!
 
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37% better multithreaded performance than a 9700K

It doesn't work like that. With 12 logical processors, which contain 50% virtual ones, you can't beat a 9700K with 37%.
The slide showed that a 3800X that is 16 logical processors beat a 9700K with 37% https://videocardz.com/80798/amd-ryzen-3000-series-12-core-ryzen-9-3900x-at-499-usd

The 3600 4.2GHz destroys the 8700 4.6GHz!!!

It doesn't work like that. You don't compare a future, yet unreleased processor with the last-generation from the competition.
 
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It doesn't work like that. With 12 logical processors, which contain 50% virtual ones, you can't beat a 9700K with 37%.
The slide showed that a 3800X that is 16 logical processors beat a 9700K with 37% https://videocardz.com/80798/amd-ryzen-3000-series-12-core-ryzen-9-3900x-at-499-usd



It doesn't work like that. You don't compare a future, yet unreleased processor with the last-generation from the competition.
You do when its the same performance in games as the 9900k
 
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Where is the HALF mate ?? when its all higher than what i got atm LOL

@humbug looks like they managed to keep Latencies on same level az Zen and Zen+ Thats good with new design. I'm not worried !!!


Also not sure if posted but 15 vs 13 IPC % explained
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1134098430614093827

I really don't give a crap about Intel's latency, we know what that is, why should anyone care about comparing Zen 2 latency to Intel?

Anyway, if the IPC is up 13% in ST its 10% higher than Intel, so 4.6Ghz would be like 5.1Ghz 9900K, that comparison does matter.
 
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15% IPC improvement + 13% higher clocks = 25% improvement.

Also twice the cache, double the floating point performance, lower latency, 37% better multithreaded performance than a 9700K.

The total improvement is huge. The 3600 4.2GHz destroys the 8700 4.6GHz!!!
Who needs benchmarks when you just know AMD is going to absolutely smash Intel's best chips! Won't even be a fair fight! Ryzen 3000 is going to play all games at 3,000 FPS in 248k Ultra 500 Hz!

Get hyyyyyyyyyyyyped!
 
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