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

In fact Ryzen Master marks the best per CCX/CPU and the second best core per CCX.
I'm sure CPU uses same data also internally.
Which CPU runs which thread is decided by OS scheduler. Don't know if Windows uses the best core information.

I am wondering is single-thread type tasks would benefit from running on CCX with 2 cores disabled, where there is less contention for cache.
 
I was all ready to pre-order ZEN2 but the pictures is far too complicated for that. Intel could still be the champs yet! also we don't know about overclocking, RAM usage.

I await reviews.
 
Anyone who thinks they will be anywhere close to a 9900k are delusional.
Feel free to quote me on this when reviews get released if I am wrong.

What makes you think they won't be "anywhere close" when even the Zen+ systems at 'realistic' resolutions aren't THAT far away? By realistic I mean someone paying £500 for a 9900k isn't buying it to game at less than, or probably even 1080p.
 
Anyone who thinks they will be anywhere close to a 9900k are delusional.
Feel free to quote me on this when reviews get released if I am wrong.

I am quoting you now. Explain the numbers which you see below:

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2700X vs 9900K stock for stock is only around 15% on average in games, so a 10% bump over Zen+ will have the 3800X close enough to the 9900K.
 
2700X vs 9900K stock for stock is only around 15% on average in games, so a 10% bump over Zen+ will have the 3800X close enough to the 9900K.

At realistic resolutions that people buy the most expensive cpus for I would say it's a fair amount less than 15%. 1440p seems more like 10% and 4k it's minimal.
 
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