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Recently there has been 2 reviews for the 2 new CPUs, their regular Friday podcast and this opinion piece.How many of these click bait videos have they made in the last 24 hours? 4, 5? Yes this is getting stupid.
Thanks for spotting that.Cyberpunk 2077, DOTA 2 and F1 2023 have the wrong claims against them
Thanks for spotting that.
So went over all the figures again and actually CB only have the 14600K and not the 14700K - I did toy with finding some 14600K vs 14700K results to scale CB's results but that would an estimate of an estimate so abandoned that idea.
So this means none of the test here use 7900 XTX. I did NOT trawl through youtube videos looking for someone using the 7900 XTX.
However, TPU's CP2077 figures are lot close to the claim so overall it somewhat closer.
Still on average the over-promised by 12% with only Borderlands 3 being pretty exact and now CP2077 being only off by 1%.
Not many reviews with Horizon Zero Dawn. All these figures are meant to show is 14700K vs 9700X as that was AMD's claim.Review GPU of 3080 and you really wanted to inlciude that for the averaging?
Not many reviews with Horizon Zero Dawn. All these figures are meant to show is 14700K vs 9700X as that was AMD's claim.
Since AMD's footnotes were very vague, there is no way to know where they claimed to get their scores from. For CPU benches, I'd almost expect 480P scores (like we use for the Fallout 4 CPU benches) but again AMD did not state. At 480P ultra-low details for Fallout 4 the GPU barely matters.
Hardware unboxed said they contacted AMD about the results and they came back saying they are correct and similar to it's own testing within 1-2 percent,
They didn't share further details how they did the testing for the slides other than the end notes
Yep, a classic ad hominen comment; stop referring to the content itself and attack the content creator with exaggerated/false notions.Recently there has been 2 reviews for the 2 new CPUs, their regular Friday podcast and this opinion piece.
In response to your question, the answer is 1.
Are you really complaining about people whose job it is to post videos on PC hardware and news for posting videos on the latest PC hardware news whilst it is revelant?
Prob early next year.So when can we expect the x3d parts?
Yes, the interesting parts are yet to come. I will reserve final judgement until then though at the moment this is not the ~20% improvement most expected/predicted so I'm perplexed at some of the gaslighting that's occurring.Will be interesting to see how the 16/12 core parts do. Probably be very good for VM/DB's and workstation type work.
I did not expect much for gaming as its a very small part (most don't get high end CPU's for gaming). It was always going to be more enterprise/workstation focused, that's the money. Zen 5 looks very good for enterprise/workstation customers and its still OK for desktop.Yes, the interesting parts are yet to come. I will reserve final judgement until then though at the moment this is not the ~20% improvement most expected/predicted so I'm perplexed at some of the gaslighting that's occurring.
Around the time Arrowlake gets launched. AMD will want to spoil the party for sure.So when can we expect the x3d parts?
Good on Steve for not backing down, proving the haters wrong with data
The end result remains the same "Zen5 is charging a 20% premium for the same gaming performance as Zen4, and in our mind, that's quite a bad product"
his (correct) point is that if you get almost no additional performance, Zen4 is currently better valueOof bad data from Steve. Prices have dropped launch to launch.