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Manual tunning, but it literally takes 10 seconds. Up dram voltage to 1.44, set the timings - save and exit.Just with enabling DOCP in bios or with manual tunning,since i have zero experiance with that.
No you wouldn't. Gaming is about 50w average difference, some games as low as 20w some as high as 70w.I think Intel will have to price cut the 13th gen range soon. £450 13900k would not surprise me. Even then - a few months of gaming at current electricity prices will get you back the extra investment for Zen4 X3D.
The power draw difference is HUGE.
If you want a detailed answered (thankfully) someone else bothered to go through all the reasons: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/113ngqd/why_cpu_gaming_performance_is_compared_at_720p_a/is that 720p ?
who the hell games at 720p these days ?
We already went through this. Not going to repeat myself, you can just read back.We were talking about 4k Resolution though.
I assume yours are the new batch, I had the older ones, bought them back in 2021. I imagine yours should clock better, but you gotta tryF5-6000J3636F16GX2-TZ5RK
not sure
i checked on qvl list yes its samsung
If you want a detailed answered (thankfully) someone else bothered to go through all the reasons: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/113ngqd/why_cpu_gaming_performance_is_compared_at_720p_a/
We already went through this. Not going to repeat myself, you can just read back.
Your post is kinda confusing though. If, as you claim, at 4k cpu performance is irrelevant, why would you upgrade to your hypothetical 9900x 3d in 5 years? You are actually proving his point, the 7800x 3d will be just as fast as the 9900x 3d at 4k. A 7600x won't. That's called longevityEnjoy your 1 fps extra on Cyberpunk today (rounded up for you) and your extra fps in 5 years time when the rest of us are all on the Ryzen 9900x3d then lol.
Even if the 1% lows are significantly different from a 7600x to a 7950x in 4k I doubt its anywhere close to worth an extra £500 to "fix".
My original point still stands. For 4k gaming only its silly paying that much extra.
Enjoy your 1 fps extra on Cyberpunk today (rounded up for you) and your extra fps in 5 years time when the rest of us are all on the Ryzen 9900x3d then lol.
Even if the 1% lows are significantly different from a 7600x to a 7950x in 4k I doubt its anywhere close to worth an extra £500 to "fix".
My original point still stands. For 4k gaming only its silly paying that much extra.
Your post is kinda confusing though. If, as you claim, at 4k cpu performance is irrelevant, why would you upgrade to your hypothetical 9900x 3d in 5 years? You are actually proving his point, the 7800x 3d will be just as fast as the 9900x 3d at 4k. A 7600x won't. That's called longevity
I have done a fair bit of overclocking over the years and memory overclocking has been the most infuriating.
I felt like I needed one of those posters they put up in the work place with the number of days since the last accident.
"It has been these many days since the PC did some weird ****."
Stress tests just let me know it wasn't terribly unstable, but I could go weeks with unstable settings without knowing it, only to have it tap me on the shoulder or slap me in the face and often at the worst possible time.
I mentioned a few pages back I managed to snag three X3Ds on launch day, two from a different retailer than OcuK. Well, only OcuK actually came through and despatched the X3D on time. The other retailer, who shall remain nameless, cancelled one of my orders (oversold) and didn't dispatch the other despite supposedly having stock.