Caporegime
Going off the figures in that video it was like 300+ish fps. I’m sure if you use the fastest memory it’ll be faster but by how much.
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Poll: Ryzen 7950X3D, 7900X3D, 7800X3D
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Caporegime
It helps massively in some games:
Fallout 4 CPU benchmark thread(need some Zen3 and Zen4 results!)
Background A few of us still play some of the old Creation Engine based games such as Fallout 4. Annoyingly a lot of reviewers don't seem to test older games anymore,and these generally benefit the most from better single threaded performance,faster memory speeds,etc. Fallout 4 tends to be...
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Fallout 4 CPU benchmark thread(need some Zen3 and Zen4 results!)
Would it be worth replacing 5800x with 5800x3D for F4? I get drops into mid 20's downtown Boston, especially around the USS Constitution. With RTX3070.
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The 1% lows can be quite low in Fallout 4 especially with mods or extensive base building. The game loves Intel CPUs,but the Ryzen 7 5800X3D pushes performance upto parity with Intel CPUs. BTW,if you could add some 12900K and 13900K scores to that thread it would be great!
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Soldato
I know the 3d cache gives insane results in some games. Its a great tool if you specifically play one of those games (like msfs for example) but its kind of meh in the rest of games. Amds cpu need to be competitive in gaming without the 3d cache, so when they actually strap the 3d cache on one of their cpus, its going to be a slaughter leaving intel a generation or two behind. Sadly zen 4 is behind intel in games, and so i still think raptorlake will keep the crown for all around gaming performance.It helps massively in some games:
Fallout 4 CPU benchmark thread(need some Zen3 and Zen4 results!)
Background A few of us still play some of the old Creation Engine based games such as Fallout 4. Annoyingly a lot of reviewers don't seem to test older games anymore,and these generally benefit the most from better single threaded performance,faster memory speeds,etc. Fallout 4 tends to be...Fallout 4 CPU benchmark thread(need some Zen3 and Zen4 results!)
Would it be worth replacing 5800x with 5800x3D for F4? I get drops into mid 20's downtown Boston, especially around the USS Constitution. With RTX3070.
The 1% lows can be quite low in Fallout 4 especially with mods or extensive base building. The game loves Intel CPUs,but the Ryzen 7 5800X3D pushes performance upto parity with Intel CPUs. BTW,if you could add some 12900K and 13900K scores to that thread it would be great!
Caporegime
Well in that thread someone found the Ryzen CPUs had a lot more issues with L3 hit rates,so the extended cache seems to have helped with it. Might be one of the downsides of the designs AMD is using!
Caporegime
Star Citizen.
Soldato
Isn't that the game that has problem with ecores and you need to disable them to triple your framerate? Yeah, great exampleStar Citizen.
Soldato
Just tested it with the 13900, too bored to transplant stuff to the 12900k. Everything at stock, I got 850 to 1.2k fps in the tutorial and 600 to 850 in a normal match.
Caporegime
Sounds like an Intel problem....
Soldato
More like a star citizen problem, but it doesn't matter, you can turn off ecores with a single button on your keyboard while being in windows, so yeah.
Do you consider the mediocre performance in some games with 2x ccds on the 7950x an AMD problem or are you just biased?
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Err does this actually work? Maybe that’s why my 13900k is acting so strange in this game.
I must give this a go if so. I’ve tried everything else without much luck.
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Don't know anything about this game but I don't see some major problem on intel. 13600k 4100mhz ddr4. Just my regular daily.
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Every time there is a AMD launch you seem to show up banging your Intel drumMore like a star citizen problem, but it doesn't matter, you can turn off ecores with a single button on your keyboard while being in windows, so yeah.
Do you consider the mediocre performance in some games with 2x ccds on the 7950x an AMD problem or are you just biased?
Soldato
If you see anything pro intel in my posts, the problem lies with you
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It was a wider problem for some games on CPU's with E-Cores, Most of those games have been individually patched for it, disabling the E-Cores does work.
Soldato
How so? In my last post I said the decreased gaming performance caused by 2xCCDs isnt an amd problem, how is that negative for amd? I really think you are too far gone into fanboying. This is sadly usual with amd proponents, they get too invested for some reason.All your posts are pro Intel
and negative AMD though.
Soldato
Yeah, the game probably ignores the windows scheduler and sends threads to the ecores. You don't need to disable them from the bios though, there are many ways around it
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Valorant non sense debunked. What’s next?
No you said this
Which definatleyreads like a not so subtle dig at AMD. Just own it dude, your Intel all the way, we all figured it out many moons ago.More like a star citizen problem, but it doesn't matter, you can turn off ecores with a single button on your keyboard while being in windows, so yeah.
Do you consider the mediocre performance in some games with 2x ccds on the 7950x an AMD problem or are you just biased?
Caporegime
Yep just own it, better that than be in denial.