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You can be sure I will properly tune my 7950X3D and compare it to the 7950X results I've posted here men.
I've tried creating bench threads here before, it's just a massive ball ache that I don't need in my life again anytime soon.
It's true, unless you use unrealistic settings for the most part there is barely any difference between all the high end CPUs when paired with a high end GPU at 1440P and above using the higher quality settings. Be wary of anyone here who says otherwise.
RTX 4090 & 53 Games: Core i9-13900K vs Ryzen 7 5800X3D Review
Intel's new 13900K offers amazing gaming performance, thanks to improvements to caches, IPC and higher operating frequencies. But is that enough to beat the 3DV Cache-powered AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D? What about platform cost?www.techpowerup.com
Says there's almost no difference in fps between a 13900K and a 5800X3D in Cyberpunk.
Considering that (AMD claims) the 7000 X3D will be 10-25% faster than the 5800X3D I think the new X3D's will out perform the 13900K, even in Cyberpunk.
Yes I agree. Keep this Intel vs AMD childish ping pong match somewhere more relevant. Every thread gets bombarded by the same few. It’s pathetic.
I've always found his results to be pretty poor, regardless of which GPU he is using (4090 and 7900 XTX) with the 7950X.
With a 4090 at 1440p and 1080p dlss q + rt you are surely cpu bound, even with a 13900k. So tpus numbers dont make much sense. Ill post some videos in a bit at 1440p + dlss q maxed out and youll see.It's true, unless you use unrealistic settings for the most part there is barely any difference between all the high end CPUs when paired with a high end GPU at 1440P and above using the higher quality settings. Be wary of anyone here who says otherwise.
Those results you linked show a 0.6% performance difference in Cyberpunk with a 4090 when using a 5800X3D and a 13900K at 1080P and 4K. As they used a 4090, they would have likely used maximum settings (maybe not with RT though as it doesn't specify) and according to the bench notes, they used 'custom' test scenes and not built in benchmarks.
Who knows what area they test, they never reveal which scenes they test. That's one thing I wish there was more transparency on if the viewer can copy the test scene to measure their own hardware's performance.
That would be pointless though since you are disputing the TPU results but then using completely different settings. TPU uses maximum settings with RT off in Cyberpunk at 1080P/1440P/2160P, so that's what you would need to compare to prove their results are wrong.
Uh, didnt see he has rt off. Then its completely pointless, with rt off the game is incredibly light on the cpu, even my 3700x hits 100 fps.That would be pointless though since you are disputing the TPU results but then using completely different settings. TPU uses maximum settings with RT off in Cyberpunk at 1080P/1440P/2160P, so that's what you would need to compare to prove their results are wrong.
TPU's 4090 numbers come from testing with a 5800X but this got changed for the AMD gpus to a 13900k which is why the 4090 numbers look lower.That would be pointless though since you are disputing the TPU results but then using completely different settings. TPU uses maximum settings with RT off in Cyberpunk at 1080P/1440P/2160P, so that's what you would need to compare to prove their results are wrong.
Definitely a marketing strategy to force the impulse buy of the 12/16 core products. Either that of they have stock shortages of the 7800X3D and are not wanting back orders.
I suspect it's a month later due to them expecting the 7800X3D to be the more popular product and wanting a bigger inventory. But then again, could be combination of both?
I'm buying the 7950X3D for gaming.
