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exactlty, if it cant put the kettle on then its a failure of a chip.Id want a few cores to make me a cup if tea while im gaming too,![]()
I agree with your second paragraph. Better software that can actually make use of the cores will be better for the consumer. When that happens of course we’ll it could still be years off.I think we will only truly start seeing the greater benefit of all these extra cores once the next generation consoles come out (with 8 zen2 cores) and also as software devs get used to the idea of having more cores in programs.
Once they start building apps/programs/games that cater to higher cores, we will see a massive increase in performance and use for these high core CPU's.
I agree with your second paragraph. Better software that can actually make use of the cores will be better for the consumer. When that happens of course we’ll it could still be years off.
As for a console induced benefit I see no such thing. We can get 144+ Fps now on four to six cores and simply don’t need more than that. It may mean cpu gaming workloads are spread across 8 cores instead of loading up 4 but we won’t even notice so meh..:
That is like 2-3 years away. By then I will have upgraded to a 4900XI think we will only truly start seeing the greater benefit of all these extra cores once the next generation consoles come out (with 8 zen2 cores) and also as software devs get used to the idea of having more cores in programs.
Once they start building apps/programs/games that cater to higher cores, we will see a massive increase in performance and use for these high core CPU's.
I meant that game developers would start building bigger and better games that require more CPU power. The new consoles have 8 zen2 cores, so devs would start building games that will fully utilize the CPU instead of how it was previously with the weak jag cores.
This will soon become the norm, so 8 cores would be the standard.
8 weak ass cores though
To be fair I don’t know how powerful the new console zen cores will be but I have read as high as 1.8ghz so see point 1![]()
That is like 2-3 years away. By then I will have upgraded to a 4900X![]()
Jaguar cores were garbage, thats a known fact. They are miles behind Zen2.
1.8ghz, where did you get that from? I havent seen any mention of clock speeds anywhere for the consoles
I like the idea of a zen2 on the new consoles but I mostly want to find out what gpu power they will have. That will be key also for the pc market.1.8 Ghz is the speed of the old Jaguar based CPUs in the PS4 and Xbox One. I have seen 3.2 and 3.4Ghz mentioned in the newer processors but I don't think anything has been confirmed yet.
Yeah but I would not buy it at launch price, I will buy it half price or less in 2-3 years time4900x should be out by this time next year, but even you must admit that the current 3900x is overkill for almost everything. But once these devs make games for the new consoles and use all 8 cores, the 12 core Ryzen would have enough grunt to fully utilise
4900x should be out by this time next year, but even you must admit that the current 3900x is overkill for almost everything. But once these devs make games for the new consoles and use all 8 cores, the 12 core Ryzen would have enough grunt to fully utilise
Just a quick and dirty google. As I said I dont really know quite how powerful they will be.Jaguar cores were garbage, thats a known fact. They are miles behind Zen2.
1.8ghz, where did you get that from? I havent seen any mention of clock speeds anywhere for the consoles
I like the idea of a zen2 on the new consoles but I mostly want to find out what gpu power they will have. That will be key also for the pc market.
I cant see it being anything better than a 5500XT otherwise the console is going to cost too much.
I know it's not next gen but one or two games are already strutting their stuff.
gamers nexus just did a big core count for gaming review and in both assassins creed origins and odyssey - the game's minimum framerate scaled well with cores and Ben up to the 16 cores of the 3950x the framerate was still going up with core count. In fact a stock 3950x achieves a significant lead in 1% and 0.1% lows over a overclocked 9900k in Assassin's Creed games because the engine scales well.
And that ladies and gents is the future - that's what major game engines will run like from next gen.