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That is not true. Gnexus did some really detailed comparisons of the two, they had the exact same efficiency. A 10900k locked at 125w performed similarly to the 5800x in most multithreaded workloads, while it was much faster when power unlimited drawing twice the wattage. I know you don't like Intel but please, come on, let's not skew the facts. Also, the 10850k was released around the same time that cost as much as the 5600x, while handily beating it. Very handily I might add.
And neither the 5800x or the 5600x was 30% faster in games, now you are just making stuff up...I mean come on.
Gnexus disagrees, he measured 127 watts, 2 less than the 10900k (after the first 60 seconds of PL2).The 5800X doesn't use more than 125 watts at any point, if even that much, so the 10900K cannot be simultaneously just as fast as the 5800X at 125 watts and much faster than its self (and by extension the 5800X) when not power limited.
And that slide, obvious GPU bottleneck.
Go though these, they arnt limited to the GPU's performance.
AMD Zen 3 Ryzen Deep Dive Review: 5950X, 5900X, 5800X and 5600X Tested
www.anandtech.com
Anandtechs gaming benchmarks have been a joke for the last.....5 - maybe more years. Back in 2018 the fastest gaming CPU from their benchmarks was the...i5 7400. Yeah, it was beating the 8700k. So, no ty, ill pass.That's the first time i've seen AnandTech refereed to as joke, @Bencher
Find the relevent GN video and post it in one of the Ryzen threads, not this thread, i'll look at it tomorrow.
. Boat with leaks?
A rising tide lifts all boats is a saying in the investment world when for example a sector leader pulls the rest of a sector up. Well, other than Intel in this case, although even Intel has risen a few % today
Yeah, plus if the worst does come to pass in China/Taiwan, Intel sure are sitting on a lot of the fabbing capacity that exists in the western world. Touch wood it doesn't and a bit of a grim thought but there it is.
seekingalpha.com
