Your 1800X has security issues also does it not?
Have you considered upgrading to a 5800X? Not done the maths on this but 4.1GHz on your CPU must be like 2.5GHz or so on a 5800X.
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Zen 3D V-Cache Ryzen CPUs May be Available in December 2021
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Have you considered upgrading to a 5800X? Not done the maths on this but 4.1GHz on your CPU must be like 2.5GHz or so on a 5800X.
I still think it will be the mid to lower end where Intel have an advantage as for the first time in a long time they will be packing more cores than AMD equivalent CPUs.
But they aren't, yet they are. It's going to depend entirely on how well the OS can schedule the cores. If Intel get it bang on the money then those 6+4 i5s are going to stomp the 5600X because of the 4 little cores bolstering the 6c/12t big part.
If the schedule totally bodges up to the point the little cores don't do anything, then Intel will have core count parity and performance will be marginally higher (unless 3D stacked Zen comes to the lower SKUs as well).
This is a key point that really can't be speculated on, it literally has to wait until Alder Lake with proper OS support lands.
And for all the middleware to catch up. Performance will probably be a little hit and miss for a while.
So what do you have then? Takes 2 seconds to update a sig.
You spend longer typing all that then answering the question or updating your sig
I got loads of systems in my house too, but only 1 is my main one and that is in my sig.
So you are not aware of your latest or best system and don’t recall your latest build? Lol
Geez. You have spent longer dodging the question. Will leave it at that.
Oh, no we won’t. We’ll go through my systems one at a time.
Dell XPS 13
10657G
16gb 3733Mhz
3840x2400
With crumbling rubber anti slip pads that Dell refuse to accept as a defect. Should probably waited and gone with a HP Ryzen 4700U, but the XPS screen is so nice!
That's a good question, i don't know but these are Zen 3 (Ryzen 5000) with a huge lump of cache stacked on top, if its Zen 3 compatible it should, unless this needs a BIOS update in which case its down to your motherboard vendor.
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So the ETA on these is Dec?
I'm mulling over a 5600x purchase which I was close to buying yesterday.
I'm mulling over a 5600x purchase which I was close to buying yesterday.
Would wait till Alderlake releases as CPUs like the 5600X will be seeing big price cuts.
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When is that?
Edit: Around the same time ^^^^^^^^^^
Apparently so but i'm not sure if they are going to do 3D stacking right the way down the range, these will be EPYC Milan-X salvage parts, IE those that don't quite make the silicon quality for server, which is how we get all our Desktop CPU's, there is no reason why they couldn't make a 5600X3D with them but they might like to keep them for higher end parts as the supply of them is not going to be infinite.
If you can wait do that and see then.
Apparently so but i'm not sure if they are going to do 3D stacking right the way down the range, these will be EPYC Milan-X salvage parts, IE those that don't quite make the silicon quality for server, which is how we get all our Desktop CPU's, there is no reason why they couldn't make a 5600X3D with them but they might like to keep them for higher end parts as the supply of them is not going to be infinite.
If you can wait do that and see then.
Probably around October.