and "tuned" memory kits...He probably has several chips leftover to sell as custom OC jobs.
No. Why should It be? 7800X3D is more efficient than 9800X3D. 9800X3D manages higher clockspeed in comparison, but at the cost of power.Is this satire ?
I think you watch too much Anime.
My TLDR review -
Back in my competitive full contact karate days, our training mentality was Ikken Hissatsu. It wasn't the LARPer teh deadly interpretation, it was synonymous with Mike Tyson's throwing with bad intentions philosophy. That's what the 9800X3D just did. It Saitama'd everything Intel ever made for gaming with one punch.
Thank you for attending my TED talk.
No. Why should It be? 7800X3D is more efficient than 9800X3D. 9800X3D manages higher clockspeed in comparison, but at the cost of power.
But of course It shouldn't really matter in dekstop, If you want to pair It with a 450W GPU, then extra 20-30W doesn't really matter.
Why not set both to the same cTDP65W and compare them then instead of just analysing the wrong data?No. Why should It be? 7800X3D is more efficient than 9800X3D. 9800X3D manages higher clockspeed in comparison, but at the cost of power.
But of course It shouldn't really matter in dekstop, If you want to pair It with a 450W GPU, then extra 20-30W doesn't really matter.
The man just told you he did competitive full contact karate and all you got was the anime reference?I think you watch too much Anime.
Good thing they picked the SKU that actually sells to make goodI think the problem is it came from Arrow Lake being bad, not Granite Ridge being good. Only the X3D variant is the real improvement in the x64 world this year.
The anime reference looked more interesting to me than the karate, which he did >=20 years ago I assume.The man just told you he did competitive full contact karate and all you got was the anime reference?
Nah. He still does it to stay in shapewhich he did >=20 years ago I assume.
Then I better watch what I write, to not make him angry.Nah. He still does it to stay in shape
I would do that, If I had them, but I don't.Why not set both to the same cTDP65W and compare them then instead of just analysing the wrong data?
Wendel from Level1Tech confirmed in his review that cTDP works perfectly fine with 9800X3D, we just need a reviewer or forum member to test it in that power envelope.
cant wait to see the comment from the author of looserbenchmark
When the 9000X3D variants launch (expected in early 2025) gamers who play cache sensitive games such as SoTTR or Factorio with a 4090 and don’t mind frame drops, may find value in the 9800X3D. Meanwhile, Intel’s 12th and 13th gen CPUs continue to offer the best value for money in today’s market. Furthermore, Intel is scheduled to launch Arrow-Lake (est. +10% performance vs 14th gen) and Lunar-Lake (snapdragon competitive x86 battery life) this year, but they face serious challenges due to reliance on marketers who are mostly funded by AMD
Exactly, the only reason 7800X3D isn't running at higher wattage is because of the physical limitations regarding heat.No. Why should It be? 7800X3D is more efficient than 9800X3D. 9800X3D manages higher clockspeed in comparison, but at the cost of power.
But of course It shouldn't really matter in dekstop, If you want to pair It with a 450W GPU, then extra 20-30W doesn't really matter.
You are confusing me with @Hulk; he's the one you don't make angry. I punish the guilty.Then I better watch what I write, to not make him angry.
Yeah, @Hulk is the one to watch out for.You are confusing me with @Hulk; he's the one you don't make angry. I punish the guilty.
I still train and coach. And tell me you don't like One Punch Man? Come on, that show is so good.
It would have been interesting to see how Strix Halo does with a strong dGPU, but I don't think such a combo will be released even in laptops.On topic: Even our sister site PCGamer reviewed it - https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/processors/amd-ryzen-7-9800x3d-review/
The Factorio bench is sick - 2.5 times faster than the 285K. I have read raptor does much better late game (maybe arrow would too?), but I have not seen those numbers personally.
It's an agenda driven decision AKA shilling. Raptor benefits far less than Ryzen from 24H2. Arrow is nerfed using it. That's why he chose it for all systems; It is needed for Arrow, and hamstrings Ryzen.Weird they were the only reviewer that said AMD recommended to test on 23H2.
But It's a very CPU intensive scene, don't you see 285K in the rearview?EDIT: This is why lazy canned bench testing for many games needs to stop. You have to test in a CPU intensive area in 2077 or you get this -
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I know you are being facetious, but here is CPU heavy results from HUB -But It's a very CPU intensive scene, don't you see 285K in the rearview?
Pat dreamed of seeing AMD in the rearview, yet he is seeing his latest CPU there. Sad
And It's even slower than the previous one.
It's an agenda driven decision AKA shilling. Raptor benefits far less than Ryzen from 24H2. Arrow is nerfed using it. That's why he chose it for all systems; It is needed for Arrow, and hamstrings Ryzen.
In Wendell's testing, the 285K crashed in Space Marine 2 at every resolution. Can anyone confirm this is a known issue, or is it just his setup? I did not get anything solid in a quick search.
EDIT: This is why lazy canned bench testing for many games needs to stop. You have to test in a CPU intensive area in 2077 or you get this -
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Technically AMD is in Intel's rear view mirror. It's just that Intel is heading the wrong way.But It's a very CPU intensive scene, don't you see 285K in the rearview?
Pat dreamed of seeing AMD in the rearview, yet he is seeing his latest CPU there. Sad
And It's even slower than the previous one.
Computerbase also has such games. >60% difference in FPS. This is a true Bulldozer, not that fake from some years ago.
Computerbase also has such games. >60% difference in FPS.
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Does STX-halo also have V-Cache? Or the faster IO interface negates the need for that?Well, no, they just need a faster D2D interface and an additional 32B link to the IMC and there you go.
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