8000/2133, unsure about timings. My config is 6400CL30 tuned 2133 fclk
So curve shaper will work for Zen 4 as well? Did you tinker with it?it has the new curve shaper setting as well.
1.2.0.0a has been out for two weeks on my gigabyte boards already, but I reverted back to 1.1.7.0 due to that windows 10 boot-loop issue when I was trying to benchmark. Lemme flash back to 1.2.0.0a and look.So curve shaper will work for Zen 4 as well? Did you tinker with it?
Why ? It will be litteraly 50% faster then your 5950x that you paid the same amount. Calculate for inflation and its cheaper. This will last you another 4 years.Slow day. So now theres that "leak" of a "retailer" posting up 9600X $295 pricing. I have this feeling AMD is going to disappoint on launch pricing even though all the stars are aligned for them to make a real statement. If what we end up with is $299, $399, $549, and $649, thats going to be a huge disappointment, IMO.
Sure, but you have to compare it with current Ryzen 7000 prices. I have no doubt many will do that and be disappointed when considering the (apparently) rather small performance increase.Why ? It will be litteraly 50% faster then your 5950x that you paid the same amount. Calculate for inflation and its cheaper. This will last you another 4 years.
Because I can buy a 7950X3D for only $459 brand new right now at Amazon is why. Way too big of a pricing gap for the +16% ST/MT and -5% gaming. Same goes for 7700X / 7800X3D vs 9700X. With Arrow Lake looming, I dont think its wise.Why ? It will be litteraly 50% faster then your 5950x that you paid the same amount. Calculate for inflation and its cheaper. This will last you another 4 years.
He's too busy for games.@igor_kavinski can the leaker follow the instructions for any of these benchmarks here and post the score?
Then wait 1-2 months for AMdiscount it always happens. Also we dont know the gaming performance yet.Because I can buy a 7950X3D for only $459 brand new right now at Amazon is why. Way too big of a pricing gap for the +16% ST/MT and -5% gaming. Same goes for 7700X / 7800X3D vs 9700X. With Arrow Lake looming, I dont think its wise.
Pretty much this. You'll never see a new generation offering better perf/$ than the outgoing generation. If that were the case, old stock would never clear out.Prior generations are almost always a better value than a brand new release. For AMD CPUs at least.
Meh. They can wait for prices to drop just like they did with every other Ryzen gen. A repeat of last gens launch MSRP pricing with street prices coming down over time should be the expectation. I'd like to see lower launch prices, but I don't expect it.Sure, but you have to compare it with current Ryzen 7000 prices. I have no doubt many will do that and be disappointed when considering the (apparently) rather small performance increase.
9600X - $229Slow day. So now theres that "leak" of a "retailer" posting up 9600X $295 pricing. I have this feeling AMD is going to disappoint on launch pricing even though all the stars are aligned for them to make a real statement. If what we end up with is $299, $399, $549, and $649, thats going to be a huge disappointment, IMO.
OMG im buying day19600X - $229
9700X - $299
9800X3D - $349-$379**
9900X - $399
9950X - $499
9950X3D - $599**
Source: My cousin who works at Best Buy
** my guesses where they will slot in
Edit: Clarified pricing info
If only!9600X - $229
9700X - $299
9800X3D - $349-$379**
9900X - $399
9950X - $499
9950X3D - $599**
Source: My cousin who works at Best Buy
** my guesses where they will slot in
Edit: Clarified pricing info
Everyone wants new hardware for "free" 🤣Why ? It will be litteraly 50% faster then your 5950x that you paid the same amount. Calculate for inflation and its cheaper. This will last you another 4 years.