5900X is +$50 yeah. If it's the fastest gaming CPU at release, then yeah, that won't stop enthusiasts.
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5900X is +$50 yeah. If it's the fastest gaming CPU at release, then yeah, that won't stop enthusiasts.
I upgraded from a Xeon X5650 to a Ryzen 3600.
Phenomenally massive difference.
5000-series has just made it even wider, if their figures are true.
5950x seems like a nice CPU - I would love to see it in action vs the 10900k in a lot of titles.
the bl3 number is actually pretty equal to the 3080's result
Yeah but there's no 5700x so if you want an 8 core CPU then it's a big price hike until the 5700x eventually releases.
Yeah that's what I was wondering - Zen 2 released with more SKUs, right? I'll need that 5700X please.
Crazy how much people forget a Pandemic is going on and how it affects production among other things. Could see the price increase coming a mile away and even less so surprised about it.
If I can get a 5700 on release day, I'll pick it up. Otherwise, I think I'll use a 3700 or 3800x for the PC I'm building and then upgrade later on.
I'll be upgrading to one of these from a i7-4790k. I cannot even imagine how much better things will be.
If you get performance between the 3070 and 3080 for the price of a 3070 I'd consider that a winner.
DLSS be looking tasty tho mhmm
The only 8c/16t Zen 3 CPU available will be $449
3700x (which was basically the same perf wise as 3800x) was $329
Im gona wait till March 2021, will be PCIE 4.0 mobos, throw in a 5900X, my RTX 3080. Ooooh baby. Then is time to sex me up cyberpunk 2077
It will never run well as long as it's "duo-threaded" with DX11. Lex Crysis.
No bass variants at launch makes it an effective $100 increase
probably will wait for a price drop later. a bit steep for 6 cores, although the performance increase is great, it's just quite a steep entry level price.
$300 for 5600x is fair for the claimed performance but its still kinda bleh pricing. Hopefully a 5600 comes in under $250 sometime soon(or a 5700x comes in at $350 or something) as paying $300 for just a 6c/12t cpu is not really appealing(or I'd have already bought a 10600k :p)
Price increases suck, but I was sort of expecting them now that AMD is truly smacking Intel in basically every metric. I'm in for a 5900, I think. Four extra cores for $100 more than the 5800 is the closest I see to a price / core-count sweet spot. Maybe might stick with a 5800 depending how the IF situation looks.
Weird seeing comments of performance being underwhelming, that's pretty much inline with what was expected.
Compared to Intel, the 3900X was something like ~8% behind the 9900K.
Hmm, der8auer says that he's heard that the infinity-fabric situation didn't really change? That would be rather disappointing to me :(
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And only per CCD OC? Not per-core? :(
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And only per CCD OC? Not per-core? :(
"Take a look at that performance"
Me trying to find the FPS counter on the screen:
LOOL same!
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