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The i9 9900K "beater" would be a 12c / 24t CPU ~$500 - $600, anything beyond that I think would be a different tier of product (Threadripper).
No you dont, there is no i9 9900k beater on sight, the only one who gonna beat it is perhaps a new Intel cpuI WIN!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOO GOT IT RIGHT WOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Are you sure you didn't mean heater instead of beater? It would make more senseNo you dont, there is no i9 9900k beater on sight, the only one who gonna beat it is perhaps a new Intel cpu
No you dont, there is no i9 9900k beater on sight, the only one who gonna beat it is perhaps a new Intel cpu
Being beaten in cinebench by a CPU with 50% more cores is pretty irrelevant for a gaming CPU which is the topic of this here post.. . . really?
that is trueBeing beaten in cinebench by a CPU with 50% more cores is pretty irrelevant for a gaming CPU which is the topic of this here post.
And yeah the normal one and the s are going to be very very close since most games are still bottlenecked by graphics.
I'm waiting for someone to tweak the DDR4 speeds on a 3800X that is OCed to its sweetspot frequency and compare it to well optimized/OCed 9900K system. That would be a real showdown.I am quite interested to see how the boost works and memory speeds, I can't wait to see benchmarks.
No you dont, there is no i9 9900k beater on sight, the only one who gonna beat it is perhaps a new Intel cpu
Being beaten in cinebench by a CPU with 50% more cores is pretty irrelevant for a gaming CPU which is the topic of this here post.
And yeah the normal one and the s are going to be very very close since most games are still bottlenecked by graphics.
Depends on how much of a bottleneck the 2080ti is right now.So how much more do you reckon you can get out of the beloved 9900K(S) for gaming?
I've always wanted to see an AMD chip running 'proper' torture loops. With AVX2 implemented in Zen2, my curiosity is about to be satisfied.So how much more do you reckon you can get out of the beloved 9900K(S) for gaming?
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So how much more do you reckon you can get out of the beloved 9900K(S) for gaming?
Depends on how much of a bottleneck the 2080ti is right now.
Power consumption is what you showed and will not change anymore.
I've always wanted to see an AMD chip running 'proper' torture loops. With AVX2 implemented in Zen2, my curiosity is about to be satisfied.
I agree, I want to see what both manage to achieve with 360mm rad/DH-15 coolingHow about we wait for power numbers from AMD as well. Now that they have full 256bit wide AVX units, they will also chew seriuos power in Prime95 with AVX and even more so in FMA.
In gaming 9900K is just fine, easily doing 5Ghz in sub 100 watts in all games.
There is no doubt that AMD has matched Intel Skylake core performance in tests like Cinebench that may or may not favor. But gaming historically dependend on clocks and memory hierachy. Let's wait for proper leaks and tests before we jump to conclusions.
Being beaten in cinebench by a CPU with 50% more cores is pretty irrelevant for a gaming CPU which is the topic of this here post.
And yeah the normal one and the s are going to be very very close since most games are still bottlenecked by graphics.
"No you dont, there is no i9 9900k beater on sight, "Who said anything about Cinebench?
So please tell us what CPU is beating the 9900k and in what?
any numbers please? no cinebench please3800x, and in pretty much everything?
3800x, and in pretty much everything?
Yes, yes it is.PS Intel's last minute announcement of specially binned 9900K(S) is a tell tale sign of what they think about (mainstream!) Zen2 parts.
Especially if the new 300w limit is to get the 12 core part close to 4Ghz all core.
300W? Where did you get that number?
The 3900x does 3.8 ghz@105 watts. Thats already close to 4 ghz. What makes you think it will take 300 to get to 4 ghx ? I can get my 16 core 1st gen 1950x to 4 ghz on less than 300 watts.Yes, yes it is.
They think a 5Ghz all core 9900k is going to provide a good challenge to all zen 2 CPUs.
Especially if the new 300w limit is to get the 12 core part close to 4Ghz all core.