The more cpu-dependent stuff shows a massive difference (aka cinebench or ff14 at 720p) but when gaming at 4K it looks like I'm GPU bound most of the time.
Most of the time I can do native 4K but with super demanding stuff like FF16 then I have to use DLSS.Are you usually playing at native 4K?
Is your target performance 60FPS in most cases?Most of the time I can do native 4K but with super demanding stuff like FF16 then I have to use DLSS.
Fucking Canada Post is on strike!!!! I won’t have my CPU today!!!
Yes, for now I just have a 60 hz 4k monitor. Next year I’d love to get a 4k 240hz monitor now that I’ve seen what 240hz looked like in a store a couple of weeks ago. (Amazing)Is your target performance 60FPS in most cases?
Yes, for now I just have a 60 hz 4k monitor. Next year I’d love to get a 4k 240hz monitor now that I’ve seen what 240hz looked like in a store a couple of weeks ago. (Amazing)
Yes, for now I just have a 60 hz 4k monitor. Next year I’d love to get a 4k 240hz monitor now that I’ve seen what 240hz looked like in a store a couple of weeks ago. (Amazing)
What games do you play? I probably wouldn't upgrade.
You aren't realistically going to notice too much difference between any modern CPUs before the next console generation comes out. Maybe if you play CS2/Valorant on a 360-480hz display but there isn't really that much outside of that.
I recently upgraded my 6 year old 9900k to 7950X3D and FS2020 is the one single game I've found where it makes a truly meaningful difference. Everything else is basically the exact same on my 165hz monitor because most games are so GPU limited.
yeah at 1440p-4k you're really only seeing big differences in sim games, maybe some VR stuff, Civ 6 turn time, and some improvements in 1% lows when you're not gpu bound. Won't be a massive difference.Thank you, you saved me some money—I was about to pull the trigger yesterday after the PC store I usually buy from, messaged me. As I mentioned, I mainly play at 1440p, and my favorite games I play on PC are RTS and Total War games.
I play other types of games on my PS5. Since I spend a lot of time on my PC for work, couch gaming is my way to unwind and disconnect from my PC.
It feels like we’re going into an era where there are best CPU’s for specific situations but Intel wants to stick to the “one cpu for everything” approach.Not for gamers
Intel has no immediate plans for Core Series with "3D V-Cache", but confirms large cache for future Xeon CPUs - VideoCardz.com
Intel confirms response to “3D V-Cache” for next year, just not for gamers AMD offers 3D V-Cache products across both data center and consumer markets. The second-generation X3D is now available with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor, which is technically available to all consumers. However...videocardz.com
It feels like we’re going into an era where there are best CPU’s for specific situations but Intel wants to stick to the “one cpu for everything” approach.
Those temps look normal to me actually. Keep in mind that this is the first X3D part where they raised the thermal limit from 89C to 95C.Got my new build done and did some stress tests/benchmarks. I'm using a Peerless Assassin 120 and got a 1339 on Cinebench24 with a -30 UV at 5350 MHz. I was hovering around the high 80's and pushed near 92C a few times, so I may repaste and reseat the cooler and see if that helps. Overall, this thing is crazy, especially coming from an i7 9700K that ran hotter than the sun!
So naturally, I'm going to go play HL2 for the first time in years instead of something new that will actually push this beast
Stophesalreadydead.gifOof. So much for the "New gaming king" Leonidas was expecting.
Yeah, you're probably right about the temps. I just keep seeing what other people are reporting they're getting online, but who knows what kind of cooler/case they're using. I'm guessing a lot of them are using pretty big AIOs.Those temps look normal to me actually. Keep in mind that this is the first X3D part where they raised the thermal limit from 89C to 95C.
With core performance boost enabled in the bios then the cpu's going to want to keep boosting as long as there is thermal headroom.
Thats what happens when you don't have enough cash due to blowing it all on failed projects like Optane.It feels like we’re going into an era where there are best CPU’s for specific situations but Intel wants to stick to the “one cpu for everything” approach.
Steve is diffent today
Gigabyte B650 Aorus Elite AX mobo, 32GBx2 G.SKill Trident Z5 6000mhz CL30 ram w/ Bullzoid memory timings applied.
Just finished an hour-long OCCT CPU+RAM stress test, medium data set, "Extreme" mode, variable load type, AVX2 instruction set. Finished with no errors. Temps maxed out at 77 degrees. This thing is stable w/ -50 undervolt and 200mhz OC. Kinda can't believe it.
Free upgrade to 9950x3d??Order one got two
Yeah my order from Canada computer is still stuck since FridayAll I gotta say is Fuck Canada post.
the day its supposed to be delivered.... strike..... fu and fu ur fucker -_-
i should have had it last friday ffs.
so where did u get these 2 from ?Yeah my order from Canada computer is still stuck since Friday
Best Buyso where did u get these 2 from ?
Makes sense I guess
I'm in the same boat as the other two in this thread rocking 12700k + 4090. I may wait to see how the 9950x3d fairs as I always kicked myself not getting an i9 for some of the other work I do on this rig. Something nuts like that would get me on a new platform and just tie me over until 6090 as I don't plan on upgrading my GPU anytime soon.
9800X3D Starcraft 2/Tarkov/RPCS3
Strike is over!!!!All I gotta say is Fuck Canada post.
the day its supposed to be delivered.... strike..... fu and fu ur fucker -_-
i should have had it last friday ffs.
About fucking time.Strike is over!!!!