Pieter3dnow
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This time around Jim has some new bits of information and shows us that some of the old bits seem to be confirmed by other sources...
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There are some pretty confident claims made near the end of the video, so it will be interesting to see how those hold up over the next week or so. All I can say is that I've got a custom water cooling loop just waiting for a 5GHz part.
Well if you goto https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrwObTfqv8u1KO7Fgk-FXHQ/videosAccording to him the X570 chipset "needing" active cooling is due to the M.2 RAID taking a lot of juice. Interesting.
Don’t like the whole secret information stick, but base at 4-4.2 range on an 8 or 12 core chip would be huge. All core turbo of 5 ghz would be nice.
I seriously wonder if gen4 will improve nvme SSD performance.
I seriously wonder if gen4 will improve nvme SSD performance.
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Honestly, I hope these rumors are true. I would love to see 12/16 core CPU with high boost clocks - would be great to see some serious competition at the high end from AMD.
Would/is there a reason to hope that these aren't true?
If the 16 core 3850x (or whatever it'll be called) is announced and released, I'm all in. This is exactly the CPU I need to do what I need to do, without breaking the bank or otherwise compromise, with a Threadripper.
If it boosts to 4.4 Ghz, 5 Ghz or more or less doesn't really matter much. People put way, waay too much emphasis on this arbitrary number. Makes no sense.
16 cores, smallish footprint and case volume, and I'll be happy for years.
If there is a decent midrange GPU released with great thermals, I'm in butt first on that too.
And, NVME with 5000 MB/s transfer speed. Yes, please.
Battlefield V NVIDIA Ray Tracing - CPU Testing5ghz does make sense for gamers because that is the biggest reason why Intel is better than AMD in gaming. Cores help, but clockspeed is still the king.
With the active cooling and extra 8 pin cpu power pins showing up. I wonder where the limit will be for x470 to x570? Even seen some rumors that it may pull between 300-400W for the CPU. I still have faith I can use my CH VII, but if I have to swap than I’ll upgrade next year.
If the results weren't so close I may have resorted to calling you an Intel shill!Battlefield V NVIDIA Ray Tracing - CPU Testing
We have been doing some deep dives into playing Battlefield V 64-person multiplayer lately and testing what exactly the cost of using NVIDIA Ray Tracing is in terms of framerate performance using new NVIDIA RTX 2070 and RTX 2080 cards. We did get questioned on using a 5GHz overclocked 7700K instead of the suggested CPU that EA recommends.
I wonder when when / if we will see the heterogeneous core concept that we see in phones and tablets. Big fast core + low power cores.
Big fast wide cores performance intensive task, slower simpler lower power cores perform lower priority threads / tasks.
Those are battery operated devices which "need" these things. If you look at laptops they tend sometimes not use a real desktop cpu to begin with and if they do they tend to have a special (vendor) TDP setting you won't find on the desktop ...
They need it because of battery limitations and thermal budget.Those are battery operated devices which "need" these things. If you look at laptops they tend sometimes not use a real desktop cpu to begin with and if they do they tend to have a special (vendor) TDP setting you won't find on the desktop ...
Really depends, but those tin foil heatsinks with 40mm screamers can't possibly be any better at cooling than a nice copper finned heatpipe setup.According to him the X570 chipset "needing" active cooling is due to the M.2 RAID taking a lot of juice. Interesting. Never been a big fan (no pun intended!!) of active fan cooling on chipsets.
Not in terms of clocks he wasn't the specs are the same just the branding and pricing is different.He was pretty far off.
He was pretty far off.
Not in terms of clocks he wasn't the specs are the same just the branding and pricing is different.
So AdoredTV didn't lie nor are his sources fake it's just that these things can change at anytime.
Though I'm wondering what on earth is the 16-Core going to cost 699USD? on an AM4?
I mean it's quite possible it will just be 100 dollars more like 599USD or they will shift the product stack down a pricing tier introduce a few 50 models but I think I'll wait a bit before buying a new CPU like October and see what AMD has in store then.
Not in terms of clocks he wasn't the specs are the same just the branding and pricing is different.
So AdoredTV didn't lie nor are his sources fake it's just that these things can change at anytime.
Then he said he was told no 5ghz boost at launch.No, the clocks are wrong.
He was on Twitter all week promoting 5GHz boost frequency.
Then he said he was told no 5ghz boost at launch.
Then he said he was told no 5ghz boost at launch.
He was just backpedaling
How many times can you get it wrong. Find out when you don't get out of your house nothing can happen to you until your house collapses on youLet me throw this out here- the linked information in the OP was wrong. That part of this thread has run its course.
I highly recommend dropping the youtuber chearleading. We don't have much patience for it, especially for ones that peddle rumors.
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Not in terms of clocks he wasn't the specs are the same just the branding and pricing is different.
So AdoredTV didn't lie nor are his sources fake it's just that these things can change at anytime.
Though I'm wondering what on earth is the 16-Core going to cost 699USD? on an AM4?
I mean it's quite possible it will just be 100 dollars more like 599USD or they will shift the product stack down a pricing tier introduce a few 50 models but I think I'll wait a bit before buying a new CPU like October and see what AMD has in store then.
He also got the performance of Navi correct a RTX 2070 level GPU is there but what I find interesting is the RTX 2080 Ti comparison.