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AMD vs Intel cpus

I3/R3 : ?? 

I5/R5 : ?? 

I7/R7 : 9700k < 3800X 8cores / 16 threads

I7/R7 : 9900k < 3900x 8cores / 16 threads

 

My guess for R3/5 cpus

R3 : 3300 6cores / 6 threads? 

R5 : 3500 6cores / 12 threads? 

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8 minutes ago, JayzSub said:

I3/R3 : ?? 

I5/R5 : ?? 

I7/R7 : 9700k < 3800X 8cores / 16 threads

I7/R7 : 9900k < 3900x 8cores / 16 threads

 

My guess for R3/5 cpus

R3 : 3300 6cores / 6 threads? 

R5 : 3500 6cores / 12 threads? 

What we know is confirmed until now.

 

16/32 I think might be launched 10th of June 

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You know that there is a lot more to a CPU than just how many cores/threads it has right...................

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2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

You know that there is a lot more to a CPU than just how many cores/threads it has right...................

Was this meant to me or the OP?

 

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6 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Was this meant to me or the OP?

Did I quote your post?

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20 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Did I quote your post?

No, but sometimes people forget to quote. my bad

 

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58 minutes ago, JayzSub said:

I3/R3 : ?? 

I5/R5 : ?? 

I7/R7 : 9700k < 3800X 8cores / 16 threads

I7/R7 : 9900k < 3900x 8cores / 16 threads

 

My guess for R3/5 cpus

R3 : 3300 6cores / 6 threads? 

R5 : 3500 6cores / 12 threads? 

Cannot really compare anything to anything between brands and companies. They cheat/fake/scam on advertising and naming schemes. If you want to know if a car is "faster" you don't look at the engine size or the number of valves. You look at the raw performance numbers (0-60 or top speed).

 

Same here. Wait for benchmarks and pricing.

 

PS, same with threads in a CPU. AMD is better now, but was a little tricky in the past (shared registers or something hitting performance) and Intel have had 2 core i7s and 4 core i3s for a LONG time now, to confuse things.

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33 minutes ago, Enderman said:

You know that there is a lot more to a CPU than just how many cores/threads it has right...................

 

that is true. its also exactly what intel said during AMD`s keynote. 

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2 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

 

that is true. its also exactly what intel said during AMD`s keynote. 

Hahahahaha. Yeah, problem is, it may be (close AFAIK) that AMD has both better core count and better IPC and clocks... and price. XD

 

So true intel... true! ?

 

PS, I hate marketing "Gold, plat, silver, bronze!". So how many seats does my car have sir? "It has bronze level seating capacity"... Walks out of showroom.

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5 minutes ago, TechyBen said:

better IPC and clocks

Not in the consumer space, maybe if you compare threadripper to certain xeon chips yes.

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