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Question of the following year - I9 9900k vs Ryzen 7 2700X

what would you buy? I9 9900k vs Ryzen 7 2700X  

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  1. 1. what would you buy? I9 9900k vs Ryzen 7 2700X

    • I9 9900k
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    • Ryzen 7 2700X
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price as of today

I9 9900k              USD529.99 - amazon

Ryzen 7 2700X   USD294.99 - amazon

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1 minute ago, meme smurf said:

i would personally pick the i9 9900k as although more expensive i hear intel 9th gen can clock all the way up to 5.5ghz... i mostly just games so the intel is the clear winner in that area.

I mean you are comparing it wrong it should be the I7-8700k 

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Just now, meme smurf said:

i would personally pick the i9 9900k as although more expensive i hear intel 9th gen can clock all the way up to 5.5ghz... i mostly just games so the intel is the clear winner in that area.

Post your sources otherwise thats just bullshit. Most 8700k were 5-5.2 once delidded, i would say maybe a few golden samples get 5.5,

 

If you play games then 8700k would be the far better value choice as it is still $200 cheaper and the same performance within 2-3 fps, which is pretty much nothing when its 197 fps vs 200 fps

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Just now, meme smurf said:

what do you mean it should be the 8700k? should that be the cpu he is comparing the 2700x to? is that what your meant?

Yeah

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Just now, meme smurf said:

my dude i was just saying this based on the point of "oh if i could get ethir one of these chips for free" dont start lecturing me with all of that "the intel is not worth it XD" with me heard it a thousand times.

So your not using realistic instead just imaginary, Good to know your lack of effort or beneficial discussion points. 

 

Intel Tends to be better performing in games then ryzen thats no question, but the value of the 9900k over the 2700x is simply not there at this current price point. Its my argument against 2080ti over 1080ti, its 15-35% performance gain with a price increase of now 2x, simply not worth the price 

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3 minutes ago, meme smurf said:

my dude i was just saying this based on the point of "oh if i could get ethir one of these chips for free" thats all

I'm dead lol. But yeah the zen 2 is at the corner. I hope that finally amd balances productivity gaming and budget 

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1 minute ago, meme smurf said:

pentium 4 4ghz? XD

I really wanted Intel to keep going with the Pentium 4 so I could talk about how my CPU reached 10GHz.
(if you're wondering, it's what people predicted if they weren't pushed by AMD.)

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given that the 9900k isn't out and we have no benchmarks to go by. i would say wait until it's out and we have benchmarks to go by

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56 minutes ago, meme smurf said:

i would personally pick the i9 9900k as although more expensive i hear intel 9th gen can clock all the way up to 5.5ghz... i mostly just games so the intel is the clear winner in that area.

People say Intel is better for gaming. Yes, it's true but ... what's the point when GPU bottleneck is there ?

 

I hope you play game @1080p, for my case, i play @ 3440x1440 , so basically any CPU is fine. The price different is not justify real performance for gaming. Wait, maybe If i game @ 720p I will definitely get i9.

 

Even if Intel release 6 GHz CPU, real fps improvement is 1-2, unless Nvidia give us express ticket to faster lane 1 more time.

 

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3 minutes ago, d3adc3II said:

People say Intel is better for gaming. Yes, it's true but ... what's the point when GPU bottleneck is there ?

 

I hope you play game @1080p, for my case, i play @ 3440x1440 , so basically any CPU is fine. The price different is not justify real performance for gaming.

totally agree! you will first need a high end display, then high end gpu and then finally you may only benefit from 10-20fps in games.

 

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All the benchmark I posted is using 1080Ti, the most high end card before RTX release. 

 

Even after RTX, things won't be different that much.

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1 hour ago, meme smurf said:

i would personally pick the i9 9900k as although more expensive i hear intel 9th gen can clock all the way up to 5.5ghz... i mostly just games so the intel is the clear winner in that area.

Right now wouldn't touch Intel's chip even with a stick until the re viewer's nda are lifted too much of bullshit cpated on the processors, just wait till the 19th. 

First Nvidia and thir RTX shit and now Intel with their cow manure. 

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Well...technically no one can buy the chip right now.  Pre-orders are meant to be broken.

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2700x, easy.  

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I7-9900k is only ~ 15% faster in gaming but costs 78% more than ryzen 7 2700X.

 

I can't understand how dumb you should be to buy an intel. Even intel motherboard is more expensive thats makes the difference in price even bigger or over 80%. That's just insane.

 

 

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What can i say intel now is just catching idiots the same as nvidia "RTX 2080Ti" Just buy it!

 

 

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2 minutes ago, EOZ said:

What can i say intel now is just catching idiots the same as nvidia "RTX 2080Ti" Just buy it!

So say the poor people. There is a difference between going for value and performance. 

 

I'm like, how many 2080Ti should I buy, once they are actually widely available. Don't actually need it, but it should be fun for a bit.

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While the CPU prices themselves vary greatly, total system build needs to be taken into account.  

 

$200 at $300 to $500 is huge, $200 from $1800 to $2000 is just 10% (depending on which way you come at it).

 

Paying $3000 for Tech Package in a car is a huge addition, but if the car is $50k then to $53k... 

 

It's relative to how you look at it.

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Prices at launch.

 

i7-4770k - $339                            GTX 970 - $329

i7-4790k - $339                            GTX 1070 - $449  + 37%

i7-6700k - $339                            GTX 2070 - $599  + 82%        

i7-7700k - $350  + 3.2%               GTX 980Ti - $649     

i7-8700k - $359  + 6%                  GTX 1080Ti - $699  + 7.7%      

i9-9900k - $488  + 44%                RTX 2080Ti - $1199  + 84.8%

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1 hour ago, EOZ said:

Prices at launch.

 

i7-4770k - $339                            GTX 970 - $329

i7-4790k - $339                            GTX 1070 - $449  + 37%

i7-6700k - $339                            GTX 2070 - $599  + 82%        

i7-7700k - $350  + 3.2%               GTX 980Ti - $649     

i7-8700k - $359  + 6%                  GTX 1080Ti - $699  + 7.7%      

i9-9900k - $488  + 44%                RTX 2080Ti - $1199  + 84.8%

If you don't want the fastest stuff, don't pay for it.  If someone is building a high end rig, the prices will be paid.

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1 hour ago, EOZ said:

Prices at launch.

 

i7-4770k - $339                            GTX 970 - $329

i7-4790k - $339                            GTX 1070 - $449  + 37%

i7-6700k - $339                            GTX 2070 - $599  + 82%        

i7-7700k - $350  + 3.2%               GTX 980Ti - $649     

i7-8700k - $359  + 6%                  GTX 1080Ti - $699  + 7.7%      

i9-9900k - $488  + 44%                RTX 2080Ti - $1199  + 84.8%

seems like everyone is following apple's strategy, the more expensive the better.

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2 hours ago, EOZ said:

Prices at launch.

 

i7-4770k - $339                            GTX 970 - $329

i7-4790k - $339                            GTX 1070 - $449  + 37%

i7-6700k - $339                            GTX 2070 - $599  + 82%        

i7-7700k - $350  + 3.2%               GTX 980Ti - $649     

i7-8700k - $359  + 6%                  GTX 1080Ti - $699  + 7.7%      

i9-9900k - $488  + 44%                RTX 2080Ti - $1199  + 84.8%

you should look up q6600 and gtx280 launch prices too and yrs around those

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6 hours ago, EOZ said:

I can't understand how dumb you should be to buy an intel.

I personally love AMD.
I'm not sure if we can take your word for this seeing as your picture is of a Ryzen chip...

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