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[Jarrod'sTech] 12900K vs 5950X - Which CPU is the Best Right Now?
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Nice work for Intel with what they’re doing. This means cheaper AMD products to compete. And at this point, really the real world difference isn’t that much, so it’s a win for consumers.
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All AMD needs to do is release the same 5000 series with PBO by default on and they would easily gain the win for far less power.
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Another benchmark with no SAM.
ID: hjledogSAM is not on by default on the cpu tho Unless you want the result to be skewd when testing
ID: hjlf5hlI want that feature to be included because it is there and can be considered during purchase. Just because it is not on by default, it should not be left out. All pros and cons should be considered when buying a CPU.
It's like buying a pizza with no dipping sauce that was included in the packaged deal. Would you not take a dipping sauce if it was free?
ID: hjl2ka4SMA?
ID: hjl2xskTypo. I meant SAM
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Intel are catching up but the efficiency is horrendous
ID: hjlolgzI would not say horrendous, the 12900K is just pushed above reason, the 12600K is very efficient for example.
ID: hjl7dszTotally. I saw sone gaming benchmarks and a i9 12900with some games pulls 40W more than a 5900X in a similar scenario. Granted, it also pushes out 20 or so more FPS, but still, 0,5 FPS per watt isn't what I call efficient.
Similarly, outside of extreme overclocking, it's the first time I see a consumer-oriented CPU hit 240W of power consumption and run hot enough to throttle with a NH-D15 tacked on (reports I saw mention that a i9 12900 hits 90°C with a NH-D15 on).
So yeah, Intel did catch up (not unsurprisingly, given how they're way bigger than AMD is), but they sure have a lot of issues to iron out.
ID: hjl7eqo90°C is equivalent to 194°F, which is 363K.I'm a bot that converts temperature between two units humans can understand, then convert it to Kelvin for bots and physicists to understand
ID: hjl85l1Yep, they need to sort efficiency, I remember when AMD's efficiency was bad, now it's the other way around
ID: hjlmwzwWait is this true? 12900 stock throttles with that cooler? You got a link?
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Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:13 12th Gen Information - P Cores & E Cores 0:31 CPU spec differences 0:55 Price Differences 1:13 DDR5 Memory 1:35 Test PC 1:54 Windows 11 Notes 2:52 Cinebench R23 3:18 Linux Kernel Compilation 3:31 Handbrake 3:46 Blender Open Data 3:58 V-Ray 4:05 Corona Renderer 4:14 Adobe Premiere 4:27 DaVinci Resolve 4:36 Microsoft Office (Word/Excel/PowerPoint/Outlook) 4:55 7-Zip Compression & Decompression 5:12 AES Encryption & Decryption 5:21 GeekBench 5:37 All Application Differences 6:04 Power Draw / Temperatures / Clock Speed 7:05 Overclocking & 12th Gen Problems 7:28 Far Cry 6 7:51 Red Dead Redemption 2 8:08 Cyberpunk 2077 8:28 Watch Dogs Legion 8:46 Microsoft Flight Simulator 9:05 Control 9:20 Rainbow Six Siege 9:29 Assassin’s Creed Valhalla 9:37 F1 2021 9:48 Shadow of the Tomb Raider 9:58 12900K vs 5950X at 1080p in 10 Games 10:20 12900K vs 5950X at 1440p in 10 Games 10:44 12900K vs 5950X at 4K in 10 Games 11:00 Cost Per Frame Value 11:40 Conclusion - 12900K or 5950X?
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Intel is finally catching up to CPUs AMD has been shipping for the last year...;) Well, that's progress for Intel, I guess. My money is on AMD's upcoming Zen3 3d-vcache, and of course, Zen4, next year. Am not in the least tempted to go to Intel.
ID: hjk0i2zI’m excited to see Raptor Lake vs AMD next CPU
Get to see a more mature version of Intels next design while seeing AMD flex what they have been doing with more mature DDR5
ID: hjkazldIf all the leaks are right Raptor Lake vs Zen 4 will be REALLY close in ST... except Raptor Lake will have an 8 core advantage (24 cores vs 16 cores).
ID: hjk588wZen3+ will probably get a lot of people who are on 2000/3000 series over to it since it'll be the final release on AM4. I probably will upgrade to it from a 3700.
ID: hjkez49What if you need a b550/x570 boards to run them?
引用元:https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/qnzu2f/jarrodstech_12900k_vs_5950x_which_cpu_is_the_best/
PBO + 3D Cache and it's over.