The 5950X: Should YOU Buy It? 5900X Benchmark Comparison
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"what a time to be alive, computing is exciting" my thoughts exactly, coming from 386 and early pentiums running 1 core 100mhz to see 16 cores 5GHZ+. wow, just wow!
my first processor was a celeron back in the 90s lol
Computing hasn't been exciting since the Vic-20 came out with 8 colors and a real legit keyboard... graphic character set on the keyboard at 1mghz. It really was something else at the time, it blew all the other competition away.. all for $399. And then the C=64 came out which took things to a whole other level.
It's kinda funny playing a game like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided or HR and seeing what they predicted was the near future, or looking back at older games. They didn't tend to predict multicore much, but instead 8.67ghz clock speeds. Today the future's looking like 128cores.
@@seeeLAH1 My first prosseser was the 6300FX AMD and for me it was great 7 years ago when I got it I now have a 5900X wow how far thing have come and I have come.
All the prices are insane now. Twiddling thumbs and chugging beer seems like the reasonable alternative for a while. Unfortunately.
I'm stuck on 6 core beer belly for now
Right now you can build a BEASTLY PC on the AM4 platform. I just upgraded from a 3600 to a 5900x for about $300. You can also get a great deal on last gen Intel - I bought a bundle from Micocenter for my new TrueNAS/Plex build - Z690 Aorus Elite AX DDR 4 motherboard, i7-12700k CPU, and 16 gigs of G.Skill ripjaws for $350 USD. Yeah, you don't get ECC memory support but for a home NAS & Plex server (with amazing transcoding performance), it's a real deal.
Personally I'd much rather buy high-end last generation equipment that you know is well supported, than to buy into the AM5 platform, or the 13th gen Intel platform. There are also awesome upgrade choices for people with PCs that are maybe 3 - 4 years old.
Level1Techs is like Linus Tech Tips, but with RTX turned ON.
Slower FPS ?
@Michael Anthony Linus makes quality videos? Lol
@@sokol5805 dont be mistaken with quality. lvl1techs makes in-depth technical reviews while LTT is for general consumers and entertainment
Even his voice has RTX on
There's no comparison. Wendel is an engineer with deep technical knowledge and that annoying bozo LTT is just a glorified unboxer followed by clueless n00bs. Even attempting to make a comparison is an insult.
I upgraded from an i7-4790K to a R9 5950X, difference is night and day. My computer doesn't care anymore what I throw at it, it's very liberating.
Yep. Got a 64gb ram too
_Should_ I buy it? Probably not. Do I _want_ to buy it... Err, yes.
buy it overclock it if it breaks lie and say it was dead out of the box lol
Idk why I haven’t watched L1T for a while now... I missed Wendell
because of The VID I guess
The title has a typo. It's "can you" instead of "should you".
I'm not sure if this is a joke about stock shortages on AMD or money shortages on my bank account
@@SteveDice21 both
oh common you can just sell your wife to get one
That thumbnail! Wendell's the cool kid now. :)
4:24 I want to point out a difference between 5900x and 5950x in this benchmark. While firestrike physics score scale up to 32 cores and Timespy extreme up to 64 cores, Timespy cpu score takes advantage of 16 threads at maximum. So, if you disable the 5950x SMT, the score will go up to ~18000 points at stock because physical cores are more productive than logical cores.
Does the outro imply that January‘s Threadripper 5000 series (speculation) is going to ship in a little box that is big enough to be used as a small child’s coffin with a little Intel tombstone as a bonus included?
wow.
Wait how did you comment from 6 days ago? The video is less than one day old
@@lsthor patreon supporters.
@@lsthor patreon gang yo!!!! pay to play early access XD
@@lsthor
My sense of humor is so dark creating nano black holes allowing my comments to travel back in time Interstellar-style.
For those of us that have a core/ram based workflow (rendering in my case) means that there are never enough cores, (or ram).
Looking forward to getting one of these.
I'd just buy a 5950x for the OpenMP madness. I'd start using it everywhere even where I don't need it. 16 core bubble sort, Hilarious!
I am cautious of using the 5950x for OpenMP, as with 2 channel memory, the memory bandwidth might not support up to 32 threads. I am actually worried that memory bandwidth could be a problem with the 5900X could also be a problem with OpenMP, but I have ordered a 5900X and hope all the other improvements make it a good purchase. With large increases in threads, some problem types may require adapted approaches.
@@johncampbell7868 you cant go wrong with 5900x , congrats
@@johncampbell7868 any guess for what kind of bottleneck 2666 MHz RAM would have on 5950X code compilation performance? That's the fastest speed I could find with ECC support, which I want for ZFS.
Wait till the new ZEN 3 THREADRIPPER Wendell. Cant wait for you to review that. Hold on tight!
We have a different version in my country since it launched.
5950X the coming soon edition, Pre order now!
Managed to find a 5950X. Can’t get a bloody decent PSU for love nor money though!
Blessed to get a 5900x when I did (via pure strength and drive of sitting outside Microcenter like a _nerd_ ). B)
Micro Center ftw! Best store ever!
seems a weird god to give you a CPU and deny others food. Blessed
@@mycosys tf
I went for 5950x, definetley speeded up my 3d rendering.
I got my 5950x for MSRP on launch day, coming from a i7-3770k this thing is on another level. The way prices are now, £899+ for 5950x and £649+ for the 5900x if you can find them in stock. I am happy.
Realizing they have a two front war ... winning on cpu and doing extremely well on the gpu front.
Taking on two way bigger, wealthier and market dominating companies, with these results, is a miracle in itself.
Was planning on a 10900K until AMD released their new line. Now I'm debating holding out for a 5900X. But I really have no need or money for the 5950X. Still appreciate all of the info that has been helping me choose the parts for my new build. Planning a possible NAS as well, but that's another project I will have to wait on.
Good luck with your build! ~ Editor Amber
@@Level1Techs Thanks. My main box is still on a 4790K + GTX 970, which has actually served me very well for all my gaming and development. But I figure it is time to upgrade and repurpose the old build to a server or test machine or something.
@@teknixtek If you're gonna go Intel, just get the i9 10850K unless you can find the 10900K at the same prices. The 10850K is almost always substantially cheaper (it was recently going for $400), and is only 100MHz slower.
@@DrearierSpider1 Thanks for the input. It has definitely been a consideration but the 10900K is only $100 more, and given the target system may potentially be my most expensive build yet (thinking of open loop water cooling), it's really not that much of a concern overall. Also, I'm still debating between that and a 5900X. But given the current state of availability of the new CPUs and GPUs, I'm probably just going to hold off for a bit. I've waited five years already, so a couple or few months is no problem. This is definitely a want and not a need, and my current rig is perfectly adequate for now, especially since I've been spending most of my time on my laptop anyway.
@@teknixtek if you are going trough all that trouble of custom loop etc. Etc. I would probably wait just a little longer for AM5, ddr5 instead. And also possibly Intel at that time...let's see what they bring.
Might just be me, but making a blown out, over the top build makes more sense at the beginning of a new platform, rather than at the end of a platform. Hopefully it will bring massive generational uplift. From what I've heard, zen4 is a bigger uplift from Zen3 than Zen3 was from Zen2 and maybe even zen1. Whole lot of Zen 😁.
Anyways, sounds interesting and good luck with the build, regardless of which direction you bring it 🙂
you know a product is impressive when Wendell genuinely seems so excited about it.
I am lucky enough to have received my 5900X, but I'm waiting on my RAM kit to arrive lol... the RAM is the one that's been and issue.... my 6800XT is also going to arrive someday, but I can definitely still live with my 1070 in the meantime. my FX-8350 on the other hand... yeah I need to get rid of that ASAP.
Is the 5900x a good match for the 6800xt...?
I have a 3950x, and while the 5950x is tempting, I’ll wait for the 5nm ddr5 next gen ryzen.
Don’t forget AM5 socket
@@jamerican347 and pcie 5
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I wouldve waited but my 3700x and 5700xt just got fried by lightning and don't want to wait months to not even have availability. Plus the price of the 5950x is 500 new now and 400 used.
Got my 5800x and i've been messing around with curve optimizing, i really suck at fiddling with it, cannot wait for your video on it
What motherboard do you have?
3:30 the 5950X has 33% more cores than the 5900X (or 5900 has 25% less), you mathed backwards lol
Thats smart actually
If 4 painters can paint a house in an hour, 12 would take 22.5 minutes, and 16 painters would take 15 minutes assuming linear scaling.
@@Level1Techs but they are all paid by the hour and they get a lunch break.
@@Level1Techs The 5900x has 25% less cores, but the 5950x has 33% more cores.....
@@Level1Techs aroo? assuming no efficiencies or inefficiencies of scale, 12 painters would be 20 minutes?
I have just purchased a RYZEN 9 5900x in 2023 off Amazon for £245.00 Sterling, nice upgrade from a RYZEN 5 3600xt. It boosts way above the 4.8 at factory settings.
I think Wendell "belled the cat" with that comment about AM5 memory performance.
I'd buy either if I could find them in stock in Australia.
I'm really sorry fam. You get the short end of the stick with USD -> AUS & Stock shortages.
If it helps. I Got mine from centercom. They seem to only be doing in store sales. I may have accidentally skipped the queue since I was unfamiliar with the store and got the last one XD
Im in AU, pre-ordered my 5950x on day 1, 20mins after it opened for purchase on mwave. Still hasn't been shipped, and still no eta on when it will be. www.mwave.com.au/blog/2020/11/6/amd-ryzen-5000-series-availability-updates
Stick to your ZX Spectrums, kangaroo boy.....
The 5950X has come down to around 250-300€ on the used marked in Germany. Thr new generation of Ryzen CPUs really has driven the price down. I'll wait another few months and if this trend continues I'll have a 5950X for 200€ before the end of the third quarter.
I do the same.
I was able to purchase a 5950X for $505 a few days before the 5800X3D was released. Thanks for the hint that they might come out with one more chip on the platform.
@@mad616 cool story bro. My comment was just a thanks to the content creator for help.
Appears 5000 series is normalising in the US only.
Here in the UK the only place you can get them is either scalpers on ebay, "boutique" prebuilt PC makers or from US suppliers where the price is OK but postage and import duty make the price far too high.🤨😒
I just got my 5900x today, woohoo
Got my a couple weeks ago
I'm still not used to opening task manager and seeing that many threads and core
I'm so waiting for that curve optimizer OC video!
Still waiting I guess :)
Would have been very excited to see compiling benchmarks between the two.
The 5950X probably crushes the 5900X at compilation, especially on Linux.
Might be the first time I go AMD...
I bought a 3900X for 400 bucks right before this came out late 2020... just upgraded the 3900X to a 5950X today for 550 USD! All cores going at 4.4 GHz, surprisingly lower temperatures than the 3900X. Haven't felt it where it matters other than placebo... but when I upgrade my NVMe SSDs to PCIe Gen 4, I can't wait to let I/O rip. These things really do OC well. May shoot for a slightly higher all-core OC to 4.6 and lower the voltage as far as it can go, but that's WAY better than a 3900X all-core at less than 4.1 GHz. Went up in speed and cores!
The crazy thing is that I just ordered a 5950x so I can disable cores in bios and experiment with all combinations of cores since that experimenting is what I like to do. I couldn't emulate a 16 core with a 5900x
GentooLTO with ~amd64 testing branch user I really would love to see the compiling performance of 5950X vs. 5900X. I would assume getting FCLK to 2000mhz and low latency 4000mhz memory manually tuned, would boost the performance like crazy. Though compiling with 32 threads needs some insane amount of RAM, what kind of timings and clocks can you achieve with 64GB would be nice to know too.
Quick question: Do you think 2666 MHz ECC RAM would be too much of a bottleneck for 5950X code compilation performance? Maybe I should stick with a less powerful CPU if memory speed limits the 5950X too severely.
@@FunkyDeleriousPriest I wish I knew, but I have absolutely no idea. Search if you could overclock that 2666mhz, as I remember hearing that it should be possible to get that working at 3200mhz.
Also the large amount of L3 cache should help a ton with compilation.
If I had to choose and if I had money, I would just go with 5950X. My guess is that with more optimization your memory bandwidth requirements lowers, and with 5950X I would at least use heavy optimization to get the software as parallelized and vectorized as possible.
If you find answers to your question (and about can you overclock ECC memory), I would highly appreciate if you would reply here what you found.
I am a programmer and I can easily use more cores, also this translates to measurable time savings.
While single (monolitic) apps can't use them properly, not only I often use multiple greedy apps, a lot of compiling/test runs will easily use all the cores at once.
I do agree that for gamers or casual users 16 cores won't help much.
5950X got few days ago.
I never see sunlight again after this for few years...
Thank you Wendel for another non BS review.
Is the isolation that got to you or is that the regular mad scientist stuff going on in the outro. 🤔
Please do the curve optimizer video I have found there to be a void on good information on it! Thanks for the great video already!
I feel the need to wait one generation and get a 6960x with a 6900 xt it just feels right.
Next gen will be 7950x
@@chrisohanlon69 6900xt with a 6960 ... nice.jpg
I upgraded to the 5950x because it was a top of the and Ryzen stack. My 5900x is now going into a VR rig.
Isn't going from 12 cores to 16 cores a 33 and 1/3rd % increase since 4 is 1/3 of 12? If you were going from 16 cores to 12 that would be a 25% decrease because you would be losing 1/4th of your cores. A 25% increase from 12 cores would be going to 15 since 3 is 25% of 12.
That is all correct. Does not apply to these processors though due to different speeds.
already in line to get a 5900X to upgrade from my venerable 2700X. but it looks like it's gonna be a while until i get the chip.
I planned the same upgrade but due to stock levels and price chose a used 3900X.
@@Sunlight91 I also considered that option, but couldn't find any used 3900X cpus, so I went with a 5900X instead.
I'm glad this processor is dropping below $550 USD, i'm thinking about picking one up to replace my 3950x, and using that 3950x to upgrade my Truenas box from R5 Pro 4650G with 128GB of RAM, to the 3950x, and switch to TrueNAS Scale, now that it has docker/kubernetes and easily passes through hardware, i can run plex, photoprism, pi-hole, and many other containers off of this one box.
i can't find it anywhere is Brazil. I was going for a 5950x as an upgrade for my 3700x. I really want just the raw performance that i can use in anything i might throw at it(compiling) and also gaming. But can't find a non scalped in any way.
Virtualization is the only reason I'm deeply considering the 5950X. I have various services I'd like to isolate with some hardware passthrough, while being able to give a Windows gaming VM its own 8 core CCD. There was noticeable performance loss in my main poorly threaded VR game on my 3900X that the IPC uplift should get past.
Can't wait for your Curve Optimizer follow up!
How's the waiting going? :)
Looking forward to the Level1Linux video on the 5950x!
Please please make a video detailing your curve optimization experience with PBO2 soon!! I'm just now playing with it myself with my 5950x on an asus x570i and would love as much info as I can get!!
6 months later... stock starts to appear!
-Should- Can you buy the Ryzen 9 5950X?
Great video and well presented..but I'm still debating if its worth the extra $250 for just 4 more cores when 12 seems like a fuck ton already for video editing.
Got a new Ryzen 7 3800x and I think it’s more than I need. But the 5000 series looks great
5600X = $50.00/core
5800X = $56.25 / core
5900X = $45.83 / core
5950X = $50.00 / core
The price/performance leader is clear (assuming you can find them for those prices).
I was interested in buying one but....where are the high end X570 motherboards ? I wanted an MSI X570 Creation for specific reasons and it has disappeared several of the other high-end MB also look like EOL..really weird, going to wait for the 5960x I guess....I hope it'll still be TRX40 compatible I sold my 3960x but kept the motherboard..which is now worth 150$ more than when I bought it lol
My 5900x Pre-order comes into stock in 11 days so I'll have a bc build to do over christmas. They seem to have reasonable supply though as all pre-orders at scan will be done by the end of the month with surpluss expected stock, unlike my GPU which is moving maybe 6 places a week.
I love how Wendel started getting visibly giddy by the end of this. LOL
Which would be best for gaming and streaming though? I'm looking towards the 5900x right now, but it's hard to find benchmarks.
Managed to snag a 2950X Threadripper for $380-ish, built a Proxmox to play around with converged virtualisation box for media server, cloud and other virt goodness. Also got a 2nd-hand 1070 for like $50 and patched the drivers and can run unlimited NVENC streams with passthrough to the media server. All in all quite impressed with the horsepower, although Proxmox ZFS GUI management is kinda anemic.
Well done!
Any RAM recommendations for 5050x and X570 board? 4x 32GB please?
semantics but 5950x has 33% more cores than 5900x
Maybe he meant to say 5900x has 25% less cores than 5950x? 🤔Yea, percentages can be confusing like that depending on what you're comparing.
Curve optimizer, never heard of it. Using 5950X + Asus Crosshair VIII Dark hero. Just slap precision overdrive on + and the new auto single/multithread changing ON with something like 75A limit gave pretty impressive numbers.
I just love your excitement... tis fun watching
Thinking of running a 5900X in an Asus Rack X570 mATX as my home server supporting some VMs, media server, and data storage. Thoughts?
Yeah, I'm good with a 5900x and a 6800xt. In March, when I might be able to find either of them to buy.
March 2024, right?
@@Noodles.FreeUkraine I admire your optimism.
I loved this. How am I just watching this channel now? Answered a question I'm sure everyone is wondering about, especially with how impossible to get at MSRP the 5900x is.
I love that gravity field background... i couldn't watch at the slides any more that I have seen this. It's awesome! ;)
Great video! I'm excited for the Curve Optimizer video =)
It must be noted that those who are a bit uncertain on which Ryzen 09 CPU to get must be very focused on which applications are intended for making use of Sixteen Cores or better: This is why I keep urging more Techtubers to start showing Vegas Pro in their benchmarks, where we are able to see a situation where an application can make use of all the threads on a chip (up to 048 for CPU Only renders and up to 032 for CPU+GPU renders, in the case of Vegas Pro) but also notice how generational uplifts also impact how a project gets mastered; the 5900X is in a unique position because of this, as you are getting within very firm striking distance of the 3950X for Workstation performance but in a Twelve Core package, and with the 3950X now being sold online for anywhere between 05I7 and 0660$ USD in most online locations on both e~tailers and the Second Hand/Open Box market alike, the 5900X is basically a decent Budget Alternative if you need it for applications that you know won't make good use of Sixteen Cores while still getting 3950X~style performance that will help you get your work done well before Break Time or very well before you go off the clock for the day.
Now, for those who are doing an In Socket upgrade of their Workstation from Zen II to a 5950X, this is the only instance where I would say that if you have a 3950X, keep it, only switch to a 5950X if you have a 3900X or lower and want to get the most out of your Socket AM4 platform after using your previous chip for about five to seven years; my reasoning for this recommendation is simply because of how well the 3950X will age for long term usage and also my anticipation of how the 5950X will depreciate in price for the Second Hand market when we approach 2027 to 2030 (though at that point, Single Nanometer Intel Core and AMD Ryzen CPUs may likely be more financially feasible for the performance that they'll bring), many Zen II users who want to upgrade to Zen III may be able to stay on the same system if the 5950X is available Used/Pre~owned or in Open Box for about 0300 to 0450$ and that will allow those who can't afford to build a new system outright to make optimal use of their current one for another good seven or so years before they have to upgrade to a new build outright; as a result of this, AMD effectively has delivered a way for consumers to keep an old system that will have ridiculously cheap high end parts in about half a decade and change from now, and it will allow for them to have a more economic experience so that there is a significant decline of e~Waste in the Desktop Hardware scene, truly a smart move on the part of Lisa Su and her team on this front and I know in my heart that this will benefit many users for many years to come. (:
1 year later, I found a 5950X for ~$560
Love it
$560? Wow 😳
@@myctiz yep, used for 700 CAD, a 5900X new is 650 CAD, so I got a great deal!
I wonder what the benchmarks would look like at 2666 MHz speeds, because I'm planning on a Ryzen build with ECC RAM (for ZFS). I would like to have that great 5950X performance, especially for code compilation, but at 2666 MHz, the RAM might become a significant bottleneck. Exactly how much of a bottleneck would determine whether or not I go for a 5950X or something less powerful/expensive. Any thoughts?
xD 550$ 5900X, the 5800X is 600€ and the 5900X is over 900€ currently in Germany. The current situation is totally crazy. I am looking to get a 5900X for MSRP since launch and there is no retailer that would even list it for that, they are part of the sculpers.
What about for Virtualization? Thinking about getting one of these to make a central server with multiple VMs, one of them as a passthrough for gaming
Now is the time to buy this CPU.
Except for the 5900X every Ryzen 5000 CPU is now in stock in Germany.
GPU's? Nothing - not even the 5500XT is in stock.
Not as in stock in the US but it's not that hard to buy the 5800/5600x.
Also nothing but very overpriced last gen GPUs available as well.
Can’t wait for your curve optimizer video!
Thanks. Validated my purchase of 5900
Still waiting on my preorder from Nov 6..
Lol same 😭😭😭😂
The 5950X has 33.3% more cores than the 5900X, not 25% more.
But the 5900x has 25% less cores than the 5950x....magic. or the first lesson in stats in marketing
@@wayward03
Welcome to our class on applied fractions, aka how to lie with numbers
@@kdcadet isn't that the english translation of the greek work "marketing" 😁 how to lie with numbers...
@@wayward03 Touche
I have a 3950x in my gaming rig
Wait wait wait wait, when i'm not gaming i have it running a handbrake watcher program that loads up all cores to convert my recorded TV shows to x265
Also, If AMD had a 7nm IO die, they totally could put a third 8 core chiplet and call it a 5959x same core count as a '5960x' but half the memory channels, and 1/3 the PCIe lanes for $1000 instead of $1300. But with 7nm IO die it might be able to handle an IF clock up to 2200mhz
Gotta keep that wafer supply agreement with Global Foundries though.
I'd also imagine redesigning the analog circuits in 7nm isn't worthwhile, more complicated, and the scaling is still weak. Scaling is likely 15-20% for an IO die 14nm to 7nm.
@@Jaker788 I have to imagine that there is no issue with exceeding the GloFo agreement with the demand for 3000/5000 Threadripper/Epyc
And the redesign of the PCB is why i think they'd charge $1000+ for it instead of $900
Wish you had a 3900x in this as well. Wondering if it would be worth upgrading from 3900x to 5900x for 4K gaming running on a RTX 3080.
Yeah but they also arent running a desktop class OS, i would prolly allow those extra 4 cores lol.
Nope
Can you please do a Cyberpunk benchmark? That title is rapidly becoming the "But can it run Crysis?"
I just had that thought earlier. It's the new decade's Crysis.
@9:21 WENDELL LET IT SLIP AM5 BOIS ITS COMING!!!!!
It's quite strong thend I think to have pc with more core's and as it continues we see more applications optimization for more core's. Game's included if market won't start stagnate at 6-8 core's. Remember 3-4 years before zen 4 core's was most you needed and most applications didn't even ready for 8-16 core's
Re: Timespy benchmarks
I am running a 5900X and regularly clock over 14000 on the CPU score which has got me to 29th in the list for my CPU/GPU combo, and whilst I am using PBO on and a 200mhz offset in that new thing (name eludes me) I am also using a 1.10 Vcore as when it goes higher temps get out of control and I drop performance
Link to CPU/GPU list for benchmark
www.3dmark.com/search#advanced?test=spy%20P&cpuId=2758&gpuId=1214&gpuCount=1&deviceType=ALL&memoryChannels=0&country=&scoreType=overallScore&hofMode=false&showInvalidResults=false&freeParams=&minGpuCoreClock=&maxGpuCoreClock=&minGpuMemClock=&maxGpuMemClock=&minCpuClock=&maxCpuClock=
I didn't consider what I was doing an "overclock" as such but the numbers for this benchmark seem to imply it is. I would welcome comments as to what I am looking at badly here.
The 5950X will be a relevant CPU till 2025.
Your charts would have been a lot more useful if you had included a 3950x.
just imagine a 5990xt with binned chips all capable of 5ghz, that would be a sight to behold
I know this is an old video. With that said, since this is a 105 watt TDP processor, will a NH-L12S work? My plan is to Couple this with an Nvidia A2000, and build a VERY POWERFUL 2U work station that is whisper quiet.
Congrats on the lysol sponsorship
Been slowly increasing lysol product placement for months and finally someone notices
Yea... to say that it's "it's upon us" might be a bit of unlucky choice of words i.m.o., as to most people the availability of 5950X makes "unicornd farting rainbows" look trivially common by comparison...
Not saying that I don't enjoy the video, just "reaying" a bit of context of how it feels to be a "lowly consumer" right about now..
Best regards.
Summary here :
+33% cores/threads does not directly translate to +33% perf. especially not in gaming.
--> If gaming is your #1 concern and you are eyeballing the 5950X --> go for a 5900X and spend the change ( $250 ! ) on some other part (better GPU > MB > RAM)
--> If it's for work, meh... Go for it , you can put it under "professional expenses" in your tax declaration anyway. (That is, at least in my country.)
Question for L1T what do you think is the possibility of backwards compatibility of Pcie gen 4 for intel 10gen CPUs on Z490? They where originally designed for gen4, and I have not seen any reason that the CPU hardware can not support it. Would be interested in your opinion. Cheers
i don't doubt the performance of AMD cpu's what always worries me is the memory compatibility issues.. a while back i tried to figure out what mem i could buy if i would build a threadripper machine looking at the qvl list i could only find sticks that went up to 64gig or something like that but not for the 128gb and more that i wanted in my build.. The one thing that always works on intel cpu / motherboard is the mem.. it's time for AMD to put down good rules for mem standards so that we consumers know what to look for..
Your backdrop was freaking me out until I realizes it was Jupiter. Great shot.
This was a great teaser video, but what about that PBO and Curve optimizer performance? Hey, do not leave us hanging :-D And what about air cooling when you are overclocking?
and here im happy weiht my 5800x upgraded form as 8700k