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  1. Vulture

    Intel i9 13900KS or AMD Ryzen 7950X3D

    Also, AMD's platform is superior, and you have the possibility of upgrading to Zen 5-3D in the future, which should bring a significant performance boost. It doesn't make sense to go with Intel until they offer something new like Arrow Lake
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    And what do the users of 13900k and 13900ks gain from purchasing 14900k, apart from a 100W+ higher consumption and a lighter wallet? Someone mentioned platform vitality, which I consider to be when new models offer significant advancements, noticeably higher performance, etc., rather than just...
  3. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    They should have renamed it to: the most efficient processor in the world when you tinker with the BIOS and optimize it a bit, but that applies to all products, so... According to his logic, Intel has a patent on optimizing processors in the BIOS, meaning only Intel products can do it, and it...
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    AMD can also be further optimized and reduce power consumption, so we are again in a similar situation. AMD is more efficient and better, and there is no debate about that. Intel needs 300w+ to match AMD, which is why Intel is so focused on efficiency with MTL design. That is their main focus...
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    That's right, if you reduce consumption, you also decrease performance, and furthermore, AMD can be further optimized, so the story about Intel falls apart. AMD is incomparably more efficient no matter how you look at it.
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    *** AMD "Zen 4" thread (inc AM5/APU discussion) ***

    https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-9-7945hx3d-cpu-spotted-zen-4-cores-128-mb-3d-v-cache-enthusiast-laptops/ I dreamt about this, inquired if it will ever become available. With this product, they will crush Intel, and even without 3dcache, they are considerably more efficient, but with it, they will...
  7. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    It's definitely better than the Skylake era where we had to buy new motherboards for much smaller improvements, so I support any kind of progress.
  8. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    Suspension is a powerful thing :D, the discussion can be normal even when we disagree and openly criticize companies whose products we favor
  9. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    Only RPL can be called a new generation; the 14 series is practically a refresh, a cheap tactic from Intel. They could release another 10 such generations and boast about having an active platform, but 10 generations of refreshes are not worth mentioning, in my opinion.
  10. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    They will survive, but they won't be fine. Slightly better performance for significantly higher consumption, plus a dead-end platform
  11. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    https://wccftech.com/intel-14th-gen-core-i9-14900k-i7-14700k-i5-14600k-cpu-specs-leak-higher-clocks/ As I said, slightly higher clock speeds and significantly greater power consumption, an epic fail. It's concerning how Intel looks right now; they definitely need to make some changes.
  12. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    We have a rather unusual situation in the processor market. Intel is hard to recommend even as a budget option due to its massive power consumption. Budget buyers typically opt for more affordable power supplies and cooling solutions, which makes AMD a viable choice for both enthusiasts and...
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    The choice is quite straightforward; until Intel makes a significant change, AMD is the better choice, both for gaming and productivity, especially in terms of efficiency and power consumption. Not to mention the significantly superior and more feature-rich platform with the upgrade potential to...
  14. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    The beauty of cache is that you don't have to specifically optimize the game to take advantage of it, but of course, you can do that for additional performance gains. On the other hand, for cores or parallelization, it requires a lot of effort, and you can't parallelize everything. One core will...
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    If I had to bet and choose between 3dcache and E cores for future games, I would definitely bet on 3dcache.
  16. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    The extensive amount of cache in AMD processors will definitely secure them a smoother and better future. Even if the IPC may be slightly weaker for certain games, if the game can leverage that additional cache, it will provide a good boost. We can confidently say that 3dcache gives the...
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    You're mistaken, free your mind. It's not about the number of cores, but rather the specific architecture that certain games leverage. Both sides have their favorite games that they excel in.
  18. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    It should be noted that Intel only has 8 P cores, and these E cores increase latency, which is crucial for gaming. There's no doubt that latency is significantly higher when data travels between P and E cores, and Cinebench is not a reliable benchmark. We know how it was with Zen 1, which...
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    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    Zen 5 (which is a completely new architecture built from the ground up) combined with the 3rd generation 3dcache developed on TSMC's 5nm process should be a significant leap compared to the current Zen 4-3d. Having the ability to upgrade is a great advantage for any brand, and I hope we will...
  20. Vulture

    14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"

    The problem is a relative concept in this case, but the fact is that AMD is significantly more efficient. However, there you go, we've learned from you that everyone else is wrong, and only you are right :D. Both AMD and Intel can be further optimized, but AMD will always be more efficient...
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