Quote from: C on April 18, 2023, 11:58:57I will definitely be picking up a 7800x3d soon. Energy prices where I live are pretty high so it's a no brainer for the performance per watt compared to 13900k. I'd be spending hundreds a year just running an Intel cpu instead

The high power consumption of the 13th gen also heats up your room, and your AC bill will go up significantly too. If you don't use an AC, then can't even run a 13900K without it thermal throttling!

Phew, sexy stuff

In all professional software, and not for morons gamers (whose interests do not bother anyone), AMD significantly outperforms the top Intel solutions in the consumer segment in multi-threaded load. Intel has nothing to offer the professional with their overgrown moss 10nm++++++++++++++++++.

Quote from: jrose on April 18, 2023, 16:45:13if you navigate to cpu user benchmark website it clearly shows the 13900k is a very easy winner an dbetter cpu than the ryzen 7 and 9 x3d models. very inaccurateon how this is "better" than the 13900k. look at the benchmark tests. 13900k is the CLEAR winner

This comment rings fanboy like none other

User benchmark is well known to be an Intel fanboy site with an extreme bias for Intel and against AMD, they even change algorithms to make Intel look better, just look it up on YouTube

All reviews are saying the x3d chips are better at gaming but worse at productivity, even compared to non x3d chips, and regardless they use significantly less power

You don't buy an x3d chips if you care about productivity performance, only if gaming is more important

if you navigate to cpu user benchmark website it clearly shows the 13900k is a very easy winner an dbetter cpu than the ryzen 7 and 9 x3d models. very inaccurateon how this is "better" than the 13900k. look at the benchmark tests. 13900k is the CLEAR winner

Neural network blocks are complete nonsense and cheating for money in consumer products. Any expert understands this.

To be at least some sense from the neural network, its size must exceed terabytes in RAM and petabytes on disks. So that you understand the scale of the real requirements.

7950X3D is scoring *double* same-class CPUs for some machine learning tasks, up to 6× a 5950x. https://www.phoronix.com/review/amd-ryzen9-7950x3d-linux/9

It's very rare to see this kind of performance jump.

The data clearly shows that with a reserve for the future and since the indicated price, the most profitable processors are 5800X3D and 7900X3D.

I will definitely be picking up a 7800x3d soon. Energy prices where I live are pretty high so it's a no brainer for the performance per watt compared to 13900k. I'd be spending hundreds a year just running an Intel cpu instead