As long as improvements go both in efficiency and performance that's fine. Even if that means performance increase will be less.
If they disregard efficiency again bad things happen.

As far as gaming goes...enthusiasts need to accept the fact they are gaming minority.
You don't have adequate cpu to pair with your rtx5090? Tough life for you.

"It is important to mention here that MLID is hit or miss with his leaks."

... No, he really isn't. 🤷 The amount of times Tom's been outright wrong on something he leaked that he was absolutely convinced was true have been extremely few and far between! He's been right/accurate way, WAAAAAAAAAAAY more times than he's been wrong.

And he's never ONCE had a major "I'm going to die in this obviously BS hill, come hell or high water" faceplant like AdoredTV's infamous "5GHz Zen 2" leak.

Sure, he's occasionally wrong about things he leaks that he's admittedly not 100% sure on, but he's always clear and upfront with that. This is why he uses the different colored text system in his videos.

When Tom is confident about the source/information his leaks are amongst the very best in the entire independent tech press. The only people who believe otherwise are generally anti-AMD folk who hypocritically see him as just another biased fanboy. 🙄

unless they gain 15-20% in games, they'll still be behind even Zen5 x3D CPUs. forget about Zen6.

no worries shIntel, zen 6 will be another 3% uplift.

1 - There are fewer P cores than E-cores by 1:2 ratio. If the P-cores are only 5-13% (midpoint 9%) and the E-cores are only a few %, mathematically speaking, you are misleading the audience because the average would have to be < 10%. That is NOT double digits.