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AMD Ryzen 9 3900XT review
Posted by: on: 07/07/2020 02:00 PM [
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We review the new XT model Ryzen 9 3900XT. Released by AMD as a respin of the 3900X model, the XT processors are optimized to bring a bit more bite in single-threaded and medium threaded workloads.
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Mineria
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Posted on: 07/08/2020 01:39 PM
Which games will get great benefits from 8/16 over 6/12 this year, next year?
Both the 10600K as the 3600 will be fine for gaming only for the next 2-3 years, games won't magically utilize 8/16 over night.
You can of course go with 3700X instead of the 10600K to have 8/16, but for pure gaming the i5 does perform better, if we include streaming, sure, more cores do help.
For now. I woudnt bet on 6core to last this generation. 8core is where its at.
Which games will get great benefits from 8/16 over 6/12 this year, next year?
Both the 10600K as the 3600 will be fine for gaming only for the next 2-3 years, games won't magically utilize 8/16 over night.
You can of course go with 3700X instead of the 10600K to have 8/16, but for pure gaming the i5 does perform better, if we include streaming, sure, more cores do help.
Mineria
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Posted on: 07/08/2020 01:47 PM
@nizzen
Whaaaat?!?!?
How did you cool that?
Probably lower voltage and water, some of these chips run stable below 1.3V
But unless a longer test is run I wouldn't put a bet on it being stable.
@nizzen
Whaaaat?!?!?
How did you cool that?
Probably lower voltage and water, some of these chips run stable below 1.3V
But unless a longer test is run I wouldn't put a bet on it being stable.
DG21
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Posted on: 07/08/2020 02:29 PM
I did some testing tonight... my 3900x runs almost stable with 0,95V ... the difference:
Idle: 20W less, single thread 30-35W less with 18% performance loss, multithread up to 116W less with 14% less performance.
The difference to my previous postet results is, that they were aquired on a kind of 'naked' system and meanwhile there are tons of backgroundservices chewing off a bit...
oh yeah i forgot, that under Prime95 the max temp. dropped to 46°C xD - so, im eager to try 0.7V tonight.
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I did some testing tonight... my 3900x runs almost stable with 0,95V ... the difference:
Idle: 20W less, single thread 30-35W less with 18% performance loss, multithread up to 116W less with 14% less performance.
The difference to my previous postet results is, that they were aquired on a kind of 'naked' system and meanwhile there are tons of backgroundservices chewing off a bit...
oh yeah i forgot, that under Prime95 the max temp. dropped to 46°C xD - so, im eager to try 0.7V tonight.
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0blivious
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Posted on: 07/08/2020 02:53 PM
These XT models basically suck for value. I'm glad I didn't wait for their release date and I went ahead and built 3 weeks ago instead. $328 for a 3800x with a free Wraith prism cooler? Still feels like a good deal after this refresh release.
Probably lower voltage and water, some of these chips run stable below 1.3V
But unless a longer test is run I wouldn't put a bet on it being stable.
My stock 3800x settles in and runs all 8 cores @ 4.1Ghz under load, seemingly all day long. Which I suspect is the baseline average one could expect.
Here's a 12 minute stress test as I tried to nail down a silent fan curve. If I saw a graph like this running at 4.7ghz, that would be impressive.
1339
These XT models basically suck for value. I'm glad I didn't wait for their release date and I went ahead and built 3 weeks ago instead. $328 for a 3800x with a free Wraith prism cooler? Still feels like a good deal after this refresh release.
Probably lower voltage and water, some of these chips run stable below 1.3V
But unless a longer test is run I wouldn't put a bet on it being stable.
My stock 3800x settles in and runs all 8 cores @ 4.1Ghz under load, seemingly all day long. Which I suspect is the baseline average one could expect.
Here's a 12 minute stress test as I tried to nail down a silent fan curve. If I saw a graph like this running at 4.7ghz, that would be impressive.
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@nizzen
Whaaaat?!?!?
How did you cool that?