It's over Intelbros

what's up with that btw
is the 4.7GHz limit AMD mentioned just on stock, then, or what?

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>needs LN2 to compete with Intel on air
lmfao

DDR STANDS FOR DING DONG RAM everyone knows it

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Which 16-core Intel chip overclocks to 5.3GHz on air?

>this faggot is still here and the mods haven't gotten rid of his shitposting ass

no it's dance dance revolution

4.7 is just stock but this might be extreme OC under 1.5 v or something.

so i can slap a really efficient cooler on it and it might hit over 4.7GHz to start with?

Sure you can expect to hit somewhat above the advertised boost clock.

cool
i have NH D-15 so i hope it'll keep it nice and cool

What the fuck are you babbling about? Take your meds.

and nothing of value was lost

based retard

that value times two, you fucking imbecile

you forgot to post the OC'd i9 9900K results
> an extremely OC'd 16-core AMD CPU is only 25% faster than an extremely OC'd 8-core Intel CPU
> Intel is still 39% faster in single core
Dare I say, AMD BTFO? (pic related)

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that doesn't count since it's using only 1 core.

>1 processor, 3 cores
wut

>7nm processor still can't beat the core perfomance of 14nm intel

zzzzzzzzz

it can though
quit trolling

4.7 is stock all-core Turbo. 5.2 is done all-core and either with AIO or LN2. Clearly can go even higher (probably topping out at 5.8 on all-core, or something).

7.2GHz wew nice oven schlomo

oh so it's a meme when they use LN2 on a 3950x but it's perfectly fine on an 8700k?
get run over, faggot, you don't deserve the air you breathe

This kills the amdrone

>samefagging this much later
1-800-c'mon-now

Wtf, what a beast. 5.2 too. If this isnt sandbagging i dunno anymore.

Hat off to amd. Let's all agree this will be beneficial for all of us. Finally some competition.

Now please let nvidia feel some competition soon

>intel is literally dying
>competition

mhz

I wonder about that, too. Wouldn't the increased latency reduce performance? I'm confused.

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The increase in latency is compensated by higher frequency ram so it's kind of not worth it going over 3733, 3200-3600 is best

>look our $500 12 core CPU is finally matching 9900k in single core
Am i the only ones who is disappointed with zen2?
I was thinking they would get 3700 to match 9900k but it looks like they are just catching up Intel with more cores.

i'll be disappointed when July 7th hits and we get real, non-leak benchmarks
i was a bit bummed when we found out it wouldn't hit 5GHz back at computex though

Yea it looks like 3600x is new 2700x and 3700x is on par with 9700k.
It is a good jump for AMD because 2700x had same single core performance as 6700k but still disappointing that even on this smaller die it cannot reach 5ghz unless you spend for top end.

intcels btfo

>3700x is on par with 9700k
>3700x $329
>9700k is almost $400
wat

Then my bad 3800x is competing with 9700k.
I'm not a shill and will be getting 3700 but I'm feeling disappointed with these 'leaked' numbers.
When it releases who knows if they'll actually do even better or worse.

wouldnt people then go for 4000Mhz kits and underclock them/tighten them for better 3600Mhz with lower timings then to get the max out of zen2 latency?

Probably not, just the usual 3200mhz

Any good 3200mhz 8gb which doesn't have RGB?
For zen2 which CL do you need 12, 14 or 16?

The $5000 one with a chiller.

The 9900k is half the price (literally) in my country as the 3950x will be.

$500 vs $1000.

But your example is hardly a good one because only, what, 5% of the 9900k silicon can reach 5.6ghz?

>5.6ghz
More like 0%, at least not on air or water.

(((((95W)))))

Scores this pathetic on liquid nitrogen? Ahahahahahaha

1.784v, would be dead in a week

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4.7 is probably the guaranteed all-core boost. They already mentioned it'll boost as high as it'll go based on cooling performance and how much the VRM allows. You can probably expect something like that on the X570 boards with those beefy VRM setups.