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5900X vs 5950X - Do You Really Need 16 Cores? Ryzen 9 Comparison
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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How does AMD’s new 16 core Ryzen 9 5950X CPU compare against the 12 core Ryzen 9 5900X? I’ve benchmarked games at 1080p, 1440p and 4K resolutions to show you the gaming performance differences.
I’ve also tested a number of other applications including 3D rendering and video editing software suites like Adobe Premiere, both at stock and when overclocked. We’ll also compare temperatures, power draw and value for money to help you decide which CPU is worth it.
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0:00 Intro / CPU specs
0:34 Test PC
0:59 Overclocks
1:31 Application tests
5:35 Application differences
6:19 Power draw, thermals, clock speeds
7:35 Gaming tests
9:53 Gaming differences
10:40 Cost per frame value
11:29 Conclusion
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1:00 the 4.65GHz OC should read as 5900X.
Please make a review of overkill gaming laptops
Dell G5 15 vs Omen 15
Hello bro, i watched your YT video and i felt good and i need a laptop, i want a laptop under 60k so would you pls suggest any laptop or some few laptops so i can choose from them...
You got a bad 5900X sample. I'm getting 4.85Ghz @ 1.3375 with LLC 2.
@@jayr8282 nice :) ca t wait get tinkering with mine when eventually comes back order since release day 5th Nov
The only bottleneck is my wallet
it do be like that 💸
Just put RGB in your PC. There is no use of Ryzen 5000 series.
@@AG-te9xp not true but u allways need rgb.
And availability
@@ryanolsen294 RGB is the most important thing in your PC. Without RGB, your system will not turn on.
The 5950X is king, but the 5900X is the best overall value. I'm building a new workstation and server for multi-threaded development and need to spin up some VMs, so I chose the 5900X for both. 48 threads in all to work with for only $1100 in total CPU investment. It's crazy good.
i'm honestly surprised to see that the extra cores doesn't hurt the performance of games that use less threads. Shows that they really nailed it with this version of Zen.
I use my pc for music production and video editing, and light gaming, at first I was using a ryzen 7 3700x. But now I got my hands on a Ryzen 9 5950x, and let me tell you, the difference is day and night, I can move faster without having to wait 15 minutes to render a 4K video, now I can get it done in 5 minutes, and then move to my next project. I got the 5950x over the 5900x because the extra cores, I use so many plugins and virtual instruments while I'm mixing a costumer's project, such like compressors, pitch plugins, reverts...ect. the type of plugins that I use can max out to 100% an 8 core CPU easy, plus having to mix the vocals in the same project really put a lot of stress on the CPU some people masteries and mix the beat on one project and then use the whole beat and move to another project to mix it with the vocals. But that's not efficient and time consuming, because if lets say that you finish the whole project like that (mixing the vocals ) and then want to make some changes to the beat only, then you have to go back to the old project (if you haven't delete it) and then make changes to the beat, and then mix it again with the vocals. That's time consuming. But with this beast of a CPU I can mix the beat and the vocals in the same project and my CPU will handle the load. The load of a game is nothing compare to this type of projects. One more thing if you just planning on making beats, an 8 core CPU will be just fine, but when you start getting into the more professional aspect of music, you will need expensive software, and hardware. ( in case some in the comments be like: "oh but 8 core is just fine for music") Thank you.
That's great feedback. So many people yap about overkill builds but some of us do actual work and time is money.
@@kezziekz yes that's true
@NENO Beats So what made you get the 5950x over the 5900x?
@@LEYGSL difinally NOT gaming. I got the 5950x over the 5900x because the extra cores, I use so many plugins and virtual instruments while I'm mixing a costumer's project, such like compressors, pitch plugins, reverts...ect. the type of plugins that I use can max out to 100% an 8 core CPU easy, plus having to mix the vocals in the same project really put a lot of stress on the CPU some people masteries and mix the beat on one project and then use the whole beat and move to another project to mix it with the vocals. But that's not efficient and time consuming, because if lets say that you finish the whole project like that (mixing the vocals ) and then want to make some changes to the beat only, then you have to go back to the old project (if you haven't delete it) and then make changes to the beat, and then mix it again with the vocals. That's time consuming. But with this beast of a CPU I can mix the beat and the vocals in the same project and my CPU will handle the load. The load of a game is nothing compare to this type of projects. Thank you for asking, and I hope this answer your question. One more thing if you just planning on making beats, an 8 core CPU will be just fine, but when you start getting into the more professional aspect of music, you will need expensive software, and hardware. ( in case some in the comments be like: "oh but 8 core is just fine for music") Thank you.
@@LEYGSL His mother and I decided to get him the 5950X. Is time is money, then our logic is the more work he does the more money he makes and the faster he is out of our basement!
Can you make more work-station related benchmarks? Like compile time of applications in certain languages (not just Chrome or Firefox source compilation). Database performance, etc.
There is no need for a gaming machines to have 5950X. 5950X is mainly for pro-consumer use where cores matter more than frequency and time is money. For example if you main activity is large code base compilation then going with 5950X will most likely save time (and money). For majority of people there is no need to go beyond 5900X.
Thank you
can confirm. I have a 5950x and I use it to play ark survival evolved. game runs just as shit as my old i5-6402p so idfk man
@@Dizzeke is the game a gpu bound one though?
too late... its on sale :D
@@Dizzeke its ur graphics card
The 5950X is $399.00 and the 5900X is $299.00 right now in 2024.
Cemented my decision to get the 5900X - thanks!
A most-excellent analysis, sir. You just earned yourself another subscriber.
Considering I don't replace my CPU very often and that I use my PC for more than just gaming, the price difference is worth it for the 5950X.
I got both 5950 and 5900. I don't notice any sort of differences besides a second or two faster for the 5950x but, the 5900x does run a tad cooler if that answers any longevity since heat kills.
@@Tmoua this video states that the 5950 runs cooler at stock and overclocked…
@@PS987654321PS What this video states is not completely right , because my 5900x is boosting to 4.75-4.8 without OC and barely reaching 70-73 degrees. He just have a bad chip. And one more thing. Imagine that the chip is a room and cores are the heaters inside. In which room will be generated more heat?
Good Job! Now I want to see the same with 12 vs 8 core ryzen 5000 series!
This. 5900X vs 5800X, please!
@@crxtodd16 IMHO the 5800x has a terrible price/perf ratio. If you're going to shell out that much for the CPU you might as well get 4 extra cores for a 100$
Alternatively if you don't want to spend as much the 5600 costs 150$ less and it's a 6 core processor. That should be plenty of power for gaming. It comes down to how often you want to upgrade. You can buy mid range parts, they will become obsolete a bit sooner forcing you to upgrade sooner, but you will save a lot of money in the meantime the money you save you can put towards an even better rig later on.
For any sort of content creation more cores = better. I'd get the 5900x if you can afford it or a 3950 is in a similar ballpark and has 16 cores vs 12. Again for productivity those 4 extra cores will be better than the IPC gain... I think.
@@Shattered-Realm bruh no one should buy 5600x for 300 6 corr in 2020 that’s overpriced as fuck 5800x is absolutely crazy and even worse that should be 350 for good price tops 400 not fucking 450 and ryzen 9 5900x and 5950 are the only worth it cpu with good value not great they maybe could be 50 cheaper but for performance and power and heat they really fucking beastly anyone who buys 5600 or 5800 instead of 10850k,5900x is getting scammed because price for performance is way better
@@Sajddhhs I arrived at much the same conclusion and bought the 5900x. That being said the 5600x in gaming benchmarks beats intel's competions and is way cheaper than a 5900x.
Despite having 6 cores it's got great single thread performance which is what matters in most games. I don't think it's a mistake if somebody gets one. CPU wise it's not going to bottleneck you and you'll still be good for 5 years before you really need to upgrade if all you do is gaming. For somebody on a strict budget that's an extra 200$ you can sink into the graphics card which will yield better FPS.
@@Shattered-Realm you're paying 100 bucks more for a component that's only marginal in performance at best, theres a reason why they're so priced so closely. amd showed off the benchmarks for the 5900x but never the 5800x, gee I wonder why? if you're buying it for workstation applications the 5950x is a no brainer for a extra $250 the 5900x is nothing more than a bragging rights cpu to be honest.
The 5900X is the best bang for your buck.
would be nice to see some compile time benchmarks (c++, java)
1:10 CPU Overclocks - Both are 5950X :p
rip
"To help you decide which to pick"
Well you can't pick anything.
Eh the video is still going to be relevant years from now.
@@desertfish7497 Wise words my friend, wise words.
@@JarrodsTech I hope we have newer cpus by then, without supply shortages :)
That's why all of these dumb videos are useless.
Now that I got my hands on a pair of 5900x's, I can't sell my 5600x's locally. Nobody is biting and I'm asking original price ($299+tax). I can still return it, but man, I thought they were going to be easy to sell locally. I won't ship because I just don't trust the payer who might say they got a dead one or a different chip. Besides, ebay+paypal charges a fortune. Back to the store it goes!
Thanks I agree with the other guy int his comment going for the 5900x really don't see much difference and I'll use the extra funds to get other parts for my new build.
"No. But I want them."
here just for info cos these CPU's are outta my budget
and out of stock
I’m just hoping I can put one in my laptop by the time theres stock. I’m thinking 5800x from my 3600x or maybe 5900x undervolted and some cores “off” when no needed.
@@sbeezynukka how can you upgrade your laptop cpu?
@@sbeezynukka nice lol even if I get it for my laptop there will be a lot of compatibility issues
marat my laptop is an AM4 socketed B450 based desktop replacement! Think XMG Apex (2020) I have the barebones (unbranded) model of it!
Anyone find a video comparison where they do gameplay with live x264 encoding with OBS?
It be great if the creator of this excellent video did that as well. I am looking to get a 5900x overall but I am building a gaming and streaming pc in a single build with a 3080 strix or tuf
The 5900x loses roughly 8 fps vs 12-16 fps on 3900x.
Idk if that helps you guys? If you wanna see the video I can find it for you
@@C0d0ps video because I heard different.
I too would like to see
I'd like OBS testing too
Would still love to see a 5800X vs 10850K comparison! Battle of the $450 USD processors.
Very happy this was in my recommended, subbed! makes me regret my 5950x pre order.
I would trade you my 5900X in a heartbeat, I don't game and could use that render speed.
9:43 Savage 😂😂
5900X is a better value, 5950X costs too much to justify the extra performance
Yep I had both in my hand and finally bought the 5900X. Couldn't stomach spending another $300.00 for 4 more cores.
Only if you are a peasant. I want the best.. and if that means a measly $200 than I have no problem paying it.
@@ericdraven7185 At that point buy a $3,000 threadripper
@@ericdraven7185 I smell a broke ass Celeron user.
@@ericdraven7185 and good for you:)
Good and informative video. Please do the same for six and eight cores. I'm super interested in seeing the gaming differences between a 5600X and a 5800X.
Hello Jarrod, can you please compare the 5600x, 5800x and 5900x for gaming so we can see which is the best gaming cpu? Please
Go for the 5950X. If you buy the 12 core version then you'll always be longing for those 4 missing cores when you open up task manager. Buy 16 and feel complete.
Its so expensive
Going to be getting the 5900x and the rtx 3080👌
🧢
Good choice mate. Hope you enjoy. This should be futureproof for 1440p gaming.
@@CrashPCcz 4K, it’s 2021
My son is running a 5900x and AMD 6800xt and its phenomenal. RTX 3080 should be equivalent. excellent choice.
@@Tmoua that's not true RTX 3080 and 6800xt are totally different smfh
Can you make a comparison for PC setup with Ryzen 9 5950X + Radeon RX 6800 XT vs PC setup with Intel i9 10900K + Nvidia RTX 3080 / 3090 please...
I will compare those CPUs in future, but I'll be using same GPU. I don't intend on comparing different setups like that, rather I want to do fair comparisons to see the difference in specific components one at a time.
@@JarrodsTech Can you compare two different gpus and 2 different processors vice versa that are comparable in performance
Forget the i9 man, its better comparing ryzen 9 5950x + radeon 6800xt vs ryzen 9 5950x nvidia 3090 (or 30xx TI if it already released in the future)
@@ktldon uh no, we are testing different chips, not from the Same company
All I can say that rgb on my ceiling fan increased its speed 50%
i just built my video editing rig. 5900x with an evga GeForce rtx 3080, 64gb ram, and 980 pro m.2 drives all sitting on a gigabyte x570 aorus extreme mb. so far so good!
That's pretty much the same spec as my build which I'll be getting today! What editing program do you use and how are you liking it!?
I like the 5800x3D for gaming, the 5950x for heavily threaded CPU workloads, and the 5900x for a compromise between the two.
Wanted to know even though I'm planning to get a 5900X. Wishlist :)
your aio is mounted the wrong way. the connectors need to point down or be below the radiator. it doesnt have to cause problems but it certainly can...
That, and also that nzxt case has the worst airflow known to man. They look ok but thats about it
i've been trying to get the 5950x for a machine learning project but there is no stock, most of sellers offer me the 5900 but i think for the purposes that i want it for is simply not enough, i wonder when is 5950x stock gonna be refilled.
was 1:12 a mistake?
Yes
Simple, if you are gaming only most of the time, and sometimes doing adobe thingy, get yourself a good 5600x. If you are gaming and streaming at the same time get yourself a lovely 5900x, it is good for multi processing too. If time will cost you money, then get 5950x.
I would like to recommend graphic card, but for now, stick to what you have. They are all out of stock!
What about a 5950 for msfs2020 😂
What your opinion when it comes to gaming and streaming? Hard to find benchmarks
I'd like to know this too
9:39 YES in Death Stranding all you do is walk around for hours.
I took this personally -Michael Jordan
Love to see things which I can't afford.
5950X if you need a workstation.
5900X if you're a gamer.
Hi! Could you tell me about your fan speeds then measuring temperatures?
I have 5950X with Kraken X73 push/pull on front, with fans on about 40-50% of max speed and my Ryzen in Warzone gets about 65-68'C.
I would recommend running two instances of handbrake at the same time, 1080p is diminishing returns past 6 cores.
Solid review, been wondering which to get but now I'm sure - 5900x is my choice. Davinci is where I'll be most of the time but even a 10-20% (best case) improvement isn't enough to sway me to pay 45% more.
Can you explain or do a video on what they'll do while streaming and encoding? I'm trying to build a gaming and streaming PC all in one.
If you have nvidia.....My pc will game and stream but i use a 5600X and rtx nvenc so that im not tanking the cpu. The difference is next to nothing. I would conserve your cpu for gaming processes and offload the stream to your gpu. Twitch at 720/60 with 5000 bitrate is perfect. Also if you use alt+F9 in game with Nvidia highlights you can record at 1080/60 and its proper crisp, like yt quality crisp.
Both the 5900x and 5950x have higher boost speeds above your static OC. The 5900x can manage around 4.7Ghz all core, with single core boosts up to 4.95Ghz. The 5950x will scale slightly around the same, however it usually manages 5Ghz or higher single core speeds, with all core sitting closer to 4.7ghz-4.8ghz. So by locking these you lowered their performance by a decent margin. As a side note, these clocks are achieved with Curve Optimizer, so your results may vary of course. But either way, Ryzen 5000 does not like to be overclocked manually.
When will you do the smart access memory review (500 series motherboard + Ryzen 5000 CPU + Radeon 6000 GPU)?
I would be interested in that too
Smart access memory is a motherboard feature, and has nothing to do 5000 series cpus. That's just something AMD said to make you buy a 5000 series CPU.
@@mattevans1643 Not completely true. It's really called resizable bar and my 5900x with a 3080 supports it.
Not to knowledgeable on pc’s but am learning. Do you think the extra cores would benefit for streaming and gaming on the same pc. Or would it still be better to have a second pc to stream?
its a 100% worth if you have money and a bigger budget to afford ryzen 9 5950x with other components, incase you are alittle low, would suggest ryzen 9 5900x incase you are a little low, and yes, if you have the extra cores you can do stream and play in a single pc without addon mess (elgato and such)
*R9-3900x owner here*
I do light productivity, but the applications I use NEVER use my 12-core CPU fully (with a caveat I explain). I get close in Handbrake but even there it varies a lot depending on what settings I use, the video resolution etc. The only way I can actually get to 100% usage is to start a second Handbrake session... so I might average around 80% usage encoding one video, but open a 2nd video (or queue of videos to convert) and it jumps to 100% usage... so if you are converting two or more videos then you should split between two, open Handbrake Windows (just queue one up, then queue the second window and when you're ready start the 1st queue then immediately start the 2nd queue)... obviously can get NOISY at 100% CPU usage if your cooling and/or fan profile isn't sufficient... I can't justify a 16-core CPU frankly but I do think my 12-core will last me around ten years as games get better threaded (and applications will probably depend more and more on graphics acceleration).
This was an awesome video, great job!
Will you be reviewing the updated MSI Alpha 15? The one with the Ryzen 4800h processor and rx5600m gpu
I got both 5950 and 5900x for my and my son's computer. The 5900x is slightly cooler than the 5950x which performs so equally. If I were to buy or build another computer it be the 5900x or tryout a threadripper. I believe that the 5900x might last longer in the long run because it stays cooler?? But obviously I don't know since its only 2 or 4 degree cooler... only time will tell.
This video suggests that the 5950 runs cooler at stock by 6 degrees. It only runs hotter than the 5900 when overclocked.
got 5900x , thankyou
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I think you could use a little help with your overdubbing.
By all means, create it to this point so you know what you're going to be saying, but you need to record a full-length dub for the final cut.
It's kind of jarring to hear every single line spoken in the exact same cadence, with an uplift in the middle dropping to the exact same tone at the end.
It's as if you wrote each sentence to start normally, RISE TO AN UNNECESSARY PEAK, then drop down at the end...
It doesn't sound good at all.
It's actually really great content, though, so I hope you take this criticism positively. 👍
2022 and I just got the 5950X at 5900X pricing😀
Nice one!
Why use a 3200Mhz speed RAM, when it's known that the recommended speed is 3600Mhz ever since Ryzen 3rd Gen.
3600cl16 and 3200cl14 are very similar in terms of speed
@@digitalinversion9500 RAM speed determines the frequency of the infinity fabric, not latency.
@@Biker_Gremling yes, but the point being you will see very similar performance from 3200cl14 and 3600cl16. Which answers the question of why 3200mhz and not 3600mhz.
*laughs in 4000mhz*
@@T4ckyy gAY
There are other faster M.2 drives almost twice as fast write speeds as the one you used so this will definitely make a difference, your drive has 4500MB sequential read rates and 3200MB sequential write rates whereas the Sabrent Rocket Gen4 (1T) has read/write 5000/4400 and there's another drive as well I forget the make that has read/write 5800/5500
I'm getting 6600 reads on my Samsung 980 Pro 1TB on PCIe 4.0 bus, but in real-world applications, you won't notice a much of a difference compared to a 970 EVO Plus. But I admit, I did buy two additional ones (250GB each) as I have three m.2 slots on my X570 MB, and it plan to raid 0 those for a 500GB boot drive. I don't care if I lose my boot drive. I don't keep data there and can rebuild or restore a backup image. That should get me some crazy speeds.
@@nicholash8021 The write speeds make a huge difference there are tests here on UA-cam comparing the 2 drives and its big.
So excited I'm about to go and grab a 5900x today
Edit* GOT IT! Now to get the elusive rtx 3000
Got mines for 439 at Amazon because I had some credit stored up. But I'm waiting on my LE Red devil 6800xt to come back from RMA so I can build my custom loop
9:02 csgo player: *laughs in playing at 800x600 resolution*
*Laughs in 10000 FPS on 800x600 all low settings*
I wouldn't say the 5950X has more cache. L1 and L2 cache are only able to feed a single CPU core and therefore part of the "extra cores" feature. They don't help out the rest of the CPU in any other way. Without L1 and L2 cache these extra cores would be useless.
your post makes zero sense to me.
@@promalevendetta5397 He is saying that basically L1 and L2 cache should be considered as part of the CPU's individual cores. Each core has L1 and L2 cache, then the L3 cache is shared among all of the cores. When in the video it states that the 5950x has more cache, that is only because it contains more cores and those cores consist of L1 and L2 cache. The 5900x and the 5950x contain the same amount of L3 cache. The L1 and L2 cache on each individual core is designed to hold information for that core only. The other cores don't access individual cores L1 or L2 cache, only the L3 cache is shared data. I hope that this helps.
THANK YOU FOR THE REVIEW
Next 5600x vs 5800x vs 5900x? :D
Thank you so much for putting this effort on testing this CPUs. It's probably the most complete test all over the Internet.
Glad you like it!
So if I have a 3900x and upgrade to either of these, would I have to reinstall windows? Obviously I would upgrade the bios and chipset drivers before hand but not sure if it would be better to reinstall windows or if it is not needed
If you have a 3900X most reviewers would tell you not to upgrade yet.
What I want to know is what is the absolute best processor for gaming... Im not concerend with cost. I want results not excuses..ie... the extra cost isn't worth the slight preformance increase... just stop... What is the best of the best... Im not concerned with price.
Would the 5950x be better for streaming and gaming from the same PC?
I currently have a Ryzen 5 2600 and 3060 graphics card. Bottleneck calculator says the CPU bottlenecks the GPU by 42%.
When I'm plating my favorite game "Icarus" on high settings, I average 55fps but when I'm streaming it drops to 30fps at best.
I'm looking to upgrade to the 5900x or 5950x. The 5900 currently £100 cheaper than the 5950x but I'm just not sure if it'll be worth the cost.
Handbrake usually sees dramatically decreased efficiency per core when given more than 8 cores.
Thank you, this made me feel better about my 5900x purchase. I use Handbrake a lot for compression and VHS transfer
Personally, for performance I tend to focus more on the GPU’s capabilities rather than the CPU. The hardest working component in any PC is the graphics architecture performance. A CPU does not solely indicate the speed of any PC. A PC is only as fast as it’s slowest component.
I wonder if having 2 CPUs in dual channel is possible/have been attempted before. Just curious
Uh what?
Server motherboards does that
As of right now their price differences aren’t insane, so if you don’t need the extra money than probably get 5950x, but if you need the like 50-90 dollars just get the 5900x
at 1:04 you have the text on screen for comparison as both showing 5950's for OC Frequency and Voltage.
Ended up buying the 5950x as I couldn’t find the 5900x anywhere 😭
In my case is reverse
same bro, i don't need this much power
@Near Walmart canceled my 5950x so I ended up getting a 5900x at retail :)
I'll be making extensive use of docker and containers and vms, so more CPU is always welcome, if I can afford them.
R9 5950X vs R9 5900X for Zbrush and Substance Painter?
How did you manage to get 81C with the 5950x at 4.7GHz and 1.37V??? I have mine at 4.6GHz and 1.30V with an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 and my temps with Cinebench R20 are mid 80s.
can you please review 'Asus Rog Strix G17' - 'G712LV-BS71-CB' model...
I am building a new computer and CPU I choose 5900x and 5950 it not worth it for gaming and the price is $800 plus
5800x 3D is not worth gaming performance and OC does not include and paying $500 plus tax they should release years ago and 5900x is best for all for gaming results.
not much difference when doing one thing at a time but i'm pretty sure the difference would be greater if you were downloading something while gaming and perhaps had a few chrome tabs open while also having other applications running in the background which is actually a common scenario
If you have a 6800XT AMD sample, could you pair it with 5900X, and compare to 5900X+ 3080 (if possible using 32GB 3600 CL16 RAM, and be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 50.5 CFM CPU Cooler or Noctua NH-D15), and use all tricks AMD, and NVIDIA has on stock settings, only 1080p and 1440p (4k testing is not needed for most users). + if it is possible using Asus TUF GAMING B550-PLUS (WI-FI or not version) ATX AM4 Motherboard. Thank you :)
jarrod, please review hp pavilion gaming 15 with i5 10300H and RTX 2060 MQ
Fast forward to Jan. 2023. 5900x = $340, 5950x = $500. Both are looking a lot tastier now.
yum yum
5900x is enough for 4k edits in pr
Next comes to Speed
Value for buck is thing
anything from 5600 to 5950 is a good pick if you can get one in next 3 month.
thanks for the comparison. It would read a bit btter if you use different colour bar for 2 different CPU.
I dare to put 5800x into mix and we will learn we don’t need 12 cores other than rendering
Thanks!!
I understand 3D rendering is around 20%....however isnt most rendering done via GPU ? so why would you need a 16 core... since the app blender / cinema 4d will bypass that CPU and use GPU for rendering
Yes, the benchmarks for that is just for show. Hell, even game streamers offload encoding to the card too but idiots will still buy it
@@bilwit dont be mad cuz u cant afford it simpleton
Is the hp pavilion gaming laptop with R5 and 1650 listed for 449 in bestbuy good?
Thats a steal
That's ridiculous for the price.
Can u make a review on that please
Yeah do a review on that
Yeah ig most people will want to see a review on that
you can change the motherboard and compare your oc result
Ryzen 9 5950X is THE MOST SLOW GAMMING PROCESSOR IN THE WORLD! I bought Asus crosshair formula VIII, Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB, 32GB of F4-4000C17D-16GTRS G.Skill memory, Asus RTX 3090 OC, and all this is stopped in a corner waiting for Ryzen 9 5950X by 14 days running at 0 ghz! So... 5950X is THE MOST SLOW GAMMING PROCESSOR IN THE WORLD because if I have choosed intel 10900k or even an Intel i7-5820K i would be gamming by 14 days now! >:\
id like to see the 3900x vs 5900x vs 7900x vs 3950x vs 5950x vs 7950x with the 4090 and 4080 and 4070ti with uptodate driver and benchmarks, if you get the time
The performance/cost ratio is all wrong... it should include all the system. 800 vs 550 sounds like a big difference, but when you consider the cost of the hole system the price difference is not as important while the performance in professional work is. I know you mention it at the end, but is a lot more important than a mere mention near the end. As a 3d artist who likes playing on the side, the 5950x makes a lot more sense in a system that is already 2500+ dollars. Great work otherwise.
WHAT. THE. HECK. This is literally the EXACT Specs I chose for my build (except PSU (I chose EVGA) and Motherboard (still X570)
Edit: also the cooler
Great comparison
Thanks
What is the voltage of that 4.65ghz 5900x? Im currently running my 5900x at 4.5ghz 1.25v and my temps are 75-78c in cinebench r23.
Hello! game tests were runned with OC or without? thank you!
I am thinking 5900x its 200 cheaper still insane and the 6000 series might be better and cheaper than the 5950 kinda like the 3080 is to the 2000 series gpus. You can always upgrade in the future and if you wanted to sell you old cpu the 5900x is probably gonna be more desirable because it’s cheaper and still very very good.
Why is the single core score lower for over clocked? Is it only all core overclocked?
He's setting a flat and constant overclock, so the PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive) clock is basically disabled, and doesn't hit the rated 4.9 boost clock speeds when individual cores need it. I have found that setting a PBO Max offset to +200 MHz nets me overall better single and multi-core performance than fixed overclock, and keeps the CPU cooler when not doing heavy workloads, not to mention a lower electric bill.
The real question is do you need 12 cores?
LMFAO!