very good comparison video and it helps alot, as im gonna upgrade my pc from amd r5 3600 to the latest amd r5 9600x, was very curious whether the old stock cooler can keep up the job or not =D and it seems like i really need a better cooler =P
Thanks for the vid. Would you expect these temps/frequencies to change if the tests went on longer or would you say these would be steady for hours of use?
Thanks for the video. One tip, it seemed your footage was a bit juddery, if the footage you filmed was natively 30FPS or 60FPS (I wasn't sure?) try exporting as 30 or 60 FPS, any even multiple or divisor of the source footage should help. A lot of monitors are 60 or 120, so it should look good on those as well. Video stats are showing this as 25. (If you prefer exporting at 25FPS then you can try tweaking your camera settings to be 25 or 50 I suppose. If it's not an even multiple, the export is forced to skip an uneven number of source frames each output frame, so there is slight judder from that.) Best of luck with the channel!
Depends on your point of view. It's not much faster than the 7600X which it replaces in games, but it's faster in content creation, draws a lot less power and runs cooler plus it has a lower launch price. We're used to big gains generation on generation with AMD which is the issue most people have - it doesn't generally do that.
@@CrazyTechLab agree. not everyone's main focus is on gaming. I just want the fastest single core cpu for snapiness and fast internet browsing speed which is what ryzen 9000 series do. I don't like how big tech YT just says it's a flop based on gaming but the power efficiency blows intel out of the water and it's as fast as apple m3 processors. If you just want a fast computer, this processor has one of the highest single core score.
I am considering this proc for a couple reasons. I want a cooler system. My current PC lives under my desk and the heat coming from there can get pretty hot (Ryzen 5 3600). I know the newer procs are faster and hotter but with 65w tdp the 9600x seems like it will run cooler. Im also considering the ryzen 5 7600 (non-x) as well, cheaper, a little slower. I was going to build with Intel but they got problems from everything I have read.
very good comparison video and it helps alot, as im gonna upgrade my pc from amd r5 3600 to the latest amd r5 9600x, was very curious whether the old stock cooler can keep up the job or not =D and it seems like i really need a better cooler =P
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for the vid. Would you expect these temps/frequencies to change if the tests went on longer or would you say these would be steady for hours of use?
Thanks for the video.
One tip, it seemed your footage was a bit juddery, if the footage you filmed was natively 30FPS or 60FPS (I wasn't sure?) try exporting as 30 or 60 FPS, any even multiple or divisor of the source footage should help. A lot of monitors are 60 or 120, so it should look good on those as well. Video stats are showing this as 25. (If you prefer exporting at 25FPS then you can try tweaking your camera settings to be 25 or 50 I suppose. If it's not an even multiple, the export is forced to skip an uneven number of source frames each output frame, so there is slight judder from that.) Best of luck with the channel!
phantom spirit 120 > every air cooler for every cpu and every water cooler 240
AND ITS SO CHEAP AND GOOD ONLY 35$
I know I know. It's gonna make it to these benchmarks soon as everyone is talking about it!
Didn't this CPU just release, and basically every big tech YT channel is calling it a flop ? ...
Depends on your point of view. It's not much faster than the 7600X which it replaces in games, but it's faster in content creation, draws a lot less power and runs cooler plus it has a lower launch price. We're used to big gains generation on generation with AMD which is the issue most people have - it doesn't generally do that.
@@CrazyTechLab agree. not everyone's main focus is on gaming. I just want the fastest single core cpu for snapiness and fast internet browsing speed which is what ryzen 9000 series do. I don't like how big tech YT just says it's a flop based on gaming but the power efficiency blows intel out of the water and it's as fast as apple m3 processors. If you just want a fast computer, this processor has one of the highest single core score.
@@SsingAhh except thats not why the bigger tech channels are saying ryzen 9000 are a flop
No
I am considering this proc for a couple reasons. I want a cooler system. My current PC lives under my desk and the heat coming from there can get pretty hot (Ryzen 5 3600). I know the newer procs are faster and hotter but with 65w tdp the 9600x seems like it will run cooler. Im also considering the ryzen 5 7600 (non-x) as well, cheaper, a little slower. I was going to build with Intel but they got problems from everything I have read.
are you speaking so fast on purpose?? but thank you very much for a really good video ;-)