A basic Ryzen issue.
A basic Ryzen issue.
Zen 2 performance varies. Most chips support 3600MHz or even 1800MHz, but 1900MHz may be harder to achieve.
It seems the Interconnect will likely perform similarly, possibly slightly improved. I believe 1900 on the XT chips remains a challenging task at least from my perspective. We should conduct additional tests before drawing conclusions, as I haven't seen anyone verify the FCLK for these chips yet.
It sounds like you’re familiar with the pricing dynamics. For me, the 3600XT is the best fit because it’s primarily aimed at gaming setups, offering extra clock speed when needed. The 3800XT doesn’t make sense from a cost perspective, especially since a 3900X is available at a similar price point. I haven’t explored the 3900X redesign of the 3900X yet.
I'm opting for the 3600XT because, based on performance per dollar, watts, and clock speed, it offers a better value. Steve from gamers-nexus achieved 4.6Hz across all cores, which is impressive when compared to the original Yyzen's 4.2/3Ghz all-core. It's even more remarkable given how often you can find good silicon deals.