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Seeking guidance on future CPU upgrades

Seeking guidance on future CPU upgrades

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06-26-2020, 08:19 PM
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AMD offers improved performance, mainly in the latest 5000 series Ryzen 9s. Previous AMD models lag behind Intel in speed. An Intel i9 10850k10900k surpasses even the 5800x, while Ryzen 9s 5900x and 5950x lead the pack. The older AMD 3000 series is slower and pricier than Intel. RAM performance can be better on Intel, though both processors support 3200MTs without issues. They can reach similar high frequencies, but which reaches higher depends on the specific model. If you’re dissatisfied with your current upgrade, significant changes are still months away and will cost a lot. You’ll likely need new DDR5 memory and a newer motherboard, as top chipsets launch first. New platforms often have bugs, so early adopters will be the first to test them. I suggest delaying the first-gen upgrade to avoid bugs and high prices.
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06-26-2020, 08:19 PM #11

AMD offers improved performance, mainly in the latest 5000 series Ryzen 9s. Previous AMD models lag behind Intel in speed. An Intel i9 10850k10900k surpasses even the 5800x, while Ryzen 9s 5900x and 5950x lead the pack. The older AMD 3000 series is slower and pricier than Intel. RAM performance can be better on Intel, though both processors support 3200MTs without issues. They can reach similar high frequencies, but which reaches higher depends on the specific model. If you’re dissatisfied with your current upgrade, significant changes are still months away and will cost a lot. You’ll likely need new DDR5 memory and a newer motherboard, as top chipsets launch first. New platforms often have bugs, so early adopters will be the first to test them. I suggest delaying the first-gen upgrade to avoid bugs and high prices.

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