By: Gian-Carlo Pascutto (gcp.delete@this.sjeng.org), August 12, 2019 9:37 am
Room: Moderated Discussions
> Your 9900K can easily do 5 GHz on a few cores and 4.7 GHz on all cores. You can also
> most likely reliability overclock the whole chip to >= 5 GHz on all cores. Although
> the 3950X isn't out yet, the 3900X can't even get to the advertised 4.6 GHz no matter
> what setup/cooling. Most people have a hard time getting to 4.4 on a single core.
The FX-9590 has a base clock of 4.7GHz, a max boost of 5.0GHz, and 8 cores. The i7-9700K has a base clock of 3.6GHz, a max boost of 4.9GHz, and 8 cores.
We conclude the FX-9590 is the best CPU.
Or we could stop doing terminally stupid things like comparing (different) CPUs on clockspeed. Or max boost speeds, which is even worse, really.
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GCP
> most likely reliability overclock the whole chip to >= 5 GHz on all cores. Although
> the 3950X isn't out yet, the 3900X can't even get to the advertised 4.6 GHz no matter
> what setup/cooling. Most people have a hard time getting to 4.4 on a single core.
The FX-9590 has a base clock of 4.7GHz, a max boost of 5.0GHz, and 8 cores. The i7-9700K has a base clock of 3.6GHz, a max boost of 4.9GHz, and 8 cores.
We conclude the FX-9590 is the best CPU.
Or we could stop doing terminally stupid things like comparing (different) CPUs on clockspeed. Or max boost speeds, which is even worse, really.
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GCP
