rnlval
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What issue am I dodging?
Intel have been a Tick-Tock company since like SandyBridge.
Every 2 or 3 generations leads to a new chipset.
I know this already.
1. If you got LGA1700 with AlderLake, you had an upgrade path with RaptorLake and still have a further upgrade path with RaptorLakeR.
After that we are at ArrowLake which is the disaggregated CPUs.....thats like in 2025 assuming your RaptorLakeR CPU is inexplicably too weak, then you can move to LGA1851 and be ready for LunarLake.
2. I know AMD allows overclocking across the roster.
I listed MSRP prices.....no one bought the 7000 series so they got severe price cuts. (a good thing, punish companies for over charging platform and all)
3. Whats that got to do with the 139K being able to beat the 7950X even with its lower P-core count?
No AVX512 on 139K....who gives a shit, most programs dont use AVX512 so its borderline irrelevant.
You posted that Cinema4D and most renderers dont use AVX512 cuz the clockdown would negate the benefits.......that kinda proves my point.
Who gives a shit about AVX512?
But again, whats that got to do with the 139K being able to beat the 7950X?
1. Not much different from Devil's Canyon Core i7-4790K refinement from the normal Haswell-based Core i7-4770K or Coffee Lake R-based Core i9-9900K from CoffeeLake-based Core i7-8700K. This is a minor improvement.
AM4 has Zen 1/Zen 1+(4 FPU with 128-bit), Zen 2 (4 FPU with 256-bit improvements), Zen 3 (6 FPU).
2. Your narrative omitted the low-cost multiplier unlocked Ryzen 9 7900.
3. It depends on benchmarks. Intel Gracemont only has 128-bit hardware with 256-bit AVX 2 front-end compatibility!
Blender 3D has a wider audience when compared to paid $3495.00 USD or $719.00 BILLED ANNUALLY Cinema 4D R23.
https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-core-i9-13900k/5 Blender 3D benchmarks
https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-core-i9-13900k/6 More raytracing renders
https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-core-i9-13900k/7 "Intel's Open Image Denoise (OIDN) library with AVX-512 support also meant that even the Ryzen 9 7900X was faster than the Core i9 13900K."
https://www.techspot.com/review/2552-intel-core-i9-13900k/ Chromium Code Compile benchmarks didn't exploit PCIe 5.0 NVMe platform advantage for AM5.
Your narrative is debunked when Intel's Sapphire Rapids (Golden Cove) has AVX-512 enabled.
RPCS3 (PS3 emulator) has AVX-512 support.
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