Monday, May 18th 2020
Comprehensive Core i9-10900K Review Leaked: Suggests Intel Option Formidable
A comprehensive review of the Intel Core i9-10900K 10-core/20-thread processor by Chinese tech publication TecLab leaked to the web on video sharing site bilibili. Its testing data reveals that Intel has a fighting chance against the Ryzen 9 3900X both in gaming- and non-gaming tasks despite a deficit of 2 cores; whereas the much pricier Ryzen 9 3950X only enjoys leads in multi-threaded synthetic- or productivity benchmarks.
Much of Intel's performance leads are attributed to a fairly high core-count, significantly higher clock speeds than the AMD chips, and improved boosting algorithms, such as Thermal Velocity Boost helping the chip out in gaming tests. Where Intel loses hard to AMD is power-draw and energy-efficiency. TecLab tested the three chips with comparable memory- and identical graphics setups.
More charts follow.
The games above are Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Metro: Exodus, and Tomb Raider.
Find the video presentation (in Chinese language) here.
Source:
TecLab (bilibili)
Much of Intel's performance leads are attributed to a fairly high core-count, significantly higher clock speeds than the AMD chips, and improved boosting algorithms, such as Thermal Velocity Boost helping the chip out in gaming tests. Where Intel loses hard to AMD is power-draw and energy-efficiency. TecLab tested the three chips with comparable memory- and identical graphics setups.
Find the video presentation (in Chinese language) here.
159 Comments on Comprehensive Core i9-10900K Review Leaked: Suggests Intel Option Formidable
:roll: :banghead:
Are an adult that just plays games all day?
Working? got a woman? somethings are more important than getting 10 extra fps at 1080p while using 200watts of power.There won't any proof its the typical fan boy post void of any reasoning or logic.
When Intel launched Sandy Bridge while AMD was struggling with their outdated CPU's, now that was a KILL if anything. Or Intel in 2006. This is nothing compared to that.
A reminder of how much AMD is getting killed during the last year:
:D