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I think you know that's wrong lol.
People were expecting it to be 10-15% faster across the board vs Zen4 and faster than the 14700k in gaming like you guessed it AMD showed and not even margin of error faster like 10%+.....
The thing is I knew we were in for a treat due to how AMDs slides contradicted themselves on top of them throwing in the 5000XT CPUs beating the 13th gen ones in gaming lmao.
I've come to the conclusion that AMD just rushed these out the door before they were actually ready the slight delay wasn't enough. Performance in windows 11 has regressed for both Zen 4/5 and with HT on they suck at gaming something that I have not noticed to be nearly as bad on Zen4 so it's either a scheduling issue or poor implementation of HT. Just a all around crappy job of launching a product by AMD.
Had they just come out and said we've made changes that improve AVX workloads and feel long term these cpu's will get better with age here is the performance 5-10% better than Zen4 on average in Windows and for those on Linux a bit better sure some would have been disappointed but it wouldn't be as bad imho.
Same really compared to RDNA 3 showing pie in the sky performance numbers and they didn't need to they perform just fine the only issue was pricing especially with the 7900XT/7700XT.
AMD blows my mind sometimes they did a fantastic job launching the 7800XT and even though it didn't offer much over the outgoing 6800XT they at least made it a good value with some other improvements that is the way when performance isn't all that impressive and they got major kudos you'd think they'd go man that is the way all our launches should go.
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