QUOTE(SSJBen @ Feb 11 2021, 03:30 PM)
Back in Zen 2, the 3950x and 3800x had a conspiracy theory going on where these 2 SKUs got the best binned 8 core chiplets. Now that conspiracy theory has also spread to Zen 3.
The thing that people often overlook is that the so called poorly binned SKUs like the 3900x and 3700x had waaaay more sales than both 3950x and 3800x combined. The data is then skewed towards the other 2, where more people would complain their CPUs aren't boosting as advertised and cannot OC beyond +200mhz.
My point is that no matter which SKU you buy, it'll always be down to luck.
depends. Some is very a definite gap, for example 10850K vs 10900K. As for AMD.. since it's using chiplet design, they can match the identify the silicon easier and so the gap could be wider as well. Especially the X and non X variant. For example my 3600, it's already at its utmost limit when it comes to CPU performance at stock... while many couldnt even hit stock boost speeds so im glad mine can actualy reach 4.19Ghz altho it's mostly at 4.17 usually.The thing that people often overlook is that the so called poorly binned SKUs like the 3900x and 3700x had waaaay more sales than both 3950x and 3800x combined. The data is then skewed towards the other 2, where more people would complain their CPUs aren't boosting as advertised and cannot OC beyond +200mhz.
My point is that no matter which SKU you buy, it'll always be down to luck.
Feb 11 2021, 06:03 PM

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