Yup, you saw it correctly. The AMD Ryzen 7 1800X bullying those 2 Intel processors.

Tolong subscribe to my tiny channel yah.

still need for productivity test for real rendering.

Got, but that one in another video la.

This one solely for gaming.

I think my csgo benchmark is not that low, appreciate if you can verify again, with the spec 8700k + GTX 1080, my fps is running at least 200fps to 300fps or may be more.

May be you can refer this issue.

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/96...ues-with-cs-go/

No offense

No worries, I'm all open to suggestions.

haven't tested the 9700k but 9900k is hot AF.
i dare to say a lot of AIO cannot handle it on 5GHz.

I've tried running Intel Burn Test application on my 9700K when its merely running 4.8ghz... it does get freaking hot where it peak around 90c on two cores

But running other benchmark such as Cinebech R20 it doesn't behave that way.

This one mana hot?

Try 9900K, 240mm radiator AIO also touch 100c on Handbrake render.

anything hitting 90 Celsius is a alarm for me

I'm using 280mm AIO and trying to lower the Vcore to keep the heat at bay

Yes, AMD did a really good job this times with their CPU,s I see more and more people buying Ryzen then i-core lane. I am more than happy to have it here in my home PC very very soon. So I do not get you Intel fans at all. Calm down a bit really;)

never use AMD be4 interesting

Anyone delided this proc? Does it made a huge difference? Becausee I Didn't find any topic regarding delid this proc.

Empire strikes back. Looks like AMD is on the rise again. Somehow remind me again of the Athlon64 era

In my POV AMD Ryzen series really excel on gaming when you’re really on tight budget and mid spec is your answer. If you’re really on gaming edge, Intel i7 and i9 is still your answer.