QUOTE(Bonchi @ Mar 6 2021, 05:43 PM)
Only during constant high synthetic powerload. Average and gaming usage ryzens generally will expel more heat especially during light loads and idle.
And even for max load, the 5800x will also fly to 90C while intel 10900K will fly to 93C. So even if the intel cpu is draining 100w more, it’s only dispelling about 3C more... and i would also reiterate intel’s more effecient clock stepping that allows the cpu to run 60C at long continuous loads while AMD goes full power even for youtube.
so i would say intel is like a car with 8speed gearbox and an inefficient engine while amd is like a 3 speed gearbox with a high effecient engine. But thanks to the wider rev range, in the long term, the intel car will be using fewer fuel and running cooler.
Youtube video will not go to full power on AMD, not sure what's wrong with your browser... unless you're talking about 8K.And even for max load, the 5800x will also fly to 90C while intel 10900K will fly to 93C. So even if the intel cpu is draining 100w more, it’s only dispelling about 3C more... and i would also reiterate intel’s more effecient clock stepping that allows the cpu to run 60C at long continuous loads while AMD goes full power even for youtube.
so i would say intel is like a car with 8speed gearbox and an inefficient engine while amd is like a 3 speed gearbox with a high effecient engine. But thanks to the wider rev range, in the long term, the intel car will be using fewer fuel and running cooler.
4K Costa Rica on VP9 software decoding mode not really that cpu intensive, even my old r3 1300x can play it, just not smoothly due to slow cpu.
Mar 6 2021, 06:10 PM

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