Quote Originally Posted by vario View Post
Well, amd showed some game numbers vs 2700x.
So , i took those percentage gains, and applied them to 2700X scores in the same games vs intel counterparts.
It seems ryzen 3000 will get around 8600K/8700K performance. So, good.But still worse than the 9700/9900K.
Which was not that surprising, if they would stomp intel in games, they would show that .They lack the gigahurtzes for that
Still, im getting back into the warm and fuzzy amd fold this year with a 3900X or a new threadripper if they release it.Its gonna be a solid upgrade from 5960x.
There's a massive amount of L3 cache on these chips. I would wait to see how the overclocking tests look - there's a good chance the gaming performance will be very competitive.