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Who's seeing AMD owners drop in the new processors on their motherboards feeling sour about it? I wish I could drop in a 10900K.
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Yep super lame as always but that's intel's style. I'm moving to AMD so need a new mobo anyway lol
Same, but I want an all AMD build, gonna put an Athlon and Ati sticker on the case lolI don’t even need the upgrade but I like to tinker every now and then. Don’t want to do a complete overhaul until DDR5 comes out.
Same, but I want an all AMD build, gonna put an Athlon and Ati sticker on the case lol
Who's seeing AMD owners drop in the new processors on their motherboards feeling sour about it? I wish I could drop in a 10900K.
There's not really a big difference between a 9900K and 5800X no?
Stock or overclocked , 3200mhz or faster ram . . . a tweaked out 9900k will still be faster more of the time including desktop , but will use more power be hotter and not have pci 4 no big points but just points , but definitely not a upgrade if that's what you asking. the 5900x is another storyThere's not really a big difference between a 9900K and 5800X no?
Who's seeing AMD owners drop in the new processors on their motherboards feeling sour about it? I wish I could drop in a 10900K.
I’m pretty sure my 8086k@5ghz isn’t far behind if at allNot at all, the 9900k@5 ghz is still a beast in games and matches both the 5900k/10900k in games at that clock.
Why? Why come to the red side?I would say come to the Red side, but the AM4 socket is supposedly end of life. Might as well wait for AM5/Ryzen 6000 series ( or 7000 whatever), or you be in another Intel like situation.
Why? Why come to the red side?
Who's seeing AMD owners drop in the new processors on their motherboards feeling sour about it? I wish I could drop in a 10900K.
I have a 9900k, there is no compelling reason (in the software I run) to go for a different processor at this time.It is a no brainer. Go to the side that has supported a socket since 2016. However, I would not recommend making the jump this year since it's supposed to be the end of AM4.
But if you want to break it down into performances, games, benchmarks, tools blah blah blah... That is a whole different conversation and not what my post is about.
Makes perfect sense. I think most responses in this thread share your view, hell so do I. Jumping from either side for 1-2 FPS, 3 seconds off a blender render, or to save 30w of power is asinine.I have a 9900k, there is no compelling reason (in the software I run) to go for a different processor at this time.
Thats still high from what im seeing, I saw the 9900k on sale new for like $320 usd online, and $299 at microcenter in store.I'm a different scenario, I sit on a 8600K and see 9900K as a very compelling upgrade atm, at first I was thinking going AMD but the more I think about it seeing the dropped pricing on 9900K (might go KF as it's actually like $30 cheaper) Here the 9900KF wasn't long ago costing like 539€, currently the lowest price here is 376€ (when do you see pricedrops from Intel like that? Yea never), very tempting. That along another kit of G.Skill DDR4-3200 CL14 16GB which is really cheap atm as well for total of 32GB. I think that should be holding up well until future DDR5 setup becomes viable.
Thats still high from what im seeing, I saw the 9900k on sale new for like $320 usd online, and $299 at microcenter in store.
If you really want to upgrade I'd wait and see if there are any holiday specials.