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Ryzen 9 5900XT Review: AMD Says Better For Gaming Than Core i7-13700K



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  1. Meh, only good if you have a 3600 on AM4 and really do a ton of productivity / video editing kind of stuff.
    It is insulting tho that they would treat people like idiots regarding the retarded marketing.

  2. I was considering 'upgrading' my current AMD Ryzen 9 5950X with this new processor, until I found out that this Ryzen 9 5900XT is a scaled-down 5950X effectively!🀬T
    Thanks, but no thanks!βœ‹

  3. hey ppl. when 5950X came out in 2020 was almost $800 and even more expensive is now then the new 5900XT ($345 for starters πŸ™‚ ) for the almost the same productivity. So, for ppl like me switching from 5800X to 5900XT is a big jump…. i can see a big difference. Of course if you already have 5950X there is no point to switch. as compared to Intel??? no idea… never ran Intel CPU on my PC LOL

  4. It's surprising how AMD has learned nothing from Intel's recent shady behavior. Looks like trust is being lost at high rates on both CPU manufacturers. Could be a great window of opportunity for Nvidia to just pop in and drop a consumer CPU, finally.

  5. I need guide, you guys think its worth it update from a R5 5600x to a R7 5700x3d? I've seen a lot of videos and seems like it match or its better than the R9 5900x on gaming of course.

  6. Why did you wait all the way until the end to mention that it was launched cheaper than the 5950x? That fact alone helps everybody… when apps start moving twords heavier threaded application design and people start looking at 8-cores like they looked at 4-cores 5 years ago and nobody wants an 8 core cpu anymore, then I hope this CPU will make a little more sense to you guys. I am kind of disappointed with the overall tone of this video tbh, I mean I get what youre saying – yeah its not light years ahead of any of its 8-core competition – but im willing to bet that 5 years from now this cpu compared to a 5800x3D will perform better overall. I'd even wager that when games start using more cores eventually this cpu and the 3d parts will start becoming more familiar with each other on the benchmark scale…

    I dont make CPUs or CPU review videos for a living but I will say that I remember a time when Intel was only releasing 4 core cpus for like a decade or more, and charging more and more for it because we had no other option. This is AMD giving you options. I will take this every damn day over what we had between 2007-2018. Stuck with 4 cores.

  7. I still have a 12700k CPU and MB that I never got around to using. I might use it to replace a 3800XT at work. I didn't realize how fast it was.

  8. Steve it’s 6 minutes in and you’ve spent 5.5 of it whining about AMD benchmarks instead of talking about the chip. It’s super tiring. Please tone down the drama in these sort of review videos. I just want to learn and get info. I think you will turn off a lot of people. I get it, AMD marketing skewed some charts or something I just don’t want to watch 6
    Minutes about it in the beginning of an almost unrelated video about the chip itself. It’s way too much. 30 seconds would be fine so I am informed. Then move onto the video.

  9. My final question is, if I put a Ryzen 9 5900xt at 450 watts, what power would it have compared to an i7 1300? Put an i7 13700k at 105 watts and compare, let's do a serious study, greetings

  10. Why are you comparing only in 1080? You know that the difference is much less in 4k. No one will use a 4090 for play in 1080.
    Even are you using the new setings in vaseline for test the 13700 or not?.
    And yes the 13700 have a lot of problems of durability and stability

  11. Intel is faster but AMD is way more reliable. Hardware Unboxed are clearly Intel Fanboys, especially with all the bad crap surrounding Intel's latest crap and hypocritical responses towards thei customers. HwU was very late in responding, while other Tech content creators already dived deep into this months ago. Sorry Hardware Unboxed but if people truly shift through your content they can see you are really anti AMD.

  12. if you go to AMD website and compare these 2 CPUs (5900XT and 5950X) there is a line that says:

    Package Die Count: 2 (for the 5950x)
    Package Die Count: 3 (for the 5900xt)

    what does that mean?

  13. what you guys with intel and AMD cpu's means is like 3090 (AMD) vs 3090 ti (AMD) vs 4090 (Intel) . the fact that AMD was not able to manage the chips correctly with the 7950x shows that AMD is not yet very interested in gaming with 10 – 16 core CPU's.

  14. I mean for the right price the 5900xt could be a decent option for someone who needs a lot of cores and already has an am4 motherboard and ddr4 memory. Not great, not horrible. But it's definitely not a gaming cpu so if your primary focus is gaming you're better off with a 5700x3d or 5800x3d if you want to stay on am4. If you're buying a new motherboard and memory then either for productivity or gaming you're better off going with am5

  15. I'd choose the AMD 5900x CPU over any Intel 13th or 14th Processor since Intel's TPD's are waaaaaaay too much just to make them initially appear better for gaming than AMD. However …Intel has screwed themselves with CPU death due to excess heat, degradation & oxidation. πŸ˜€

  16. These CPUs prove to me that AMD is completely capable of doing what Intel did in the quad-core era. They are absolutely willing to make something with marginal gains, heavily slant the press numbers, and outright lie about it.

  17. AMD: "5950X3D? nooooo!! It's gonna eat into our AM5 saleeesss! Give them our rest of scrap dies instead, with a fancy name! They already ate up faulty Zen 2 and 3 chips that degrade and crash and freeze into bios with default settings after the warranty expires, but Intel f*cked up more so we are scot-free, surely no-one will read this comment and tell tech Jesus to investigate further..ohh also what about the golden review samples we send? well everybody does it but reviewers are too dumb to know..6900XT that OC to 2.8ghz out of the box? what dummies, took it as a fact; that was 1 in a 100k sample"

  18. if they has made these slightly faster x3d chips that would have been a better use of silcon., i can't imagine the non-x3d versions of zen3 are selling that well compared to zen4, especially with zen5 just days away, with the zen5 x3d parts expected out 3-6 months from now.

  19. Why covering 5900xt ?…really nothing to make video so pulling old info and making it news again ?…the whole reason behind the YouTube channels was to watch ur benchmarks ignoring what company says… its like saying sun raises in east…

  20. This doesn't make sense. You recommend the 5700X3D in the conclusion, but you don't include the 5700X3D in the benchmarks. I agree with you, but I don't agree that it's not included. If you bring it up, then you need to include it in the benchmarks. Which you almost always do, I don't know why only adding the 5800X3D seems enough when that's not the CPU you're recommending. πŸ€”

  21. I was wondering what was the point of this CPU when AMD announced it and I am still shaking my head, why release something that already exists. When I heard the claims of the 5900XT being faster than the 13700k I called bullshit, looks like I was right.

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