Zen 5 & Arrow Lake Full Specs - Ryzen 9000 & X3D

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Zen 5 & Arrow Lake Full Specs - Ryzen 9000 & X3D
AMD and Intel are gearing up to release their next gen CPUs including Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 & Arrow Lake. AMD's processors should launch with the Ryzen 9 9950X, Ryzen 9 9900X, Ryzen 7 9700X, and Ryzen 5 9600X. These will be followed later by the 9950X3D, 9900X3D, & 9800X3D. Intel will also be debuting their Core Ultra 9 285K shortly if leaks are to be believed.

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GraphicallyChallenged
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LOL this hype BS. It's 15% increase, which means the none X3D version will in a lot of cases be slower in games vs the current X3D CPU's.

nossy
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Omg aren't you The Display Guy !! Wow I didnt know about this channel lol

ainesh
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9000 series with X870 boards be stable and usefully with faster DDR5 6400MHz CL32? Adding Thunderbolt USB 4.0 as standard. AMD copying intel with smaller uplifts to gaming and production?

roythunderplump
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if the 9800X3D was within £350 and came out in july i would have gotton it but im building my pc in july and will be getting the 7800X3D bc im not waiting and im on a budget so i dont really mind skipping a few generations, i just want to play a game without overheating or lagging, also its my first pc build so i dont know how to update bios and i dont want to brake something if i do it wrong

wiktorbednarz
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No MT gains for ARL seems off. I know we arent getting hyperthredding but it think we get some mutlicore gains

BIG_HAMZ
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but that be KS variant ...also rumor there are more skews of ultra9 models ...one of them has 12 P cores and 16 E cores ...intel is saving 295k last while 285k only have 8 P and 16 E cores

user
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XD
Shit time to drop the clickbait
The gaming uplift for Zen 5 is around 13%
Productivity is around 30%

bartegexe
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i couldn't be more unsure about what to buy, zen 5 or arrow lake...

ZerkyYT
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Man, you really gotta watch that coc problem.

xBINARYGODx
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Just bought the 7800x3d because of the bundle at Microcenter. 199$.. can’t beat that performance for the money.. no regrets!

RCSimRacin
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Could you put timestamps on your videos, please?

YOMOMA-qz
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giving intel under 300W is very generous. I belive KS will ride that 333W as previous i9, as they will try to squeeze everytihng they can again.

deilusi
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Yes . All we need is physical cores instead of SMT or hyperthreading

RayG
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No leaks on X3D yet + RTX TI leaks just make me mad.
Why would i buy 5090 if there is a chance of TI coming out 6 months later?? (Probbably for the same price i would buy the non TI version 6 months prior)..
Why would i buy a new Ryzen processor if there is gonna be X3D few months later??(I can wait few months to buy 9950X3D for the same amount id buy the non 3D??)
How do people even get exited for the releases? Its litteraly not even worth touching on release.

xennori
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Lackluster release, the benchmark was against 14900k with 6400mhz memory, with higher speed memory, it will just be on par with raptor lake,

derenbong
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I was hoping for more cores or chahe such as Ryzen 5 9600X getting 8 cores and 16 threads for example.

But I guess if those cores offer a decent iprovment, more clock speed, and cosume less power then I would see it as a win.

Ultimately the price will matter for me

AnonymousUser-wwns
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Ehh more fomo than i care to see, just got a 7800x3d and that will do just fine for awhile.

TakaChan
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I hope the new mobo chipset doesn't have the memory training and boots up just as fast as Intel.

dwu
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lol arrow lake will be faster because of newer nm process and better IPC lift.

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