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it's with a heavy heart that we now pay respects to a friend who

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has touched all of our lives and our wallets

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a friend who stuck by our side whether we wanted it or not

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and never really changed

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the devastating loss of Intel's performance leadership in gaming leaves

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a void that for many of us won't be easy to film

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but friends don't be blue

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because there's always team red

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Linus

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four cpus are launching today the ryzen 5950x

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ryzen 9 5900x and ryzen 7 5800x and wait

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where's our 5600x well there's one of those two curiously

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no non-x cpus have even been announced just

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yet but these all coincide with their 3

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000 series namesakes in terms of core count and market position

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AMD did make one tweak to the lineup though every sku but the ryzen 5 5600x

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has received a 50 price bump placing it

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firmly above Intel commanding a premium

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this threw a lot of folks for a loop after the announcement and now we can

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finally answer the question can they can they do that

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our test setup is a bit more extensive than usual because we're packing in all

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four new cpus four of their predecessors

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and three team blue cpus to mark this potentially momentous occasion

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getting right to business when compared against our ryzen 3000 series chips it's

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clear that in games there is a major

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performance advantage with the 5000 series in fact that advantage tends to

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hover around 20 extremely close to AMD's claimed 19

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instructions per clock performance uplift and this is especially true in

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notoriously CPU bound games like microsoft flight simulator 2020.

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same goes for gta 5 cs go heck even

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civilization 6 has turn times that are roughly 5 seconds faster doesn't matter

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what game it is the ryzen 5000 series is significantly faster compared to the

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last gen but none of this is a surprise i mean obviously AMD wouldn't release a

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new product if it was worse than their old one

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we don't talk about that usually that doesn't happen

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so then how does ryzen 5000 stack up against

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team blue ladies and gentlemen

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they got him even the ryzen 5 5600x

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a CPU that costs 300 us dollars beat

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every single one of Intel's cpus more

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often than it lost and where it did lose it was within a few percentage points

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these are all games that are traditionally CPU bound and holy sh

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would you look at that performance in cs go

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that is over 200 more frames per second

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dr sue please they're already dead

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stop kicking them kick over to lttstore.com for a sweet

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CPU pins t-shirt instead it's ryzen inspired designed stylish and

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nerdy at the same time for the love of all that's good lttstore.com

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moving on productivity is ryzen's traditional stomping ground and well

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what can i say this guy stomps

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look at these single threaded cinebench scores only the 5600x the lowest in the new

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lineup falls below 600 points and for reference a core i9 10900k scores a

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measly 535 AMD continues to flex all over not only

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their previous generation but team blue's entire lineup with the ryzen 7

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5800x meeting or beating Intel's core i9

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even in multi-threaded workloads like pov ray our mozilla firefox compile test

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and blender only v-ray and corona renderer were any

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kinder to Intel and even that lead quickly evaporated when

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we introduced the cost competitor ryzen 9 5900x to the mix to say nothing of the

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16 core 5950x

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Intel just cannot catch a break here

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and if you were wondering whether their upcoming rocket lake cpus are going to

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help well after doing some rough napkin math here

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if we assume rocket lake's performance will be between 10 and 20 percent higher

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than 10th gen that basically brings us back to status

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quo so assuming that Intel can keep core

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clocks as high as they are now the best case scenario is that Intel will get

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back their gaming performance thrown but because they are losing two cores on the

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top end skew that means that anywhere that thread count is a factor

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Intel's claimed ipc uplift is unlikely to make up the difference

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so at a minimum then AMD has the gaming crown for a couple of months and will

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continue to absolutely pulverize Intel

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in productivity even after the 11th gen launch i mean this is something that we

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haven't seen in well over a decade now

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clearly then surely this comes at some sort of major

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cost and power consumption or thermal

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output right right

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wrong check this out under the same blender workload we are

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bang on between all of our 3000 and 5000

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series cpus with none of the pairs

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appreciably hotter than the other not only that the 5000 series cpus

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maintained roughly the same or even higher core clocks throughout the test

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that means the improvements in performance mostly came straight from

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improvements in core architecture power consumption bizarrely seems to be

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actually down a bit for ryzen 5000 with each CPU

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drawing at worst the same or at best a

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little bit less juice from the socket than 3000 series and that means we can

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corroborate AMD's claims that they are literally not drawing so much as a

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single watt more this really is an incredible achievement

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as for how they got here AMD claims that all of this was done through pure

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engineering and there's a lot to talk about here starting with the demise of

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the compute complex as we know it now they're still called ccx's but they're

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not partitioned into groups of four cores anymore and every eight core die

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is now able to access its full level three cache without having to deal with

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the extra latency involved in splitting it up this is a big part of what gives

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AMD such a massive boost in performance because

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as we're well aware by now zen loves fast memory and zen 3 is no

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exception so having a unified pool of cache memory means that ryzen 5000 can

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more effectively feed all the cores all the time and that's not all AMD tweaked

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their branch predictor and their operation queue and the tl dr of that is

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that the CPU can do more per clock and there's less of a penalty for it having

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to back up and redo work if it

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mispredicts something and beyond just ryzen 5000 itself AMD's

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upcoming Radeon 6000 series gpus will be

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able to work with these cpus with a feature that they're calling smart

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access memory which will allow a ryzen CPU to access all 16 gigs of a Radeon

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6000 series gpus memory in some cases

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providing a major speed up now we are eager to test this out for

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ourselves once those cards launch so make sure that you get subscribed so you

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don't miss it as for compatibility

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AMD says that ryzen 5000 cpus will be compatible with motherboards using 400

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series chipsets as well as the recommended 500 series chipsets you'll

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need to wait though for a BIOS update in order to use one of these new zen3 cpus

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in an older board and unfortunately for

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early adopters and thrift seekers 300

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series motherboards are officially unsupported

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makes sense i guess i mean early first gen ryzen boards

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had some issues and they can't guarantee anything at this point and frankly AMD

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has still done pretty okay with intergenerational

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compatibility for the most part especially compared to Intel's hard and

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fast two generations of CPU

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two generations of boards and then you're done

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bottom line then if ryzen 3000 was ryzen

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matured ryzen 5000 is a continuation of that i

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mean we experienced no weird stability issues even right at launch and it also

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marks AMD's return to the upper echelon of desktop CPU performance

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Intel by contrast outright missed the holiday season this year and if AMD is

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able to further refine the next big ryzen CPU for tsmc's shiny new five

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nanometer process Intel's holiday next year isn't gonna look much better

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like to be clear it's not all about nanometers NVIDIA famously squeezed a

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full generation of extra performance without changing process nodes when they

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released maxwell in 2014 and doi

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AMD just did it today on tsmc's 7 nanometer

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but rocket lake is going to be pushing Intel's geriatric 14 nanometer node to

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its freaking limit unless something really surprising happens

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so it's a big win here's the podium

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the only reason that i advise you not to pull the trigger is if you get mondo

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buyers remorse when you buy new stuff and it gets replaced by something way

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better a short time later because Intel and AMD's leapfrog game looks to be

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heating up not slowing down

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i just hope that AMD's supply can keep up with the demand

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thanks for watching guys if you're looking for something else maybe go

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check out our announcement video for the ryzen 6000 series it's got all the juicy

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details about the gpus that are supposed to go hand in hand with these cpus did

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you notice AMD didn't launch a new chipset with these

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that is so cool they're not even trying to force you to go buy a new motherboard

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motherboard guys must not like it that much though