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All cpus are cheap, they aren't expensive. They cost less than $1 a week over the life of the cpu. Who can't afford that? I spend more on coffee a week than all my pc's put together.
That only makes me even more disappointed, because I expected more from you than false baloney.
10th gen isn't even out yet for desktops...
3900X and 3700X are barely an improvement over 3600X, and all of them are beaten in games by the 9700K.
3900X gets less gaming performance than the 9700K and costs more than it, because it's more for productivity than gaming.
X570 and Z390 have the same price ranges... You have no idea what you're talking about. They're the same now in the high end chipsets.
So for this comment, this is just not true. What they can do is give higher frame rates then the 3900x and the 3700x. - Which is what Intel does. Intel has amazing CPU's for gaming. The stock version of i5-9600K does comparable frame rates to the 3700x,3800x and 3900x (within a 10FPS+- margin)
It really would be great if you looked at the benchmark provided here:
^ Honestly, it's really valuable to look at the benchmarks here. Highly recommend actually looking at how the extra core from the AMD CPU's perform in comparison to the "lack" of cores as everyone points out with the Intel CPU's.
So for what the 9700K/9900K can do is to run games at 144FPS, for a 1080/1440p 144Hz monitor, more often then not, at ultra-high settings. If you are targeting 144FPS, then having the extra frames from the Intel CPU's is very valuable, which makes up for the cost for those willing to pay to get to the golden standard of 1440p/144Hz.
Often there is a 20+ FPS gap between the 3900x and 9700K (stock speeds), and that is the value.
Same if you would try to go for 4K 60FPS, having additional frames is crucial. - Well worth the money if that is the standard you want to go for.
Haha, right? I mean. You choose the correct tool for what you do. If you wanna dig out a foundation with a spoon instead of a shovel then so be it. The shovel will still outperform the spoon xD
Intel = Single threaded/Games
AMD = Multi threaded/Rendering (But not *bad* for games whatsoever)
I see you have yet again ignored the benchmarks. Good job, there is not "some specific games" The only games the 3900x beats the 9700K is.... None, not a single one of the benchmarked games, and the games chosen are very varied.
Also on a side note, just because something is older, does not mean it's worse.
The 7700K still trades blows with the 3900x even if the 7700K has 8 cores less and 16 threads less. Not bad for a "old" CPU" huh? ;)
I would only go for a 3900x if you do professional work. 9900k would be my gaming choice from an overclockers and a gamers standpoint.
If you have nothing factual to say, it's best not to post.
Fun thing is that, 8 core CPU's have been popular since 2013, when the current console generation launched (Yes, it's that old.) Playstation 4 and Xbox One are both from 2013, and used a 8-core CPU. The games ARE optimized for 4+/8 cores.
You keep saying "did the right choice", it might be YOUR right choice, but don't impose that and keep lying that it's the only choice for everyone.