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I looked at the video and it's a gaming benchmark. It doesn't do anything to measure the performance in software like Adobe Premiere or Blender.
AMD is better for productivity and all around computer usage, Intel is the gaming CPU king.
It's a gaming system... He was trying to say that the 3900X is better in general, when the 9700K is actually better at gaming...
3900X also beats the 9900K in productivity, but not by much in some cases. 9900KS is easy 5 GHz all-core, which would close the gap in a lot of work situtations, so the 9900KS is overall a much better CPU for gaming and productivity
The 64GB of ram and 3900x hints at it being used for atleast some productivity. Games will run fine with 16 gigs without any performance decrease and the 3900x rarely provide a performance increase above 64 gigs. We can't definitively know though since he didn't say what he used the pc for.
As for the 5GHz oc making it faster than the 3900x for productivity. Some benchmarks to show that's not the case and here's some benchmarks to prove it(linked to the temps section to prove that is also better there so you don't buy a furnace of a cpu)
https://youtu.be/xPhlL0dZ64M?t=281
Now, let's talk price.
The lowest I found the 9900k for was 528 dollars. 3900x was 314 dollars. As for 9900ks, it's only available on Amazon for over a grand so it's better to just overclock the CPU.
I have the 3900X, it's not much less of a furnace than the 9900KS is.
Also the dude has a 9900KS, I assume he bought 64GB because he could, not because he needed it. Hence the 9900KS.
If he was actually going for a workstation then he'd probably be using Titans and X299, not a 2080 Ti and Z390. He can clearly afford it.
He can afford it. Also, it makes no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sense to use X299 when reviewing the 9900KS.
CPU: Ryzen 3 1200 @ 3.8 ghz
GPU: XFX R9 290
MOBO: ASrock B450m pro 4
PSU: EVGA 450BT
RAM: 8 gigs Hyperx Fury 2666 @ 3000mhz
Storage: 500 gb HP EX900
WD Blue 640 gb (2008)
Case: NZXT H510i
WIFI adapter: Qualcomm Atheros AR938x
Not really a toaster... it's better than what most people have.
Nope. But I was. I used to have an A10-7860K and R9 270X (and then RX 580) before Ryzen.
System Specifications
Displays:
Display #1: ASUS ROG STRIX XG27VQ (1080P 144HZ, VA)
Peripherals:
Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB MK.2
Mouse: Corsair NIGHTSWORD RGB/Corsair SCIMITAR PRO RGB
Headset: Sennheiser GAME ZERO Black
Microphone: Sennheiser built-in mic, Blue Microphones Yeti Blackout Edition
AMP/DAC: FiiO E10K
Speakers: Logitech Z623 Speakers w/ Subwoofer
Mousepad: HyperX Fury S Pro XL
Other Equipment:
Chair: Staples Vartan Gaming Chair (Red)
Desk: Custom Built
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2023987726
I never said that. I said that claiming Paul's hardware can't afford an X299 PC is stupid.