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This is true, but there can be advantages to having 32 cores over 16, depending on your workload.
by joshvm 4y ago
This is true, but there can be advantages to having 32 cores over 16, depending on your workload.
- chrismorgan 4y agoI’m not sure what you’re saying. Both the 5950X and the 7950X are 16 cores/32 threads.
- joshvm 4y agoSee my original post. I have an SFF case with a water-cooled 5950X+3090. That's already borderline for noise and thermals on a 240mm radiator, so an extra 100 W for the 7950X would probably be untenable. But as people point out - more perf per watt would probably mean cooler performance in a lot of workloads. It'll be interesting to see what the ITX options are for AM5 anyway.