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Same here. I just upgraded to a 5950X last year (I try to go at least 3 years between upgrades) but I am salivating already. I fully expected my data managemen
by didgetmaster 4y ago
Same here. I just upgraded to a 5950X last year (I try to go at least 3 years between upgrades) but I am salivating already.
I fully expected my data management software to be much faster on the new hardware since it uses multi-threading to make use of all those wonderful cores, but it blew me away just how fast it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVICKCkWMZE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVICKCkWMZE
I might have to bite the bullet later this year if the 7950X3D benchmarks look really good once it releases.
- yellow_lead 4y agoNice demo. I use my 3950x for compiling our c++ project, and I'm pretty happy with the speeds when using all the threads as well.
- nevi-me 4y agoImagine the 9950x, that can be a good reason to want to upgrade them. I'm on a 3900x and 2070 Super. I mostly reduced using the desktop when I got the M1 and M1 Pro devices. I now use it remotely from another room in the house. I'll hold out despite the temptations, and only update in 2-3 more years from now.
- _zoltan_ 4y agoI'm also on a 5950x and I need to find a reason to upgrade :))
- daemin 4y agoI'm on a 5950x as well but I'll be sticking with it for many years to come as it's still one of the most efficient chips out there - source: Gamer's Nexus benchmark videos.