kapu:

Anyone got some 3090 SLI test ? 😀 Want to seee if 5600X can bottleneck that .

DannyD:

Running a single gpu with half the cores switched off on cpu would give you same kinda outcome.

3x3cUt0r:

5900XT? think there are a few images with typos, like https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/amd-ryzen-7-5800x-review,26.html

Hilbert Hagedoorn:

Yeah, my brain is fried

Denial:

If you get time is it possible you could fire up flight simulator on this chip or any of the future Zen 3 ones you do? Your earlier benchmark of that title (with the 9900K) indicated it's CPU bottlenecked.. with the 2080Ti/3080 tying each other - another game I play is Starcitizen - which also is typically heavily CPU bottlenecked in a similar regard. Kind of curious if swapping to a Zen 3 would help alleviate this in these titles.

Hilbert Hagedoorn:

I answered that in the other thread already actually. But with 200+ comments, I guess it was lost in translation 😉 Ehm, so I had planned to embed FS2020 into the CPU testing suite but realized it would be mission impossible time-wise with the downloads and install time (that just takes ages). That said I am planning to add some sort of update to my FS2020 review with the inclusion of ZEN3.

schmidtbag:

I thought the 5800X only had one CCX? Skimming through your link, it doesn't appear to say otherwise. I would expect the 5700(X) to have a pair of CCXs.

Dragam1337:

Where do i say that it doesn't... The 5800x uses a single ccx, as does the 5600x.

BLEH!:

Is it just me or is the idle power on these high? Or is that down to the mobo?

Herem:

AMD should have named this 8 core part the 5700X and then had a 5800X as 10 core 2 CCX

schmidtbag:

You said: "i really think amd made a mistake by not making a high binned 8 core single ccx cpu " Is that not what the 5800X is? Because it is a high-binned 8 core, so that leads me to believe you meant it isn't a single CCX. Though, after re-reading your comment, I think what you meant is they could've pushed the 5800X harder. Chances are, they're probably going to have a 5800XT.

Hilbert Hagedoorn:

Mobo. RGB these days eats 5 to 10w easily. Next to that historically Asus boards use a fraction more as well as PCIE 4.0 and stuff like 2.5gige chips, AX wifi all do need a tad more power overall.

Hilbert Hagedoorn:

I don't think AMD likes to waste cores and not use them, I mean basically, you are disabling 6 cores. While a working 16 cores processor can do closen to what you want as well, binning the best dies and cores tieing the best ones to fast turbo bins.