Search results for query: 3900X

...period is low. Some of my earlier investigations with more basic tools: Since the Odyssey Alpha my primary system has gone through a 3900X, 5800X, 5800X3D, and a 9800X3D (with a few month gap where I was playing semi-frequently on a 7800X3D system I built for my brother). Every CPU swap...

...Dangerous 40 hours a week (a system I still use, but which is about to be partially cannibalized/downgraded in favor of a new build): CPU -- 3900X -> 5800X -> 5800X3D Memory -- Hynix CJR -> Samsung B-die GPU -- RX 6800 XT -> RTX 4090 With Odyssey performance being so profoundly memory...

...isn't the weakest link in the system. That GTX 1050 is. Only 8GiB of system memory is also a problem. On my main AM4 system I went from a 3900X to a 5800X to a 5800X3D (which was a significant upgrade for gaming at each step), with the replaced CPUs upgrading other builds. This motherboard...

...most demanding scenarios I can find: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/12th-gen-13th-gen-vs-ryzen-7000-series-etc.608969/post-10166337 My 3900X setup was half the 1% and 0.1% performance of the 5800X3D, due to memory subsystem constraints. Once the memory bottleneck was sorted out (most...

...it again with G-Sync disabled to get a real GPU score, but 99% percentile on my memory and CPU are expected, given the prevailing demographics of submissions. Can also see the impact of cache and tuned memory on userbenchmark's memory test. Same IMC on my CPU as HogCaller's 3900X and your 5800X.

...ASRock Fatal1ty B450 boards. Neither of them are very good power delivery wise and the ATX board is worse. It should be sufficient for a stock 3900X, but it's borderline. It's got a three phase (with doublers) vcore VRM with an old design and the low-side MOSFETs have to be getting quite hot...

...23-24 in this will explain; it's from Zen 2, but applies nearly equally to Zen 3 and 4 chiplet parts as well). On my own setup, moving from a 3900X to a 5800X, then using faster memory with the 5800X, then moving to a 5800X3D produced significant gains at each step, all other things being...

The 5800X3D is significantly faster than any other AM4 processor in EDO and EDO will still be CPU/platform limited with a 5800X3D paired with a 7900 XTX in surface CZs, some settlements in general, or just about anywhere at anything less than 4k maximum. It's not, unless one avoids large...

The system I normally play on, though only rarely with my WMR head set, has gone from a 3900X, to a 5800X, to much faster memory on the 5800X, to a 5800X3D and I saw significant improvements each time. If your GPU is ever less than fully loaded, the 5800X3D will help, and probably a lot in some...

...plastic, and not all that thick), like AM4, sufficiently to cause problems, just by mounting some coolers. The boxed cooler that came with my 3900X will warp a cheap 4-layer board with the default backplate by about 3mm when locked down, which is enough to make the corners of the socket...

In my main gaming system I went from a 3900X with moderately fast budget memory, to a 5800X with the same memory (but clocked slightly higher as the 5800X could handle a higher FCLK), then swapped out that memory for the fastest memory that was practical to use, then keeping that memory, swapped...

...through a combination of patches and (more significantly) CPU and memory upgrades (my 5800X3D provides about double the 1% low FPS that my 3900X did, and at least 30% more than my 5800X). Antialiasing is part of that...finding an acceptable performance balance would be much easier if...

...That said, in the system in question, I'm running a 2.6GHz RX 6800 XT with... a well-tuned 5800X. I'm aware of the improvement over the 3900X: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/search/580008/?q=3900X&c[users]=Morbad&o=date The compromises are worked into the voltage caps, the lack of...

...was the absolute cheapest board that I could find that had a passable VRM, is well within safe limits while loaded 24/7 with the overclocked 3900X that's in it. LGA-1700 is a different matter, which is why the price floor for usable boards is more around the 150-200 mark, or a bit higher for...

...physical cores, the big gains come from making those cores faster. This is why I saw a significant increase in performance when going from my 3900X to 5800X. The latter is Zen 3, which has a roughly 20% IPC advantage in gaming and clocks roughly 10% higher under gaming loads. I saw about a...

Going from a 3900X to a 5800X significantly improved my settlement and CZ performance with my 6800 XT. I get well over 60 fps in settlements on Ultra in CPU limited scenarios (anything 1440p or below) and can usually hold 60+ fps at a GPU limited ~1800p. This is not to say the game's...

At 4k ultra+ without FSR, certain GPU limited scenes will dip below 60fps on my 6800 XT (paired with a 5800X), 6900 XT (3900X), and 3080 (3950X). I'm also typically GPU limited, even in CZs at anything above 1440p with my custom settings. The game can certainly be CPU limited at lower frame...

...be a fair upgrade for CPU limited games that I don't have to completely rebuild this system for, and would let me move this 5800X to my HTPC (which currently has a 3900X). Anyway, still can't run Odyssey at 4k with the custom settings I want to use, without occasionally dipping below 60 fps...

...best lightly-threaded (and thus gaming) performance. CPPC preffered cores can help or hurt here, depending on other factors. It helps my ryzen 3900X and 3950X series parts, because the preferred core order actually corresponds well to the highest boosting cores on my samples. It doesn't do...

...thread is what's bogging things down. Enough single-threaded CPU performance can brute force it's way through it (which is why going from a 3900X to 5800X noticeably improved my performance), but Frontier clearly needs to address the underlying cause of this utilization/scheduling. Some info...

...but it would be something and might even be enough to be the difference between acceptable and not in edge cases...it was when I swapped out my 3900X for my 5800X. Logical cores derived from SMT are not equivalent to physical cores. A 4c/8t part is going to be very roughly equivalent to 5.5...

...This can be demonstrated with faster polling rates, or via altering CPU performance. If there wasn't a CPU bottleneck, then swapping out my 3900X for my 5800X wouldn't have resulted in a performance increase, and neither of those CPUs would have out performed my 5820K setup in non-GPU limited...

Not in over 7k hours of gameplay and approximately 50k NPC kills have I ever seen an NPC craft exceed the performance parameters CMDR vessels are capable of, nor, outside of obvious (and usually quickly corrected) bugs or network issues, do anything I could not do better. I'm open to the...

Swapped in my new 5800X the other day and the fact that I haven't yanked it out and replaced it with my 3900X or 3950X is strong evidence that it's a good sample. Last one I had was outright defective, but this one seems to be a keeper. Now I should have as much per-core performance (~20% more...

...CPU performance) to about 80-120 fps on surface settlements (and the suit tutorial) at 1080p ultra with my primary system, which has a 3900X (custom PBO) and a 2.5GHz 6800 XT. I just swapped my 5800X back to this system to analyze exactly how much I can overcome that CPU limitation. Not...

...are all Skylake or Skylake derived and they only gained about 20% in clock speed in that entire run). I'm not CPU limited at 60 fps with a 3900X using an overclocked RX 6800 XT and a 6700K is only about 10% slower in lightly threaded tasks. That said, if you do notice a significant...

I have plenty of Intel CPUs. The game is not even remotely CPU limited on any of my fastest seven processors. And I already spent considerable effort looking for CPU bottlenecks on this 3900X: Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI-QmVKeGiE

...case in the current game. Both of these are in the Odyssey client at the exact same settings (1440p ultra) on the same hardware (a well tuned 3900X and an overclocked RX 6800 XT): Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QXSYYIzqMY Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah5-yghDiYI The...

...exceptionally sensitive to inter-core or memory latency. I tried to rule out the latter by forcing the game's affinity to a single CCX on my 3900X, but results were inconclusive. Some of the stack dumps did seem to suggest the main threads were frequently waiting on much less heavily loaded...

...it would have taken 40 days to get them from Taiwan I would have just made my own. Also tried a 5800X for a while, but ended up putting my 3900X back in cause it's faster in most of the stuff I do, and is actually easier to cool (fewer cores per CCD = lower effective thermal density, even if...

...be around 100w while the card is limited to 230w by default. Everything else in the system amounts to less than 60w. I have an overclocked 3900X (with all the power and current limiters set to double stock) and an even more overclocked 6800XT (set to a 375w limit) in my new box running on a...

...and crowd density (medium). Crowd density doesn't matter much most places, but in the city center it's the main eater of CPU cycles and my 3900X becomes very CPU limited with the crowds maxed out in some places. Also, despite it's lack of options, I am really impressed with ReLive. It's...

...24GiB DDR3-2000 CL10 AMD R9 Fury 4GiB #2 Intel Core i7-5820k @ 4.2GHz 16GiB DDR4-2667 CL11 NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti 11GiB @ 2.075GHz #3 AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 32GiB DDR4-3733 CL18 AMD RX 6800 XT 16GiB @ 2.5GHz I'll probably see if I can find something more potato just to get a feel for the true...

...or MPT is being used to set things that I still need to sort out. I'm actually within farting distance of the current world record for a 3900X and 6800XT in Fire Strike Ultra--on an unmodified stock air cooled card no less--probably because almost no one runs this test on this combination of...

...an entirely 'normal' setup. There are also significant numbers of outliers that go way beyond this; I've had a few myself (including my 3900X, which was extremely concave, with a lip around the edge). Roughness isn't the issue, and I usually only lap to 400-600 grit, because that's already...

Most of the system was built at the beginning of last year, but I only recently sourced a new GPU for it. Specs are: Ryzen R9 3900X, lapped (have yet to decide between a 4.2GHz all-core OC, or just custom PBO settings that would be slightly faster in games, but slower in most other...

Wouldn't appear to be a voltage issue on your setup then. Could impact how much a hub can help. Cheaper USB voltage testers generally only pass through a USB 1.1/2.0 connection and rarely even have pins for USB 3.0/3.2. So if you're trying to plug it in through the tester, that could be the...

...I've got until I hit my worst case frame rate floor. That is with NVIDIA parts though. Still, even with AMD's higher DX11 overhead, my 3900X should not be the limiting factor in any rational scenario (I'm willing to see worst case frame rate of 60fps on my VRR monitors and 90 on my WMR...

...been a modest incentive for me to choose an RDNA2 part, but arbitrary CPU and chipset restrictions are a major turn off, even though I already have a B550 board and was planning on replacing my 3900X with a 5950X at some point (after the 5950X yields improve and it's seen it's first price cut).

...in this game because it is almost entirely GPU limited. A faster CPU will not help me (this is not anywhere near my fastest part) and even my 3900X with tweaked PBO settings to run at 4.6GHz constantly in Elite: Dangerous isn't any faster with the same video card...which is why I haven't...