Hello, maybe someone knows what is better to choose for physics simulation, for example 3-4 characters in a scene with soft physics? I have a choice between 5700x and 5700x3d. I wonder what is better, a higher frequency or a larger cache.
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Dude, just take a 5800X3D and you have the fastest you can get for AM4. No more worries.
But if you really wanna get one of the other two, having a look HERE, I'd take the 5700X non X3D cause better singlescore. But if this really translates to better performance in VaM, and having the 5700X3D as the only alternative, I dont know which one to pick really. I'd take a 5800X3D. Which is losing as well against a 5700X in singlescore
5700X is a little beast actually.
But if you really wanna get one of the other two, having a look HERE, I'd take the 5700X non X3D cause better singlescore. But if this really translates to better performance in VaM, and having the 5700X3D as the only alternative, I dont know which one to pick really. I'd take a 5800X3D. Which is losing as well against a 5700X in singlescore
5700X is a little beast actually.
thanks for the advice, but if I had the finances to buy 5800x3d and cooling for it, I would switch to a new platformDude, just take a 5800X3D and you have the fastest you can get for AM4. No more worries.
But if you really wanna get one of the other two, having a look HERE, I'd take the 5700X non X3D cause better singlescore. But if this really translates to better performance in VaM, and having the 5700X3D as the only alternative, I dont know which one to pick really. I'd take a 5800X3D. Which is losing as well against a 5700X in singlescore
5700x3d. Sim games Eat Up cache. youll get way better perf than 5700thanks for the advice, but if I had the finances to buy 5800x3d and cooling for it, I would switch to a new platform
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Faster than a 13900KS in average, but not really much. Min 1% have a huge improvement though. Thanks for testing!
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This one was using DDR4. The lower one was with faster RAM.
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I want to try it, but I don't know how to configure it for my hardware. Can you help mi with that? I was searching for a tutorial/guide but I think there is none The guide is on the hub page that you get the software.
hub.virtamate.com
With good RAM they seems on tie pretty much overall, with worse physics time on intel
What was you performance patch parameters on this?
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Thank you!
As I assumed amd did really well on maxing the out of box performance again.
Honestly I really love them for this, but on the other hand it makes most reviews literally useless..
Intel can only be evaluated correctly with custom profiles and faster ram, which they - almost - never use.
May I ask how was the temps and power? Is it managable on air easily, right?
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I am in the same boat with an ageing 6800 XT. I really want to buy something new n shiny, but I can still push most scenarios to 100ish fps with some extra tweaking.
Tough I may invest to blackwell .. if wont be too overpriced .. probably a bit later after release .. or just try grab a 4090 when folks switching to 5090!
Is this a benchmark with a CPU patch?
