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1. Intel s gen processors, spec 1080p#
2. Intel s gen processors, spec pro#
3. Intel s gen processors, spec plus#

However, even at these high frame rates, AMD really isn't far behind at all, with most CPUs sitting at a minimum 99th percentile of up to 74fps. Unsurprisingly, Intel wins here with the core i9-10900K managing a minimum 99th percentile minimum frame rate of 80fps.

Intel s gen processors, spec 1080p#

The overclocks for the CPUs I've listed are:ĪMD Ryzen 3 3100: 4.6GHz, AMD Ryzen 3 3300X: 4.6GHz, AMD Ryzen 5 1600X - 3.95GHz, AMD Ry4.1GHz, Intel Core i3-9350K - 5GHz, Ryzen 9 3950X - 4.35GHz, Ryzen 7 3800X: 4.4GHz, Ryzen 5 3600: 4.25GHz, Ryzen 5 3600X: 4.25GHz, AMD Ryzen 9 3900X: 4.3GHz, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X: 4.3GHz, Intel Core i9-9900K: 5GHz, Intel Core i7-9700K: 5.1GHz, Intel Core i5-9600K: 5GHz, Intel Core i7-8700K: 5GHz.Īt 1080p Borderlands 3 isn't particularly taxing and even with an Nvidia RTX 2070 Super graphics card, there's a degree of stress put on the CPU so low latency and high frequencies come into play. I have to say that temperatures were much lower than I expected too, with 5.1GHz on the Core i9-10900K easily tamable on my test bench using liquid cooling, perhaps thanks to the new thinner die and thicker heatspreader that Intel claims boosts cooling. I overclock each processor where possible so enthusiasts can see how much extra performance they can gain from doing this and you can see these results in the graphs.īoth Intel 10th Gen CPUs hit 5.1GHz on all cores quite easily, however, while I could boot and run most tests at 5.2GHz, the Blender benchmark saw stability issues so I decided to leave things at 5.1GHz.

Intel s gen processors, spec pro#

Motherboards: MSI MEG X570 Unify and MPG X470 Gaming Pro Carbon WiFi Processor benchmark test systems Antony Leather I'd like to thank Watercooling UK, Barrow and Corsair for supplying the water-cooled parts of my test systems, Corsair for also supplying the memory and power supplies, MSI for supplying the motherboards, Nvidia the graphics cards, AMD and Intel the CPUs with the latter also supplying the M.2 SSDs. I've re-tested every single processor in the graphs so all the results are comparable and what you can expect from a new system. This is all essential as they include the latest security fixes and performance enhancements so I'd be very wary of any benchmarks out there that do not specify this aspects of their test systems.

Intel s gen processors, spec plus#

I have brand new test systems that use the latest Windupdate plus the latest drivers, Windows updates, security fixes and BIOS versions as of 16th May 2020. It has two more cores and four more threads, so really, Intel can't afford to see on-the-shelf pricing much more than the figures above if it's to square up to AMD. The Ryzen 9 3900X, for example, costs just $409, down from $499 just a few days ago. Pricing is key for Intel because AMD has just dropped pricing of many of its 3rd Gen Ryzen processors with today's launch in mind. The example here sees you gain two cores and four threads for that same $500 price tag, albeit the usual USD 1K unit price, which will end up being a bit higher on etailer's shelves. However, the launch price of the Core i9-10900K is the same as the Core i9-9900K at just under $500, which means that for much of the product stack, you're getting more performance for your cash. Intel has kept things roughly in line with current generation CPUs, but we're yet to see confirmed in-stock pricing.