Just one question. There may be something wrong with your 7600. In Cinebench R23, it scored only 8529 points, below the 5600 and 5600x. That's unlikely in normal conditions.
Even though there's no real surprises here, it's always good the see the numbers anyway. If Intel can't compete on performance, then they'll need to other something else to entice folk to buy. Such as a drop in price like you suggest, or my wild one, longer platform life.
not really Weird. a lot of Intel CPU is also not there 13/14th gen. the 14400f is also way outside 7800X3d price range so there is no point of it being there. having 1 intel / amd cpu to represent the TOP / MID / Low should be enought
I got a prebuilt that uses the i5 14400f with a 4060ti card. Most bottleneck calculators show the cpu as being underpowered and suggest an upgrade to an i7 14700k. You're using a far superior gpu and don't seem to be getting the bottleneck. Why is this and am I ok with the i5 14400f and 4060 ti pairing?
Can i ask, where did you test Cyberpunk 2077? Just curious, because im tempted to updgrade my 12400F, but when i run the benchmark i still get minimum 90 fps, which is fine. Everything on lowest possible, with medium crowd density.
I'm looking to buy this computer as my first gaming computer and i don't understand specs and how they work but I want to run farming simulator 22 on it will it work smoothly
QUESTION: Even if you are saving on the DDR4 memory for Intel VS DDR5 memory for AMD, in the case where you are using SAM/ResizeableBar, are you NOT recuperating that cost improved performance because of the faster memory?
Yes, it affects any cpu with 65w or higher which the 14400f is 65w but I haven't noticed any issues with my 14400f, likely because unlike its older brothers it's base clock is reasonable speed. Supposedly you will see issues 2-4 months after purchase I will follow up if I have any issues first 2 months have been peachy 👍
@@dark_taco Hope you don't have any issues man, this whole situation is a farce on Intel's behalf. I have the same cpu, no problems by far, gotta check for the updates. Also at least what I've read it isn't as vulnerable for these issues like i7s or i9s, still have to watch out.
@@phasmidd107yeah looking more into it thankfully it seemed to only affect i7’s and i9’s 😮💨 glad I got this cpu for a budget daily driver! It’s basically the i9 10900k 4 years later for half the price, can’t go wrong 😂🎉
An argument could be made for the 1300kf for $235 but then again it's a dead platform. Also, an i9 isn't going to beat a 7800X3D in gaming anytime soon with shitel lying about performance.
thank you for testing an Intel with good ram...also the 1% lows are worth mentioning because thats what really counts
Just one question. There may be something wrong with your 7600. In Cinebench R23, it scored only 8529 points, below the 5600 and 5600x. That's unlikely in normal conditions.
Yes, stock 7600 scores about 14k in cb r23. Probably mixed with something else there.
Even though there's no real surprises here, it's always good the see the numbers anyway. If Intel can't compete on performance, then they'll need to other something else to entice folk to buy. Such as a drop in price like you suggest, or my wild one, longer platform life.
You've been able to get a 12600kf on and off for 6 months for about $155 USD. This makes very little sense to me
It's a bit weird not to have the 7800X3D in the charts, isn't it ??
not really Weird. a lot of Intel CPU is also not there 13/14th gen. the 14400f is also way outside 7800X3d price range so there is no point of it being there. having 1 intel / amd cpu to represent the TOP / MID / Low should be enought
I got a prebuilt that uses the i5 14400f with a 4060ti card. Most bottleneck calculators show the cpu as being underpowered and suggest an upgrade to an i7 14700k. You're using a far superior gpu and don't seem to be getting the bottleneck. Why is this and am I ok with the i5 14400f and 4060 ti pairing?
Can i ask, where did you test Cyberpunk 2077?
Just curious, because im tempted to updgrade my 12400F, but when i run the benchmark i still get minimum 90 fps, which is fine. Everything on lowest possible, with medium crowd density.
I'm looking to buy this computer as my first gaming computer and i don't understand specs and how they work but I want to run farming simulator 22 on it will it work smoothly
You should've also done power Consumption
Total: $407.98
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 3.8 GHz 6-Core Processor ($189.00 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: MSI PRO B650M-P Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard ($119.99 @ Amazon)
Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory ($98.99 @ Amazon)
Total: $452.47
CPU: Intel Core i5-14400F 2.5 GHz 10-Core Processor ($199.99 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: Gigabyte B760M DS3H AX Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard ($139.99 @ Newegg)
Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-7200 CL34 Memory ($112.49 @ Amazon)
QUESTION: Even if you are saving on the DDR4 memory for Intel VS DDR5 memory for AMD, in the case where you are using SAM/ResizeableBar, are you NOT recuperating that cost improved performance because of the faster memory?
Just because it’s faster doesn’t mean better.
Memory speed wont make as big of a difference unless it's something that the application can make use of specifically
Is this cpu affected by the intel meltdown? Can’t seem to get an answer from anyone.
Yes, it affects any cpu with 65w or higher which the 14400f is 65w but I haven't noticed any issues with my 14400f, likely because unlike its older brothers it's base clock is reasonable speed.
Supposedly you will see issues 2-4 months after purchase I will follow up if I have any issues first 2 months have been peachy 👍
@@dark_taco Hope you don't have any issues man, this whole situation is a farce on Intel's behalf. I have the same cpu, no problems by far, gotta check for the updates. Also at least what I've read it isn't as vulnerable for these issues like i7s or i9s, still have to watch out.
@@phasmidd107yeah looking more into it thankfully it seemed to only affect i7’s and i9’s 😮💨 glad I got this cpu for a budget daily driver! It’s basically the i9 10900k 4 years later for half the price, can’t go wrong 😂🎉
tl;dr just buy the 5600 paired with 3600 CL16 if you're on a lower budget or 7600 with a little bit more cash.
Comment to troll: u got wrong here 20:34 hahahahaha.
Nice Benchmark, almost nobody has done this 14gen non-k cpus comparison.
In the sense of through the multiplier. You know what I meant 😜
how abt 14500 @270$
The 12600kf is currently quite a lot cheaper than the 14400f and is about 5% faster at stock clocks.
Total: $443.88 Doesn't matter: slower & costs more than 7600/X, dead platform.
Intel Core i5-12600K 3.7 GHz 10-Core Processor ($149.00 @ Newegg)
Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($35.90 @ Amazon)
ASRock Z790 Lightning WiFi ATX LGA1700 Motherboard ($159.99 @ Newegg)
TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 ($98.99 @ Amazon)
An argument could be made for the 1300kf for $235 but then again it's a dead platform. Also, an i9 isn't going to beat a 7800X3D in gaming anytime soon with shitel lying about performance.
12600 kf its better for 150 dollars.
Hey
Hey. How’s it going?
not worth now when zen5 cous will come soon and you will get with 80$ cheap am5+r5 9600x better gaming then with 14900ks