AMD vs Intel: Ultimate Showdown of Ryzen 9 9950X and Core i9 14900KS!

[@baozuci3594]

No match at all. Ryzen wins by default because the i9 is a defective CPU, but knowing UserBench they're gonna somehow make the i9 come out on top. Go figure.

[@OptimizingNetwork]

Userbench is a benching site that is focused on results rather than feelings on defective chips I am on 13900k with a failed 1st cpu, and fine on 2nd one If 14900ks wins in benchmarks against 9950x it would be sad, because that means AMD didn't manage to take the best time to win But if 14900ks wins on paper and in benchmarks, then it wins Put feelings aside. It's like a supped up car wins in quarter mile run, but won't win in 200k mile drive (likely so) compared to Toyota Camry Intel forced their CPUs into sky high levels, and failures are the result of it. Not an excuse, but an objective view. I undervolted all my CPUs but architecture is flawed somewhere, even with undervolting and cores pinned, first chip failed. If Userbench has better stats, it's a reality of the victory, not the advocate of longevity of said chip

[@tvgerbil1984]

At least wait for the release of the new microcodes from Intel before benchmarking the 14900KS.

[@mikeree8543]

User bench dominated by 60% vs 30% amd... amd will lose. AMD IS GOOD BUT INTEL IS ACTUALLY BETTER. BECAUSE USERSB60% VS 30%

[@baozuci3594]

Intel's Stock Price Plunges 30%, Most Since at Least 1982! Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. 🤣

[@baozuci3594]

Intel is laying off over 15,000 employees and will stop ‘non-essential work’ - TheVerge (and good riddance!)

[@nigelwright7557]

Pleased I went for 14600k instead of 14700k or 14900k now. I dont see a need for an extra few per cent gains. Will be waiting a year or two for a better upgrade.

[@avirtualworld4U]

At that level it's all down to moore's law and Intel has the solution with new backside power in new architecture which will run faster and cooler to gain much needed respect coming this fall. Both chips have done well but with new manufacturing facilities new architecture Intel will be the one to watch! Grabs my popcorn.