With the initial reveal of AMD's new 3rd Gen Ryzen lineup, we've come to know about its performance compared to the competition and its surprising to say the least.
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Until we see single-thread performance I'm not sold on going with Ryzen on my next build.
AMD have had chips that were awesome at cinebench for the time before, I don’t really care how good cinebench runs though.
Given how disappointing the 9900k was though it's not surprising to see Intel came to market with something that was overhyped had extremely poor thermals and high power consumption and wanted a small fortune for it. And meanwhile they also under delieverd on the i7 9700k which had very similar performance to the 8700k in fact in my recent December build instill picked the 8700k for price and performance in virtualisation.
Hopefully Intel can deliver something redeemable later in the year but these new ryzen chips may change alot of people over to team Red
AMD I think will have advantage in multi cores though. We need to see game performance where intel is strong