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Watch Comparable Gameplay: 11400F vs 5800X


CSGO Dust 2 1080p Max	259 EFps		318 EFps	Better CSGO EFps. +23%
GTAV Franklin & Lamar 1080p Max	106 EFps		108 EFps	+2%
Overwatch Temple of Anubis 1080p Max	142 EFps		142 EFps
PUBG M249 Training 1080p Max	134 EFps	+1%	133 EFps
Fortnite UserBenchmark Island 1080p Max	131 EFps	Slightly Better Fortnite EFps. +8%	121 EFps

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Best Bench: 101% Base clock 2.6 GHz, turbo 4.2 GHz (avg)
Worst Bench: 88% Base clock 2.6 GHz, turbo 4 GHz (avg)

Poor: 88% Great: 101%

SPEED RANK: 116^th / 1442

Gaming 94%

Nuclear submarine

Desktop 96%

Nuclear submarine

Workstation 86%

Aircraft carrier

60,132 User Benchmarks

Best Bench: 108% Base clock 3.7 GHz, turbo 4.6 GHz (avg)
Worst Bench: 87% Base clock 3.7 GHz, turbo 4.35 GHz (avg)

Poor: 87% Great: 108%

SPEED RANK: 79^th / 1442

Gaming 99%

Nuclear submarine

Desktop 100%

Nuclear submarine

Workstation 109%

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Effective Speed Effective CPU Speed		94.2 %			99 %	Slightly faster effective speed. +5%


Memory Avg. Memory Latency	87.2 Pts	Slightly lower memory latency. +8%	81.1 Pts
1-Core Avg. Single Core Speed	147 Pts		163 Pts	Faster single-core speed. +11%
2-Core Avg. Dual Core Speed	285 Pts		320 Pts	Faster dual-core speed. +12%
4-Core Avg. Quad Core Speed	544 Pts		626 Pts	Faster quad-core speed. +15%
8-Core Avg. Octa Core Speed	855 Pts		1157 Pts	Much faster octa-core speed. +35%


Memory OC Memory Latency	95 Pts	+3%	92.3 Pts
1-Core OC Single Core Speed	153 Pts		179 Pts	Faster OC single-core speed. +17%
2-Core OC Dual Core Speed	303 Pts		356 Pts	Faster OC dual-core speed. +17%
4-Core OC Quad Core Speed	588 Pts		694 Pts	Faster OC quad-core speed. +18%
8-Core OC Octa Core Speed	913 Pts		1318 Pts	Much faster OC octa-core speed. +44%

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Market Share Market Share (trailing 30 days)	0.79 %	Much higher market share. +44%	0.55 %
Value Value For Money	120 %	Better value. +17%	102 %
User Rating UBM User Rating	90 %	More popular. +25%	72 %
Price Price (score)	$116	Much cheaper. +53%	$249


Age Newest	36 Months	More recent. +12%	41 Months
TDP Thermal Design Power (TDP)	65 Watts	Much more energy efficient. +38%	105 Watts
Cores CPU Processing Cores	6 cores		12 cores	Hugely higher core count. +100%
Threads CPU Processing Threads	12 threads		24 threads	Hugely higher thread count. +100%
Lithography Manufacturing process	14 nm		7 nm	Much newer manufacturing. +50%
Base Clock Base Clock Speed	2.6 GHz		3.7 GHz	Much faster base frequency. +42%
Turbo Clock Turbo Clock Speed	4.4 GHz		4.8 GHz	Slightly faster turbo frequency. +9%
64-Core OC Multi Core Speed	1120 Pts		2290 Pts	Hugely faster OC 64-core speed. +104%
64-Core Avg. Multi Core Speed	1049 Pts		2000 Pts	Hugely faster 64-core speed. +91%


Series CPU Architecture	Rocket Lake	Zen3
Socket Motherboard Socket	FCLGA1200	AM4
Graphics Integrated Graphics	None	None

The Rocket Lake i5-11400F paired with a B560 motherboard and 3200 RAM ($365 USD) offers unprecedented value for money to gamers. It completely prices AMD's 5000 series out of the market. Rocket Lake brings higher IPC (early samples indicate +19%) which translates to around a 10% faster Effective Speed than both Intel's 10th Gen and AMD’s 5000 series. Despite Intel’s performance lead, AMD continues to outsell Intel. Given the scale of Intel's operation, it’s inexplicable that their marketing remains so neglected. Little effort is made to counter widespread disinformation such as: “it uses too much electricity” or the classic: “it needs more cores”. Intel’s marketing samples are routinely distributed to reviewers that appear better incentivized to bury Intel's products rather than review them. Not enabling XMP or only testing with BIOS power limits enabled is akin to leaving the handbrake on during a race. Mind-numbing “scientific” and rendering benchmarks are presented as gospel. Different games, mostly unplayed by real users, are cherry picked for each “review”. When it's convenient, canned game benchmarks are chosen such as Ulletical’s CSGO which runs at nearly double the in-game fps. Credible benchmark data, which necessarily includes replicable video footage from popular games, is the exception rather than the rule. At every release, AMD’s marketers coordinate narratives to ensure another feast of blue blubber. Nonetheless, towards the end of 2021, Intel’s Golden Cove is due to offer an additional 20-30% performance increase. At that time, with a net 30-40% performance lead, Intel will probably regain significant market share despite AMD's class-leading marketing. In the meantime, most PC gamers need look no further than the 11400F. ^{[Mar '21 CPUPro]}

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The Ryzen 9 5900X is second in AMD’s line-up of new Zen 3 CPUs. The 12-core hyper-threaded processor has base/boost clock speeds of 3.7/4.8 GHz, a 70 MB cache and a TDP of 105W. The 5900X took center stage in the 5000 series launch presentation where AMD gunned for Intel’s “best gaming CPU” crown. They showed the 5900X as being 26% better for gaming than the previous generation’s Ryzen 9 3900XT, attributing this to the new architecture’s faster single core speeds and lower latency. AMD also stated that the 5900X achieves, on average, 6.8% faster gaming performance than Intel’s 10-core i9-10900K. The details around AMD’s testing were not disclosed but it is safe to assume that 6.8% is the highest average lead that AMD are willing to stand by. Our benchmarks show that the 5900X’s slightly faster cores and the 10900K’s slightly lower memory latency balance out to yield similar performance. Whilst presenting their figures, AMD admitted that their 3000 series CPUs were far from “best for gaming” and conceded that the 10900K is approximately 19% faster than the 3900XT (our effective speed marks the gap at just 14%). Despite this clear performance deficiency, AMD supported 3000 series sales with an aggressive and successful marketing campaign to easily outsell Intel over the last 12 months. Given the real performance uplift observed in the 5000 series, and the absence of any meaningful marketing from Intel, we expect CPU sales to shift even further in AMD’s favour. Gamers that do not wish to pay “marketing fees” should investigate Intel’s $175 USD 11400F, the $660 USD savings would be far better spent on a higher tier GPU. ^{[Nov '20 CPUPro]}

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CPU	GPU	SSD
Intel Core i5-13600K $279	Nvidia RTX 4060 $300	Crucial MX500 250GB $40
Intel Core i5-12400F $133	Nvidia RTX 4060-Ti $385	Samsung 850 Evo 120GB $80
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Seagate Barracuda 1TB (2016) $39	Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3200 C16 2x8GB $40	SanDisk Extreme 64GB $72
WD Blue 1TB (2012) $30	Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3000 C15 2x8GB $43	SanDisk Extreme 32GB $28
Seagate Barracuda 2TB (2016) $51	G.SKILL Trident Z DDR4 3200 C14 4x16GB $351	SanDisk Ultra Fit 32GB $16

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