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Should I buy a Core i9 9900K or wait for core i9 10900K for few months?
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<blockquote data-quote="Dex4Sure" data-source="post: 858099" data-attributes="member: 79841"><p>To be fair, AMD does not even need to combat Intel's 10th (although ofc they will), because 3900X and especially 3950X are simply out of reach for Intel. 10 core Intel CPU or not. 14nm is not bleeding edge, don't care how many + you add there. 14nm is ancient by today's standards and shows just how far behind Intel is compared to TSMC these days. TSMC is moving to 5nm on mobile side already this year for Apple, while they are using refined 7nm for other customers of theirs, with AMD being one of them. AMD is benefiting greatly from TSMC's massive lead over Intel in manufacturing process. In 2021 AMD will most likely be using TSMC 5nm on their desktop parts already, while Intel MAYBE has gotten their desktop parts over to 10nm. But it might be even in 2021 they still use the ancient 14nm which is laughable really.</p><p></p><p>And again, that's not defense against Intel's architectural flaws. They are using very old architecture at this point and it makes perfect sense to go with newer architecture from AMD now than buy Intel with their outdated architecture. The only thing Intel is faster at, by maybe 5% is gaming... And 5% is next to nothing. AMD uses less power, runs cooler, has better performance/price ratio, uses more up todate architecture, is more futureproof and less vulnerable to hardware exploits... I mean if this doesn't convince you to go AMD, you gotta be an Intel fanboy. </p><p></p><p>I used Intel products when they were lot better than AMD. Now I use AMD because they are better. Brand fanboying is the most stupid thing there is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dex4Sure, post: 858099, member: 79841"] To be fair, AMD does not even need to combat Intel's 10th (although ofc they will), because 3900X and especially 3950X are simply out of reach for Intel. 10 core Intel CPU or not. 14nm is not bleeding edge, don't care how many + you add there. 14nm is ancient by today's standards and shows just how far behind Intel is compared to TSMC these days. TSMC is moving to 5nm on mobile side already this year for Apple, while they are using refined 7nm for other customers of theirs, with AMD being one of them. AMD is benefiting greatly from TSMC's massive lead over Intel in manufacturing process. In 2021 AMD will most likely be using TSMC 5nm on their desktop parts already, while Intel MAYBE has gotten their desktop parts over to 10nm. But it might be even in 2021 they still use the ancient 14nm which is laughable really. And again, that's not defense against Intel's architectural flaws. They are using very old architecture at this point and it makes perfect sense to go with newer architecture from AMD now than buy Intel with their outdated architecture. The only thing Intel is faster at, by maybe 5% is gaming... And 5% is next to nothing. AMD uses less power, runs cooler, has better performance/price ratio, uses more up todate architecture, is more futureproof and less vulnerable to hardware exploits... I mean if this doesn't convince you to go AMD, you gotta be an Intel fanboy. I used Intel products when they were lot better than AMD. Now I use AMD because they are better. Brand fanboying is the most stupid thing there is. [/QUOTE]
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