in yesterday's video we took a look at
the core i9
11900k from intel this was their
new flagship and unfortunately there wasn't much
flagship about it however they did
release another cpu on the stack
that is a lot better especially when we
compare it to the 11900k
and that is the i5 11600k with six
cores 12 threads
it's only two cores and four threads behind
its big brother but at that same time
it's a lot cheaper literally coming in
at under half the price
and still being overclockable and still
having all the perks the 11900k does to
the point where it does have the
unlocked gear ratios in the motherboard
bios and with a little bit of tinkering
i got mine to 4.9
gigahertz however in today's comparison
we're going to be throwing in two more
cpus into the equation
that of course is amd's counterpart the
ryzen 5 5600x
with his six cores 12 threads and its
ability to overclock
this was one that made the rounds as
being amd's
value gaming champion when that was
released and then we got the one that's
most interesting to me personally and i
think it's
honestly one of the best value cpus even
before this 11th gen launch and even
after this 11th gen launch and that is
the 10700f
this cpu is packing eight cores 16
threads and at current street pricing
you can get this cpu
for cheaper than both the 11600k and
also the ryzen 5 5600x so let's get
through all those gaming numbers
productivity numbers and give you the
verdict on the 11600k versus the 5600x
versus the 10
700 f let's get it on if you want to get
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links in description below kick starting
off this round robin of gaming
benchmarks we had f1 2020
where the russian fire 5600 is coming
out on top here
out of these two six cores and then the
10700 f scoring a
very respectable score here and i'm
noticing the one percent and 0.1 percent
lows
where i'm going to be paying attention
to these because we're testing this with
an
rtx 3090 and we've also got 32 gigabytes
of ram
clocked at 3 600 megahertz across all
three
different setups here using the same
memory so it's pretty much apples to
apples on these numbers that you're
seeing here
as well as all the benchmarking it's
done on the same spot
and moving over now to dota 2 this is
where the 10700
f performed pretty much the same as the
11 600k
very close to that of the ryzen 5 5600 x
the one to fortnite showed the dx12
competitive settings at 1080p showed
that the 5600x was coming out on top
and then the 11 600k again followed by
the 10 700
f on the call of duty showed the same
scenario here as fortnite
with the ryzen 5 5600 yet again coming
out on top
and the last game that we're going to
pull up here is cs go
where we had the results falling like
the rest of these results here
straight in tandem with those cpus and
not only their clock speeds but also
their ipc but i will state one thing
here and that is the
10700 10700f while it's gaming it's only
using us
especially if you look at the cs go
benchmark it's only using around 40 to
50 watts
and this is going to make an argument
for the 10700 f here
where we start to go on to the
productivity scores
where in v-ray we had a victory here for
the 10-700 f coming out with an
impressive 12.994
and then onto 7-zip it was another
victory
for the 10-700 f scoring 72 158 and 82
168 over the 11 600 k
and then on to geekbench 5 the single
core score here was behind that of both
the six cores but the multi-core score
here
did come out on top by a big margin
they're looking at geekbench five with
its multi-core
test i do relate this to value because
it does test
a lot of different cases through one
benchmark
and so i'm able to get a dollar per
point score here and here's where the
10-700 f we pull up the value chart
this is pretty much getting some real
chart topping numbers here
in raw value so that's my argument for
the 10700f though moving on to the
corona benchmark the 10700 f did come
out on top here by a few seconds
scoring one minute and 50. though moving
on to cinebench it was a similar
scenario
except for the single core score which
this two six cores did do a better job
since they do have that
maximum boost frequency so summing up
all those benchmarks
with the gaming and the productivity
numbers the 11600k
is sitting a lot better on the pedestal
than the 11900k is the 1100k just really
is making no sense and in fact it's
letting intel show that the enthusiast
market
that they're in ways i feel like they
don't care about enthusiasts when
they're just making an i7 an i9 but then
changing a gear ratio around and giving
you a slightly better bin
but then calling it an i9 when it really
is a traditional i7
it's got eight core 16 threads
especially since it has two less cores
and four less threads
than the previous flagship mainstream
desktop cpu
the 10900k and the thing is the 10900k
is coming in at much cheaper street
pricing than the 11900k but
rant aside with the 11900k the 11600k is
going to be a decent cpu
if you have a good motherboard keep in
mind you will need a
solid z590 because when i tested this
cpu the power consumption out of the box
was around 160 watts and then when i
overclocked it to 4.9 gigahertz the
power consumption went up to nearly 200
watts it was in the 190s
so it does demand quite a substantial
amount of power especially for a 6 core
12 thread it makes a much better value
proposition
for someone who wants to go with the
z590 route and maybe in your country amd
processors might be out of stock and
this is the only available option
then this is going to be a decent buy
you're not going to be getting ripped
off
like i feel you're getting ripped off on
the 11900k and it seems like in 2021
that is the theme going around it's just
there's this general like
ripoff culture everywhere you got to be
careful if you look left you might get
ripped off you look right you might get
ripped off but
don't worry if you're staying tuned to
tech yes city i'm always going to be
trying to point you in the right
direction
so you're not getting ripped off and
when i look at it the 11600k
sure it's great but the 10700f in my
opinion
is one of the best value cpus you can
get right now
not only using less power when you're
using it for productivity
but you're also using less power when it
comes to gaming you also get an
included cooler and you can use a
cheaper z490 motherboard
and get all that extra stuff that you
would get
from a z motherboard like the extra
memory overclocking as we saw here today
we've got the memory to 3600 megahertz
however you will lose pcie 4. you don't
get pcie 4.0
on the 10700f but you will get it on the
11600k
and it will work just as good as it
would on 11 900k
so basically if you need pca 4.0 and you
want a decent value for money cpu
11 600k is going to bring that and also
if you want sort of a even better value
for money proposition which i feel
most people will be able to take
advantage of 10700f is going to be an
option for you and as for the 5600x and
look i don't have the box i'm
not one of those guys who hoards boxes i
just chuck them out
pretty much after a few months but the
5600x
it's going to be that choice for someone
who really wants to get
the most fps in a lot of games and they
can manually overclock now if you have
the extra money i've said this in the
past and you want the best gaming
experience out of the box
i feel that's the 5800x but you will be
paying a premium
for that cpu but in terms of these two
six core cpus
and the eight core f cpu i feel like
these pack a
much better value proposition for the
average gamer
and also the person who wants to get
more productivity for their dollar
however i will say one thing as well and
that is a 10400 f
when it came back to that review i gave
that a positive review i thought that
was a solid cpu and a lot of people
came on that review and they were
beating it down but if we look at the
pricing now the street pricing of a 10
400 f
that thing's also coming in at a bargain
so always look at the price for what
you're getting and i feel like going
into the rest of this year
those fcpus are going to be bringing the
value hard so when i do get the 11700f
and also
the 11400 fn i will take a look at those
cpus
for you guys so make sure you stay tuned
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think of the three cpus in today's
comparison
which one would you go for personally
love reading those thoughts and opinions
as always
just like this question of the day here
it comes from corrupted data and they
ask can you please test this with dual
xeons i wonder if it will benefit
my dual e5 2667 v2s and they're talking
about the windows custom iso that we
made here at tell your city
put the link for that video up here and
also put the link in the description
below for you guys anything that we
talked about today
so basically this version windows cuts
out the crap so it will help the dual
xeons
but i don't imagine it will help it any
more than it helped those cpus
when we did the gaming comparison i'll
put the link to that video up there
so basically to save you guys time yes
it's a good thing to have
these custom versions of windows
especially if you're playing games but
in terms of giving you a
magic answer for more fps it's probably
not going to do that
it's going to help with a smoother
gaming experience and also a better user
experience in windows
hope that answers that question and
without aside i'll catch you guys in
another tech video very soon
peace out for now bye
you