https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-9th-gen-core-testing-controversy,37908.html
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@fev- how much does AMD pay you to be one of their shill b1tches or is it just pure hatred getting kicked to the curb? They must of really gave it to you without a lubricant when they kicked you to the curb 3 years ago because your butt is still hurting.😂🤣💩
. Principled Technologies used the XMP profile, which automatically overclocks the system memory and assigns tight timings for the Corsair Vengeance DDR4-3200 memory (running at DDR4-2933) installed in the Intel system. In contrast, the company set the Ryzen 7 2700X's memory configuration, which was fully populated with four double-sided DIMMs, at the stock DDR4-2933. This setup allows the system to assign timings for the memory, which often leads to suboptimal memory performance.
Principled Technologies also used the stock Ryzen 7 2700X Wraith Prism cooler with the AMD system but installed a premium Noctua NH-U14S cooler on the Intel processor. Again, as we've proven in the past, improved cooling benefits both AMD and Intel's chips by allowing the processors to operate at their Boost frequencies more frequently, and then maintain the heightened clock speeds for longer periods of time.
Waaaaah! Intel is cheating even though they didn't run the test...Waaaaaah! You are a delusional, deranged, good for nothing azzwipe!😂💩🤡
Intel didn’t run those tests. Try reading, it helps.