16 more  cores, a few hundred more dollars, 2fps difference.,(reply>), Gaming isn't everything. If you're just concerned about that, get a 4 or 6 core chip, maybe with multithreading for a slight performance bump (Hyperthreading actually does improve gaming performance a bit, since the workload can sometimes be split on two threads on the same core, more or less, while more cores don't benefit most games), and be done with it. Nobody makes 12-64 core CPUs for gamers.,(reply>), Actually, if I'm not mistaken, games don't use more than like 4 cores, so it's more like 16 more cores, no fps difference at all XD,(reply>), Oml a xeon i isnt meant for gaming you  Dweeb,(reply>)," <a href=""https://www.anandtech.com/show/13561/amd-previews-epyc-rome-processor-up-to-64-zen-2-cores"">https://www.anandtech.com/show/13561/amd-previews-epyc-rome-processor-up-to-64-zen-2-cores</a>",(reply>), @basshead I hop your trolling npw it has 64 fcking pshyical cores with 128 threads as in every 64 has simultanious multithreading enabled totaling a amount of 128 threads.