"Intel ain't done yet". <b>looks at his 3900x</b> yeah, they're done :D,(reply>), @Warm Soft Kitty what about servers huh? intel servers get 56 cores on 4 NUMA nodes while AMD EPYC can do up to 128 dual CPU systems with only 4 NUMA nodes. not speaking about price yet... The Xeon Platinum 9200 costs 30k full system, while some system integrators price the EPYC 7742 at $13k. also, the TDP of the Xeon is nearly 400W at base with a single Intel CPU, while the AMD system has 280W at max clock. Can't argue with cold hard numbers,l or in Intel's case, hot hard numbers.,(reply>), @Vedant Ganesh agreed. 🤣,(reply>), Until the 3950x existed,(reply>), @Warm Soft Kitty you think? sorry, but that's a bold statement by now, coming from you :D i am not quite sure why are you trying to defend buying an obviously inferior product, but here are my guesses: 1. you recently bought 9900k and now trying to defend an obviously wrong choice; 2. you just lack the grey matter in yer skull.<br>9900k is like a scooter compared to a cross-country bike. and you're trying to claim the scooter being better because it has a higher rpm on it :DDDD oh and tell me about 4th gen being still usable... this 3900x replaced my 3570k@4.5ghz and a 4820k@4.3ghz.,(reply>), while at it.. go pick up a 4th gen of rebrands from intel :DDDDD i know you're stupid enough to actually do that :D