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Intel Core i5-13600K Ups the E-Core Count to 8, Tested in CPU-Z Bench

fevgatos said:
Τhat's what im saying. 1 year later, similar price point, loses in total performance. Amd innovating as usual :cool:
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LOL it's beating it with 2 less cores so I don't quite understand your reasoning here?:wtf:
 
INSTG8R said:
LOL it's beating it with 2 less cores so I don't quite understand your reasoning here?:wtf:
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What do you mean its' beating it, your graph shows it losing. Also, who cares how many cores it has, lol. What matters is price and performance
 
fevgatos said:
What do you mean its' beating it, your graph shows it losing. Also, who cares how many cores it has, lol. What matters is price and performance
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Well yeah of course it matters how many cores that's how the 3700X wins in MT... :rolleyes:
 
CPU-Z needs to find a way to test Mont core in a single thread. I mean - so you click one button and you get 3 scores - Cove single thread, Mont single thread and multithread.
 
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