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Core i9-9900K vs. Ryzen 2800X: Totally fake benchmarks!

Core i9-9900K vs. Ryzen 2800X: Totally fake benchmarks!

Posted on October 6, 2018November 12, 2018 By Jarvis

We benchmark the hype, leaks, and fan hysteria surrounding the PC’s next big CPU fight.

Intel’s rumored “Ryzen-Killing” 5GHz Core i9-9900K and AMD’s rumored “Core i9-Killing” Ryzen 7 2800X aren’t official CPUs yet. But the slow drip of leaks and rumors surrounding the launch of the next big chip war has reached a full-on deluge.

intel core i9 box toms hardware amazon

The leaks have gotten so bad, Amazon even posted a picture of the Intel part (which isn’t on sale yet) this week. We’re also now seeing more leaks of AMD’s highly anticipated Ryzen 7 2800X, expected to offer up to 10 cores on a 7nm process, running at up to 4.5GHz.
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