Judging by the performance it only uses one,but even then the benches do not make any sense. Eg the i5 can't be possibly losing by 10% to the i3 because if turbos higher,whiler the 5960X is running away from the rest (and there is no justification for that). Not to mention the i3-2100 is to i5-2500k what the i3-4330 is to i5-4670k and yet in this case the i5 beats it by 20%. How a sandy core at 3.5GHz handily beats a sandy core at 3.1 but a haswell core at 3.6 loses to a haswell core at 3.5, only gamegpu.ru can tell. It is also ridiculous that in their test the FX-4300 is matching the FX-9370.
Judging by the performance it only uses one,but even then the benches do not make any sense. Eg the i5 can't be possibly losing by 10% to the i3 because if turbos higher,whiler the 5960X is running away from the rest (and there is no justification for that). Not to mention the i3-2100 is to i5-2500k what the i3-4330 is to i5-4670k and yet in this case the i5 beats it by 20%. How a sandy core at 3.5GHz handily beats a sandy core at 3.1 but a haswell core at 3.6 loses to a haswell core at 3.5, only gamegpu.ru can tell. It is also ridiculous that in their test the FX-4300 is matching the FX-9370.
Did AMD even release drivers for this game? I know the newest Nvidia drivers already had the profile for this game for about a week before it came out, so this an Nvidia sponsored title?.... Not the first time we've seen one team have an advantage before another could make profile for a game.
Tom's found out that 5960X can't even get a commanding lead over a 3970X in their tested games,and I trust angelini more than gamegpu.ru. That said, from videos that I see online, the game is in need of some serious optimization. I do not doubt that intel is doing much better here. Also CFX is obviously broken. Is this nvidia sponsored?
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