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Well, basically that, what value to check on CPU for gamming ? Here the cpu's have 9 values ( Integer Math, Floating Point Math, Data Encryption, etc ) of course Data Encryption would be uselles for a game and besides GPU, disk speed, how well the game has been coded, what will make a cpu better than other for gaming ? How much the better the number = better performance ? is there a max value a game will use ?
For example ( to clarify what I ask ) I guess that a value would be "Physics", so the Ryzen 5 2600X at 708 Frames/Sec VS Ryzen 7 3700X at 1,334 Frames/Sec, the almost double means that in theory cpu will perform at double speed or games will only ask for a max of 900 Frames/Sec ? meaning that the rest 400 are useless ( only about gamming )
Thank you
PS : again just focusing on cpu as the only thing that matters
Well, basically that, what value to check on CPU for gamming ? Here the cpu's have 9 values ( Integer Math, Floating Point Math, Data Encryption, etc ) of course Data Encryption would be uselles for a game and besides GPU, disk speed, how well the game has been coded, what will make a cpu better than other for gaming ? How much the better the number = better performance ? is there a max value a game will use ?
For example ( to clarify what I ask ) I guess that a value would be "Physics", so the Ryzen 5 2600X at 708 Frames/Sec VS Ryzen 7 3700X at 1,334 Frames/Sec, the almost double means that in theory cpu will perform at double speed or games will only ask for a max of 900 Frames/Sec ? meaning that the rest 400 are useless ( only about gamming )
Thank you
PS : again just focusing on cpu as the only thing that matters