Mummelmann on 05 November 2020
I just saw those (like a few minutes ago), it does well in 1080p, but the advantage is quickly lost at higher resolutions, and even somewhat behind in many cases. Are people who buy 500$ + CPU's gaming at 1080p still? I've been doing 1440p for years now and plan on jumping to 4K next year. The new Ryzen series are really impressive but they're not really the gaming beasts some make them out to be unless you're at the lower of the resolution spectrum. The advantages of a Ryzen 5000 series + a 6000 series GPU could be more interesting though!
All in all, I'm really glad AMD is back to being competitive for real, it helps everyone, regardless of taste and wishes.
