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Most games run better with higher clock processor rather than more core with lower clock. 

 

If you mainly use the computer to play games, intel is a better choice. Especially if you don't have any issue with budget.

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My experience is that at least 20 to 25 dupes and loads of pumping does not tax a Ryzen at ~3.5 Ghz much, why 3.5? well it doesn't boost higher than that for me while playing. Either option can't really take into account future content and optimizations though.

I just thought I should drop in on the forums as I have first hand experience, may try to be active now that I have an account too. ^^

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Don't think that higher clock speed or more cores means better. It comes down to the overall architecture.

My CPU has 8 cores at 4GHz. It would be almost top tier by that mentality, while it's in fact maybe a bit above average.

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4 hyperthreaded cores @ 4.4Ghz and i think intel is doing really really BAD job. First generation i7 9xx vs current model i7 7700K is barely 50% more computing power. It should've been like 800 - 1600% more computing power! 50% more computing power is debatable upgrade option. If you have 4xxx then you're good for at least 10 years, unless silicon Jesus brings some needed speed boost.

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