@320skew You are a slimy liberal douchebag, and @redpillschool I will clarify for you. You cut my quote off literally right before the two words that I put in fucking bold font. The full quote is "whites know how to do things right now". You've obviously spent many years engaging in dishonest conversational fuckery. I already called you a liberal though, but I want to emphasize that point.

I don't care about communicating with you anymore, but simply for other people reading this, the context is that if whites in America are chased off like in the bad examples of Africa then the place is going to fall apart because whites are the ones existing right now today in the flesh who know how to do things that keep an advanced economy running.

So everyone, just more abstract bullshit from a liberal. Watch a liberal communicate right here if you haven't ever experienced them.

@destraht Guess was 56 - we get it Bill Gates touched you in the past, you hate Windows... @320Skew Guess was 108 - an optimist like me! @redpillschool Guess was 100 - tempered expectations, not high not low, Atlas shrugged @hannulv Guess was 103 - this is closest to my personal guess floating in my head @Antelope No guess - appears to have been following this contest with interest

Without further ado the results are in! @redpillschool is the winner! Thank you to all who participated, as a bonus I am giving away Steam keys of PC Building Simulator to the runners up! I will send these keys via PM shortly.

Picture below. Win10 snuck in a small update in the past day so you will see the windows version is slightly newer in the top-left corner. Everyone can verify all my settings are the same, and the hardware is exactly the same with the only difference being the CPU. WOW, only 1FPS gain. My GPU limited percentage went from 96.5% to 99.6%, meaning my GPU is now being used more completely but it is definitely the limiting factor. This is a classic case of GPU bottleneck. CPU simulation and CPU render potential went up quite a bit, stutters dropped to zero instead of 1-3 stutters, and this benchmark does not account for how much more smoothly the game runs in larger races and the open world. Everything loads much faster. Windows boots faster, the desktop is even more responsive and clicking the icon for FH5 and waiting for the game to initialize takes several seconds less time now.

To me this is still a good thing. I still made framerate gains, this particular game is smoother and more consistent now. Other games like Anno 1800 had higher framerate increases because they are more CPU intensive. This is the last CPU I'll buy for this motherboard, it's the last series using AM4 socket. My decade-old 8350 AM3 socket CPU with DDR3 ram still plays games on medium settings at 1080p using an EVGA 1060. I suspect this PC will still be going for a very long time as well and intend to upgrade it's GPU at some later date. It will take a very long time for AMD or Nvidia to make a GPU than can bottleneck this 5600X, or at least one at a decent price.

@destraht Guess was 56 - we get it Bill Gates touched you in the past, you hate Windows... @320Skew Guess was 108 - an optimist like me! @redpillschool Guess was 100 - tempered expectations, not high not low, Atlas shrugged @hannulv Guess was 103 - this is closest to my personal guess floating in my head @Antelope No guess - appears to have been following this contest with interest

Without further ado the results are in! @redpillschool is the winner! Thank you to all who participated, as a bonus I am giving away Steam keys of PC Building Simulator to the runners up! I will send these keys via PM shortly.

Picture below. Win10 snuck in a small update in the past day so you will see the windows version is slightly newer in the top-left corner. Everyone can verify all my settings are the same, and the hardware is exactly the same with the only difference being the CPU. WOW, only 1FPS gain. My GPU limited percentage went from 96.5% to 99.6%, meaning my GPU is now being used more completely but it is definitely the limiting factor. This is a classic case of GPU bottleneck. CPU simulation and CPU render potential went up quite a bit, stutters dropped to zero instead of 1-3 stutters, and this benchmark does not account for how much more smoothly the game runs in larger races and the open world. Everything loads much faster. Windows boots faster, the desktop is even more responsive and clicking the icon for FH5 and waiting for the game to initialize takes several seconds less time now.

To me this is still a good thing. I still made framerate gains, this particular game is smoother and more consistent now. Other games like Anno 1800 had higher framerate increases because they are more CPU intensive. This is the last CPU I'll buy for this motherboard, it's the last series using AM4 socket. My decade-old 8350 AM3 socket CPU with DDR3 ram still plays games on medium settings at 1080p using an EVGA 1060. I suspect this PC will still be going for a very long time as well and intend to upgrade it's GPU at some later date. It will take a very long time for AMD or Nvidia to make a GPU than can bottleneck this 5600X, or at least one at a decent price.

The Ryzen 5600X came in through the mail already, a day early! Anyone else want to participate in guessing what my framerate will be?

Will my GPU bottleneck and framerate gains be minimal as @redpillschool claims?

Will there be negative framerate gains like @destraht claims due to Windows being evil because Bill Gates held him down and touched him years ago?

Are there any optimists that think the data I have so far on my RAM expansion and BIOS upgrade giving larger than expected framerate boosts can indicate a larger than expected result for the CPU upgrade?

I plan on cleaning the PC, doing the hardware swap, and doing stability testing. Once that is done I will run the exact same Forza Horizon 5 benchmark on the same settings. The only thing that will have changed since the baseline benchmark will be the CPU. I will run 5 benchmarks to ensure a stable result then post the 5th benchmark. At that point the contest will be over, whoever is closest to the average framerate will get a Steam key to Metro Exodus from me in PM's. You can change your answer up until the contest is over, your chronologically latest answer will be your final entry. If two people make the same guess then whoever chronologically made the guess first will be declared the winner. The time it will take for me to do this hardware swap isn't known, it shouldn't be longer than 48 hours at the most pending real life responsibilities I have to handle.