Intel Core i5-13600K vs. AMD Ryzen 5 7600X

[takaozo]

Only AMD Unboxed

All depends on video card used and looks like new CPU's are the bottleneck for 4090.
At least this is how it fell here, almost same FPS 1080, 1440 and 4K.

 

[tapestryrun]

I posted this on Reddit but seems relevant. I tend to just believe the answer is somewhere in the middle of the results.

Far Cry 6 at 1080p unless stated otherwise, in reviews where 13600k and 7600x/7700x were tested. % shown is average fps advantage of 13600k. Memory speeds are obviously pretty varied.

HUB 0%
LanOC +4.9% (Intel DDR5 4800, AMD DDR5 6000)
Tom's HW +8%
Forbes +8.5%
CrazyTechLab +8.5%
NJ Tech +8.6%
Club386 +8.7%
PC Tuning (DDR4 4400) +9.7% vs 7700x
Comptoir Hardware +9.8%
Overclockers.com +10% vs 7700x
Clubic +10.7%
Computerbase 720p +10.7%
Linus TT +11%
Techdeals +11%
Gamers Nexus +12%
Chip.de +12%
Igor's Lab +12% vs 7700x
Cowcotland +12.9%
FPS review +13%
ithardware +15.7% vs 7700x
Tweakers +20%
Eurogamer +21%
Kitguru +21%
Gizmodo +23.7%
Pause HW +27%
TPU +28%

 

[neeyik]

Memory speeds are obviously pretty varied.

As are other factors, most notable of which being the testing methodology. Every site that uses in-game testing could be using different levels or different parts of the same level, different sample run lengths, and different sample counts. Unless all the testing variables can be accounted for, comparing results across sites should always be done cautiously.

 

[godrilla]

As are other factors, most notable of which being the testing methodology. Every site that uses in-game testing could be using different levels or different parts of the same level, different sample run lengths, and different sample counts. Unless all the testing variables can be accounted for, comparing results across sites should always be done cautiously.

Also the games used if using Cyberpunk and spiderman outliers to sway the average results in Intel's favor or the reverse.