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Intel logo Core i9-9960X
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General information Core i9-9960X Athlon 64 X2 4600+
Launched Q1 2019 Q4 2008
Used in Desktop Desktop
Factory Intel AMD
Socket FCLGA2066 AM2
Clock 3.1 GHz 0 % 2.4 GHz 22.6 %
Cores 16 0 % 2 87.5 %
Threads 32 0 % 2 93.8 %
Thermal Design Power (TDP) 165 W 0 % 65 W 60.6 %
Performance Core i9-9960X Athlon 64 X2 4600+
Overall Score 66672 0 % 26120 60.8 %
Future Proof 69 % 0 % 10 % 85.5 %
Benchmark Score 19760 0 % 465 97.6 %
Single Thread Score 2608.8 0 % 836.7 67.9 %
Encrypting Data 11469 MB/s 0 % 1071.5 MB/s 90.7 %
Compressing Data 499.3 MB/s 0 % 17.3 MB/s 96.5 %
String objects sorting 65574.9 thousand/s 0 % 2370.5 thousand/s 96.4 %
Prime numbers generation 113.1 millions/s 0 % 3 millions/s 97.3 %
Mathemathic operations (integer) 118331 millions/s 0 % 2616.1 millions/s 97.8 %
Mathemathic operations (float) 73492.8 millions/s 0 % 1659.7 millions/s 97.7 %

Comparison of average FPS

Comparison of average FPS count by settings on resolution 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) for Core i9-9960X, Athlon 64 X2 4600+.

Average frames per second Core i9-9960X Athlon 64 X2 4600+
Screen resolution: 1920 × 1080 pixels   Change
Ultra settings 152.7 FPS 34.9 FPS
High settings 244.4 FPS 55.8 FPS
Medium settings 305.5 FPS 69.8 FPS
Low settings 381.9 FPS 87.2 FPS
Difference 0 % 77.2 %

Grand Theft Auto V Frames per second

Comparison of FPS count by settings on resolution 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) in game 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) for Grand Theft Auto V.

Grand Theft Auto V Core i9-9960X Athlon 64 X2 4600+
Screen resolution: 1920 × 1080 pixels   Change
Ultra settings 168.2 FPS 96.5 FPS
High settings 269.2 FPS 154.5 FPS
Medium settings 336.5 FPS 193.1 FPS
Low settings 420.6 FPS 241.3 FPS
Difference 0 % 42.6 %
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