Ryzen 1800X CPU with 1080 Ti GPU

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RyZen 1800X can only be compared with Core i7 7700K from all that huge list you posted, just for impression.

So... Ryzen 1800X is the best for everything, but only if you compare it to that one specific CPU and ignore all of the other CPUs that are better. Got it! Except that the 7700K is still a good 16% faster, and that's of course assuming you have the fastest overclocked DDR4 possible for the 1800X.

you should compare all that ridiculous CPUs with the AMD's HEDT platform which is RyZen Threadripper.

You just said that the 1800X is best. Now you're saying Threadripper is better. I don't think you know what the word "best" means.

Just as you were wrong regarding VEGA being slower than Nvidia 1080, you are simply wrong here too

... Vega is slower than the GTX 1080.

I don't see real figures of real-world apps like hashcat for the comparison I asked:

If I had benchmarks for the 7700K I'd give them to you, but I don't see that anyone has posted any. However:

1. Benchmarks give only a very narrow glimpse at real-world cracking performance, as you are only measuring single hash brute force for a very short period of time (not long enough for power throttling to kick in.) Benchmarks can be very misleading, like when you claim Vega is faster than a GTX 1080. It may benchmark slightly higher, but it is not faster (thanks, PowerTune!)

2. The formula I used above is a portion of the same formula we've used for years to calculate theoretical max performance of nearly all chips, not just in the absence of benchmarks, but also to measure Hashcat's efficiency. If you understand this formula and what the numbers represent, then you will see why this figure is just as acceptable as benchmark results.

And you can use Infinity Fabric as a high performance - low latency glue to scale perfectly with a second EPYC 32C/64T in order to get a linear performance of 64C/128T on a dual socket system.

... But you said the 1800X is best.