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If you're only gaming then the 7800x3d is faster in the majority of games, however if you're doing anything at all that will utilise the cores a 14700k won't be very far behind in gaming and significantly faster in productivity
New APO feature on 14th gen really closed the game in gaming too up to 20% more performance while using less power just by enabling APO.
100% agree with this. I went from a 9900k to 7800x3D and was shocked how much better games ran. I'm normally Team Blue, but if you're upgrading now, Team Red is the way.