More like embarrassing Intel

Wow performance better than ryzen 7 as well, omg!

Is there any ryzen 3 benchmark for gta5?

If that's embarassing then you should also say it's equally embarassing for AMD itself since the Ryzen 3 outperforms their RM 2,599 Ryzen 7 1800X on the exact same chart you show.

Look through the chart again - more embarassing for AMD actually IF we go from where you're coming from.

Also I've personally tested Ryzen 3 1200 at 3.1Ghz, 3.8Ghz and vs Ryzen 7 1800X using GTX 1080 card on Tomb Raider too but at 1440P, no difference in result.

So yeah, it's case by case and Ryzen is generally unable to compare to Intel processors when it comes to pushing graphics card 1080 and above, still fast but not the maximum.



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On the other hand real-world work tests you'll see the Ryzen 3 indeed can perform as good as Core i5 models.



Yup it's that amazing. Love them Ryzen 3.

My video review is here, article on my website.

Been having frustrating flickering issue on my 1 month old AOC Agon AG322FCX
I've done everything I could think of:
1. Rolling back to old drivers, even as old as drivers from April this year
2. Uninstall the monitor driver & use Microsoft's original PNP monitor driver
3. Change cables to new one (tested both DP & HDMI) both using premium new cables
4. Format my PC
5. Downgrade my OS from Windows 10 to Windows 7
6. Switching to different PCI-E slot on my motherboard

The only thing I haven't tried is using a different graphic card. Because I don't have any other graphic card except an R7 250 which sadly, does not support FreeSync

Oh and by the way, the issue happens 3 days after I switch my casing from Phanteks Enthoo Luxe to Cooler Master HAF XB EVO
I highly doubt it's the casing that causes this issue, but I think I should mention it anyway

My PSU is Corsair RM850i which is less than 2 years old. My R9 390X is also less than 2 years old

I believe it's either the graphic card or the monitor itself, but too damn busy to send them for RMA

Unless I didnt know freesync enough, else old card should still able to output to monitor, as standard 60Hz. My super old i5's Intel HD3000 have no issue output to Predator X34, just that max at 1080P ( so both sides got black bar ) and 60Hz.

Which connection table are you using? HDMI or DP?

It's not about output buddy, but the flickering happens whenever I enable "FreeSync" in AMD settings
If I disable FreeSync or connect it to any graphic cards that doesn't support FreeSync, the monitor will run just fine

As explained above I've tested both, same result
In fact, the flickering is even worse when using HDMI

Those are stock settings compared to the Ryzen3's overclock I think.

Thanks, cos I also found that AOC322 model had some issues the other day at UTP event.

The screen keeps blacking out from time to time. Short black out, not sure if same thing or related.

For those that wanna find out more about X370 vs B350 other than the got SLI takde SLI thing, feel free to check this video out.

I was just wondering if most people would actually still think that SLI is worth spending another RM300-500 more for. More digging reveals that that is not all you get from the upgrade.

Do let me know what you think?

GamersNexus notes that when it met with several members of AMD's Radeon Technologies Group team to discuss RX Vega's future, there were lots of slides and marketing materials to digest, though no mention of Crossfire. That is in stark contrast to AMD's Polaris launch, in which the company emphasized how dual Radeon RX 480 graphics cards could match the performance of a GeForce GTX 1080.

"This time, it seems, none of the Crossfire claims were made; in fact, 'Crossfire' wasn’t once mentioned during any of the day-long media briefing. It wasn’t until media round-table sessions later in the day that the topic of Crossfire came up," GamersNexus says.

When the discussion did finally turn to Crossfire, AMD noted that the industry at large is trending away from multiple-GPU setups. That does not mean RX Vega won't support Crossfire—to be clear, it does—however, AMD is not going to market Crossfire to the same extent it did with Polaris. The decision was made based in part on limited developer support—not all games scale well with multiple GPUs.

RIP e-peen
www.pcgamer.com/amd-is-down-playing-crossfire-configurations-with-vega/

any recommendation for x399 mobo? looking at gigabyte and msi