Ryzen 3 1200 impressed me till jaw drop!

22 hours to go before I can speak but yeah, I like the processor to bits. I'm just afraid AMD issue police report / arrest warrant against me cos I want to hijack the processor. Hu hu hu.

I've compared my 7700K vs i7-5960X. Both overclocked, 5960X has more cores but overall 7700K has the edge.

Currently my video rendering rig is my gaming rig - Ryzen setup. Anything to do with production, can consider Ryzen.

My photography rig using Core i3-6100 only, works fine for Photos or doing simple images. Once you go do stuff that utilizes core like crazy, Ryzen is the choice.

Glad I did. Faster work, smooth gaming experience and don't have to deal with overheat when doing high OC.

Oh, Intel still continues to use shitty thermal compound inside IHS.

So when we considered the price, heat, and overal performance, no doubt ryzen is a better choice compared to its counterpart.
But i heard some rumours saying 3rd Q next year ryzen 2nd gen will be unleashe with at least 4.5ghz core clock achieavable when overclock?
Im willing to wait for that monster..

Once I upgrade a platform, I won't touch for at least 3 years. Definitely will see Ryzen 7nm.

for me, its 7 years 
when its time for me to upgrade, i wonder Ryzen already at which version 
another 4 years before i can upgrade CPU.

Wow 7 years is pretty long, look at now the competition between 2 camps is so aggressive, probably next year cpu performance will be huge leap.

long, but the gaming side cpu core utilization aint evolving that fast also.
hence my 4C8T is still doing fine atm. (4th yr )

Some ppls are saying game play is stutter by using Intel 4cores cpu, i have no idea on this

i3/i5 kut. since its purely core.
i7 still got some extra leg. for me so far is okay. CPU utilization not that high atm.

Opted for 1700 because I do video editing and transcoding. It is more future proof than 1600 due to 2 extra core anyway.

Excellent choice, my favorite processor among the Ryzen 7.

Easily overclocked too, once you hit around 3.6Ghz onwards it's pretty much like the 1800X already.

Furthermore it doesn't have the stupid 20 degree temperature off-set.

Excellent choice, my favorite processor among the Ryzen 7.

Easily overclocked too, once you hit around 3.6Ghz onwards it's pretty much like the 1800X already.

Furthermore it doesn't have the stupid 20 degree temperature off-set.

haha
any sifu near by klang valley area?
need to bring my wife (PC) see doctor
any working gc let me tests on my ryzen rig XD

Yeah, I just tested 3.9Ghz at 1.35v. Don't like the temperature. Went back to 3.6Ghz using stock voltage until I get Noctua NH-U14S that comes with AM4 bracket.

the 20 degree offset is only on X version the main reason they put the 20 degree offset because of the automatic overclocking feature,btw there is 3 hour more because you tell about ryzen 3

btw which will you go for Ryzen 5 1600x or Ryzen 7 1700 ?
seems to me here a lot ppl opt for the 1700

Ryzen 3 runs 3.8Ghz at 1.2vcore!!! I'm floored by it!

btw article is out https://www.goldfries.com/hardware-reviews/...0x-1200-review/

My expeirence with Ryzen processor, all of them 3.8Ghz need some 1.375 vcore range. I needed 1.375 vcore for Ryzen 1500X to run at 4Ghz.

The 1200 at 1.200vcore was simply awesome, I really appreciate the lower power draw and lower heat.