AMD Ryzen, AM4 / AM5 Platform
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 Feb 23 2017, 05:55 PM
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Waited a month for ryzen, and have been targetting the 1600X. And now they will only release the R7 processor. 😓
And for that price I might as well go for i7 7700k. Damn. I cant wait another month for the R5. Well, might just settle for intel after all. |
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Feb 25 2017, 07:08 PM
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QUOTE(k!nex @ Feb 25 2017, 06:42 PM) For me I found it disheartening to see something like this : Honestly what do you expect with the gaming benchmark?  Both 7700k and R7 1700 is about the same price. Roughly RM1.5~RM1.6k here I believe. By the way, since Goldfries has sampled the R7 1800x, perhaps, can we know what is the Aida64 memory benchmark like ?? I will post my lowly work rig. I know you're bind by NDA until 28th Feb, however, you just have to say, can your 1800x do better than this and what kind of RAM are you using: » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « My CPU only worth RM1k. Our friend is selling here  I think even the biggest amd fan kind of expected the result. The benchmark was kinda unfair comparing intel cpu overclocked to amd on stock speed. The amd cpu is supposed to run as low as 3.0 ghz that is 1ghz (or more) compared to intel's clock speed, of course the game such as GTA V which is cpu intensive will be more in favour of intel since i believe you have know that game cant utilize all that cores. However i was quite surprised that the average fps of both the amd and intel on clock speed was almost the same. I believe even AMD does not create the r7 1700 to beat the 7700k on gaming. That is why during the amd presentation, they only compared both of the cpu in term of gaming while streaming. |
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