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AMD Ryzen, AM4 / AM5 Platform
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dr_zoidberg
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 Jul 29 2017, 05:13 PM
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I'm amazed at the Ryzen 3 benchmarks. However, I have a burning question there, how does it fare with productivity apps like GCC and Matlab? I'm a heavy user of GCC, Eclipse and Netbeans, and it is working very sluggish on my Celeron (1150) PC equipped with 8GB and an SSD. Will the Ryzen 3 or 5 actually cut down the waiting time into half, or even quarter?
I do not have any computers with Ryzen to borrow just to see the actual performance, sadly.
This post has been edited by dr_zoidberg: Jul 29 2017, 05:13 PM
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dr_zoidberg
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Jul 29 2017, 07:08 PM
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QUOTE(akagidemon @ Jul 29 2017, 05:31 PM) ryzen 3 is still a quad core proc. wont do magic. wel lbetter then your dual core intel.. more cores will make the work lighter. if you have the money the ryzen 5 1400 is a good price for performance since it is a quad core 8 thread proc. if you really are on a tight budget then the ryzen 3 1300 should be better then the celeron. unless these programs are favoring single core raw performance then nothing much ryzen can do to help. I've seen that the GCC works well with multi-core and multi-thread systems. The Ryzen 5 1400 is a pretty good deal, and I'm scouting for the further GCC and Matlab benchmarks further before I try to purchase the system. |
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