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JRPGfan said:
setsunatenshi said:

$30 cheaper than the Intel counterpart? What's the price of intel's 8core 16 thread you're comparing those to?

Exactly...

The most important here will be to see the IPC of these processors and games starting to make use of those real 8 cores. 

I'm hyped to see some real world benchmarks, but for now I've got a good feeling about AMD.

Just got last year a 6700k and a gtx 1070 for battlefield 1, so realistically I'll be aiming for Ryzen+ & Navi on the next update.

 

Bring it!

real world: excel performance, and Dota + Streaming.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhFkWl5u6_k

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzq3wI1sH1I

 

Its impressive.

The Ryzen 7 1700, is a 65watt part and its beating a 91watt tpd 7700k, handily in real world tasks.

That's a nice start, now let's get some ARMA 3 benchmarks, that old guy will put any top of the line CPU on it's knees :D



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Pemalite - What does your overclocked 3930K do in Cinebench R15 in multi threaded / single threaded scores?

 

this is what the 1800x does:



JRPGfan said:

Pemalite - What does your overclocked 3930K do in Cinebench R15 in multi threaded / single threaded scores?

Can't tell you at the moment, waiting on GPU's to arrive. ;)
Using a Core 2 Quad Q9650 for the time being.

I ended up jumping the gun, got a Corsair Hydro and ordered two Radeon 480's for Mass Effect. I'll likely sell them off before Vega and drops.
Not going to install the waterloop untill I decide if I wish to upgrade to socket 2066 or not.



So I'll let you know how she benches once bessy is running again.



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Pemalite said:
JRPGfan said:

Pemalite - What does your overclocked 3930K do in Cinebench R15 in multi threaded / single threaded scores?

Can't tell you at the moment, waiting on GPU's to arrive. ;)
Using a Core 2 Quad Q9650 for the time being.

I ended up jumping the gun, got a Corsair Hydro and ordered two Radeon 480's for Mass Effect. I'll likely sell them off before Vega and drops.
Not going to install the waterloop untill I decide if I wish to upgrade to socket 2066 or not.



So I'll let you know how she benches once bessy is running again.

My pc is in need of a upg lol... A ryzen cpu would make a huge improvement.

Im running at old G3258@4.0-4.5ghz (depending on if Im trying to game or not)

PS4 is a better place for me to game.



Pemalite said:

Sounds like you expected more than your i7 could deliver. :P
You probably should have looked towards the 2011 and 2011-3 sockets instead of Intels Mainstream/Mid-range quads.

I have always opted for more CPU cores over less, always.
Back in the Core 2 Quad days people would often tell people not to bother with the quad-cores as nothing could use all those cores... Ironically, those Core 2 Quads have aged rather well, especially overclocked where they can still give AMD's FX quads a run for their money.

I am waiting to see how the market reacts to AMD shaking things up.
I am hoping Intel reacts with big price-cuts across the board, Intel is also launching LGA 2066 during the middle of the year, so hopefully lower pricing flows over to that platform, which maybe my next upgrade.

Well, I wasn't going to spend 2,500 on a PC.  Still glad I didn't do that.  Now, if I spend 2,000 on a PC today, it would be great.  I don't care what Itel does in raction to AMD. I'm going with AMD, because they are the ones who forced Itel's greedy claws to loosen up on the price in the first place (assuming that happens).  So, AMD shall be rewarded for that.  I'm not waiting for a price drop.  I need 8 cores.  Would have gladly gone 16 if there was any available, but, either way, it'll be enough for me.



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JRPGfan said:

My pc is in need of a upg lol... A ryzen cpu would make a huge improvement.

Im running at old G3258@4.0-4.5ghz (depending on if Im trying to game or not)

PS4 is a better place for me to game.

A Ryzen chip would be a night and day difference.

The great thing is, the Quad-Core Ryzen CPU's will be super cheap and should be able to handle any game you throw at it.

I'm keen to see what kind of GPU AMD pairs the APU's up with, just a shame there isn't a high-end chipset with Quad-Channel DDR4 to make an APU truly shine.

Burning Typhoon said:

Well, I wasn't going to spend 2,500 on a PC.  Still glad I didn't do that.  Now, if I spend 2,000 on a PC today, it would be great.  I don't care what Itel does in raction to AMD. I'm going with AMD, because they are the ones who forced Itel's greedy claws to loosen up on the price in the first place (assuming that happens).  So, AMD shall be rewarded for that.  I'm not waiting for a price drop.  I need 8 cores.  Would have gladly gone 16 if there was any available, but, either way, it'll be enough for me.

Fair enough. Each to their own.



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DaveTheMinion13 said:
So if the Scorpio has this....there's no way it'll be 400 dollars?

These are consumer prices. Retailers get them cheaper and when a giant like Microsoft orders them in bulk, say in orders of a few million, the price probably goes down to <$150



Turkish said:
DaveTheMinion13 said:
So if the Scorpio has this....there's no way it'll be 400 dollars?

These are consumer prices. Retailers get them cheaper and when a giant like Microsoft orders them in bulk, say in orders of a few million, the price probably goes down to <$150

Scorpio will not have an 8-core Ryzen.

In-case you aren't aware... Ryzen is 4.8 Billion transistors. That's almost as large as the original Playstation 4 chip that includes the CPU AND GPU and memory controllers, cache, fixed function/logic/specific-purpose blocks, everything. Microsoft will likely go with a more transistor-light CPU core and spend more of their transistor budget on the GPU.



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I can't wait for some competition either. Exciting times!



Interesting CPUs. Have to see DF's video before making a judgment.