cpchardware.com/cpc-hardware-n31-precisions-elucubrations/ Botnet Translate: >In spite of everything, we know with almost certainty that the CPU that we used for the tests actually came close to the 5 GHz with an (huge) air-dissipator. >One core, however, was active; The Motherboard VRMs seemed at that time too unstable to test with all of the cores. Their only potential saving grace: >Other Ryzen ES are currently in the hands of overclockers >a demonstration of overclocking could occur at the CES if good results are achieved.
Say it with me. D O A
Caleb Sanders
>An Engineering sample was litteraly dead on arrival >Experimental firmware on a new mobo with a new socket was DOA
I wondered where those slides came from. I'd seen them earlier this week. In what fucking universe would I ever trust a spanish person with CPU benchmarks?
Fucking kill yourself, jewtel shill. You won't get any money from HQ if no one advocates the thread.
Josiah James
/thread
Daniel Taylor
>a spanish person They're French you dumbfuck.
Jose Harris
>The Motherboard VRMs seemed at that time too unstable to test with all of the cores. Oh yeah, this is Zen's fault.
Nicholas Walker
Oh, my mistake.
So, worse still?
Ayden Wilson
If the motherboards are a pile of shit, Zen is a pile of DOA shit by association. There is no Zen without a motherboard.
Mason King
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Asher Miller
CPC is a good source. Not surprising to see a unstable 5 GHz CPU.
Juan Hall
I see the pathetic Sup Forums fanboy is at it again
Leo Brooks
Oh, it's Intel damage control again.
Joshua Hall
Last i heard Zen was effectively a SOC, the motherboard simply provides the ports. Which will probably make them pretty cheap to manufacture.
Juan Murphy
>I ever trust a spanish >confusing French with Spanish
Murica, go back to high school.
Matthew Evans
Man, you're really grasping at straws, this was tested on a debug motherboard. Just looking at the mobo picture should tell you there's clearly a lack of any decent power delivery on there, as it's a fucking validation board.
Kayden Perry
>huge cooler
all I see is tiny piece of aluminium on the photo
Evan Foster
Zen is shit and can't OC at all, just admit it.
Xavier Baker
>Impotent Intel fanboy rage
Jeremiah Adams
you would rather trust an amerilard? lawl
Charles Howard
This means Zen can handle the high clocks as far as stability goes.
Jacob Bell
That picture is from an Athlon 64 in 2003. They put it there because they released it blurred at the time, so AMD wouldn't have been able to tell where they got it.
Jace Baker
:^)
Jordan Sullivan
This.
Ian Hughes
>Jumping to conclusions before the product is even available for consumers
Now I remember why I stopped visiting this shit hole.
Chase Hill
Can't you guys just wait until it's released to jump into conclusions?
Camden Thomas
AYYMD IS FINISHED & BANKRUPT
Joseph Thompson
>snail eaters are better than spics
Andrew Hernandez
>amd_share_price_quintupling_2016.jpg
Isaac Johnson
>Intell shills still shitposting about an engineering sample
Josiah Mitchell
finally
Nathan Hill
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Jeremiah Morgan
OP isn't jumping to conclusions, hes shitposting.
Liam Lewis
>The Motherboard VRMs seemed at that time too unstable to test with all of the cores. WEW, A TEST MOTHERBOARD ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH FOR CRAZY OVERCLOCKING, CALL THE COPS, ZEN IS DEAD.
Ethan Ross
>Sup Forums still hasn't learned anything after 5 years of disappointments.
WEW
Brayden Rodriguez
Sandy vagina is all you ever need.
Adrian Powell
DELET
Jacob Cook
5ghz on a single core isn't a bad result, OTOH i seriously doubt zen will get anywhere near 5ghz with both CCXs fully enabled with SMT and all the others bells and whistles. most likely it will top out around 4-4.2ghz with the 6c and 4c parts clocking slightly higher.
