This is for all the Intel shills comparing Ryzen to Bulldozer. Why don't we do just that, with the numbers we now have?
The 8150 was 67% the single core speed of an i5 2500K, and the 8150 was more expensive.
The R7 1800X has 5% MORE single threaded instructions per clock than Broadwell-E, which is still the top Intel processor. The R7 costs 1/4 of the Intel chip.
Yes, AMD has moar cores than comparably priced Intel chips. But unlike Bulldozer, these are full cores with their own pipelines and FPU.
Ryzen has one major disadvantage, it runs AVX2 instructions at half speed. Consumer software however almost never uses AVX2, and GPUs handle AVX-style workloads better anyways. Maybe this will be a problem for datacenters?
Going into the next few years, Ryzen is a major advantage for AMD: it's a fresh, new, unoptimized architecture. Intel is still pushing Skylake optimizations and their basic architecture dates to P6. Their hyperthreading implementation is based on the Pentium 4. AMD's SMT is significantly more efficient.
Finally, Bulldozer was priced like shit. It cost more than the same performance from Intel. With Ryzen, comparable performance is cheaper at every SKU.
Logan Fisher
Ryzen compared to Intel chips, single core. Note this earlier test had Ryzen turbo disabled. See the difference, how Ryzen compares to i7s versus how the 8150 compared to the 2500K?
Justin Jackson
Looking at it now the 8350 wasn't that bad if the price was right.
Jace Reed
It wasn't a terrible budget chip, especially if you got one that could OC well. It just was never good enough to justify over an i5.
Ayden Rodriguez
I have an FX-8370 and it's a hot, awful piece of shit that can barely get 100FPS in Overwatch @ 1080p with an R9 Fury.
Matthew Collins
Now do one without an Intel from the 1960s shill. Try at least a 4790k. It's 2+ years old.
Kevin Mitchell
It was only bad in single threaded applications. Which at the time was everything. Which made it a bad processor outside of a few specific use cases.
Let's not pretend that AMD didn't totally fuck up.
Luke Price
it was also extremely overpriced at launch
Jayden Diaz
>only bad in single threaded applications. Which at the time Can you all shut up about "the bad old days of single threaded"? You will NEVER get away from needing single threaded performance on CPUs. They are not fucking GPUs that work by definition in parallel. Get it well in your stupid autistic skull. You.will.always.need.it.
Logan White
kek what
my fucking i3 can get 100+ easy with an RX470 on max everything
I actually went to 150% render scale because my monitor is only 60hz
Matthew Foster
Typing.like.this.is.fucking.dumb.
Yes, single thread performance will always be relevant, but don't be a moron and pretend it's all that matters in 2017. Even fucking browsers are multithreaded.
Brandon Lee
overwatch tends to run better in intel/nvidia across the board
your i3 would probably lose at bf1 etc
Robert Brown
But the phenom was faster in single threaded applications and had almost as many coarz...
kitty coarz were still pretty good though and I don't think AMD should abandon the arch just yet
Nathan Mitchell
it will always be needed, sure, but right now Intel is giving me 10% better single core perf and literally half the parallel power
given that I will inevitably need both these things, it makes sense to go with the option that's better overall, which in this case would be Ryzen
at least until 6/8 core mainstream i7 chips start coming out if they ever do
John Wilson
Of course, it would be embarrassing if my i3 didn't lose to a nominal eight core in a multithreaded workload
Grayson Gomez
In FP heavy multi-threaded workloads they might be closer than I'd like to think. I cannot wait to replace this chip. It's DX11 game which means single-threaded as hell and pretty much requires nvidia's hardware scheduling for it to not run like complete ass.
Daniel Mitchell
>DX11 game
w-wasn't EA the first company really urge for low level apis ...
Alexander Howard
>QUICK RUNDOWN DIE IN FIRE FUKING FAG AND TAKE YOUR FORCED CRAP WITH YOU
Colton Baker
>it runs AVX2 instructions at half speed
oh vey!, now its time to watch intel suddenly push AVX2 intensive applications and promote it, of course ignoring the gpu
Lincoln Foster
That will turn every jewtel CPU into furnace straight outta hell.
Carson Stewart
Sup Forums ; Where you can tell how good a consumer product is by the number of shill threads telling you it's crap. >More is better.
Christian Ramirez
Overwatch is Actiblizzard though
they're not exactly trailblazers in the technical field
Benjamin Flores
the thing is that workstation are a dwindling market segment, and server operators run whatever they feel like that they more often than not compile themselves anyway.
webservers and databases give absolutely zero fucks about AVX or any other sort of FP, SIMD or otherwise.
Julian Torres
Not possible, customer favorite G4560 doesn't have AVX at all