Without a shadow of doubt the Zen microarchitecture is the big winner here...

>Without a shadow of doubt the Zen microarchitecture is the big winner here. In nearly every situation it proved itself to be the equal to the best Intel has to offer. It is fast, efficient and almost infinitely scalable to provide a platform upon which AMD can build a wide range of enthusiast, professional and mainstream solutions. Zen is everything that people hoped Bulldozer would be and then some. Considering where they were just two short years ago this is an achievement of monumental proportions for AMD.

>The foundational strengths of Zen have led to the Ryzen 7 1800X becoming what it is today: one of the best processors that money can buy. Right now it is impossible to find a CPU that can power through heavily threaded workflows so well while costing so little. Professionals and prosumers alike will appreciate everything that the 1800X can bring to the table, especially when you consider how much cash can be saved versus the i7-6900K.

Even challenges the $1700 10 core in some situations.


This says it all, a 1700x for work and some i5 for gaming.

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Pretty much, 1700x is good enough if not great for gaming in value terms but sometimes loses to the 17 7700k. However across the board it wins, I can't wait for the i5 competition r5.

>gaming
Its weaker in gaming, get something else cheaper, you don't buy a 6900k or 6950x for gaming.

For workstation stuff it's good ,low power and cheap.
That's real nice but for gaming and only gaming get a Intel

You can game on it but it's not 360noscope-tier.
So nogo for 144hz.

Intel's prosumer overpriced chips getting sandbagged for a third of the price.

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What if I want to game and stream though?

12 core

>if not great for gaming in value terms
>$50-100 more than an i7
>gets beat by both the 6700k and 7700k
>great in value terms

I don't get it.

He literally said NOT great in value terms. Better sign up for some more English lessons, Ranjit.

I like the R7 but I really would have liked for AMD to launch an R5 quad core as well. The R7s are all out of my range but the performance looks promising so far.

>is good enough if not great for gaming in value terms
>He literally said NOT great in value terms.

I think you're the one that needs English lessons,
"Good enough, if not great" doesn't mean "not great"

You're literally retarded. He was saying that the chip is good for gaming, if not great value. Sure, his punctuation sucks, but the meaning is blantantly obvious.

"Good enough, if not great" means
if(!great){return good;}
else{return great}

Again, the "good enough" part was referring to its gaming performance, not its value proposition. I'm staggered that anybody can read that post and have trouble with this.

How in the fuck is a CPU that's $100 more expensive than an i7 6700k but performs worse a good value for gaming? That makes literally no sense.

HE'S NOT SAYING IT'S GOOD VALUE. HE'S SAYING ITS PERFORMANCE IS GOOD (subjective) AND SPECIFICALLY THAT IT'S

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GOOD VALUE COMPARED TO THE 7700K DESPITE THAT.

You're really making me think that Pajeets aren't a meme here.

for starters you shouldn't be purchasing these if your primary focus is gaming.

in standard english, "x, if not y" means "it's at least x, but could be y" in most circumstances

Found the retard.


At the end of the day boys and girls, only in very specific situations it has the power to beat a 6900k. I believe most people haven't tried it out of synthetic benchmarks, but I believe that processor will prove itself to be terrible for 3D rendering or just really high level animations as physics scores for the entire Ryzen line-up sucked massive cocks (that is also represented in the poor gayming performance). Streaming is also a no-go , with AyyMD just showing us how completely retarded their streaming demos were back in the day. Couple that up with the fact that it has fewer pcie lanes, not even something that resembles the proprietary technologies intel is providing in the near future (netflix in 4k, optane and the like) and no support for higher frequency memory and you have a 6850k with huge trade-offs only so you can beat the 6900k in every specific situations by irrelevant time gains (and not even coming close to a 6800k in some others). Overall, this processor makes no sense. I can elaborate further if required.

In everything except for gaming, of course, which are the majority of the people that would be interested in hardware at this price anyhow.

Of course, Sup Forums will deny it because they're desperately grasping onto AMD and Linux to hold together their fragile hipster ego.

Papa, tell us more!

You need some english lessons, user

what if your primary focus is gaming and streaming?

you get a cheap shitbox to handle the streaming

r5 and r3 might be better cause overclocking

>X and R7 buyers are majority gaymers
>Kids can make their parents pay for 500 dollars for a CPU...

Ryzen is the best productivity CPU that has been released for atleast a decade

Amazing power consumption
Amazing multi-threaded workload ---- Comperable to Intel in core/thread for core/thread
Good single threaded power --- Broadwell-E singlethread for lower power and heat, specially amazing for server farms and office enviroments where you don't even think about OC
Amazingly low heat generation --- Literally for the first time there is an actual 65W TDP serverfarm capable CPU
Amazingly priced ---- Literally half the price of every Intel CPU for core/thread for core/thread


Only think AMD needs to do is to get together with MOBO manufacturers and get this RAM speed thing fixed and there you have it,

Toyota Corolla of Productivity CPUs.

Does anyone have that image that was a screenshot of twitter or someone where someone posted a 100ns+ memory latency result on Aida64 Cache & Memory Benchmark and someone replied saying that they had the same and there was an update that dropped it down around 25ns?

I can't find it.

Btw, any mobos that fixed the RAM speed things? My office needs new machines for rendering and I am thinking of a 1700 but I don't know if there are 3200 MHz 32GB ram supported motherboards.

>Professionals and prosumers alike will appreciate everything that the 1800X can bring to the table, especially when you consider how much cash can be saved versus the i7-6900K.
Professionals buy prebuilts from established brand manufacturers.
These don't use AMD tech, because AMD has a hard time keeping the supply chain saturated. It sucks when your PC build line stops, because AMD is late again in delivering the ordered amount of CPUs.
So nobody will ever find AMD Ryzen inside his machine except gamers with their makeshift builds and cheaply made discount toasters sold over eBay.

>That img bait...

Ryzen seems to have better TDP and power consumption than Kabylakes, if they can get the mobile A/CPUs by the end of this year they will take a good chunk of mobile market from Intel actually.

test

144hz is a meme for retards who think they have cybernetic implants for eyes.

>can't tell the difference between 144hz and 60 hz
time for that eye check up kiddo

Considering Apple has already been using AMD mobile GPUs wherever possible don't be surprised when the next Mac Pro/Macbooks end up featuring Ryzen proccessors, they cost less and offer the same performance. Apple likes money, it's a no brainer for them.

consoleshitter detected

>if they can get the mobile A/CPUs by the end of this year they will take a good chunk of mobile market from Intel actually
Or not, because no manufacturer integrates them risking AMD fucking up yield again.
You know it's pretty expensive, when you have tens of thousands of ready made laptop mainboards lying around, which are all missing the CPU, because AMD didn't deliver enough.

I can tell the difference between 60 and 100 or 120.

But I can't tell the difference usually between 120 and 144, and still rarely can tell the difference between 100 and 144 unless it's a super fast paced game like a racing game where you see the ground moving fast beneath you.

100-120 is good for me.
I'll probably get a 100hz 3440z1440 for my next monitor once HDR10 monitors come out and are decent color gamut coverages.

They aren't even using their own foundries anymore

>equal
Isn't newer things supposed to be better, not just equal?

Was really looking forward to dropping my 4690K but meh not worth the price of CPU, motherboard, and RAM

Apple seems to be fine with using AMD GPUs, hell they go out of their way and use them when even their fanbase would be happier with Nvidia pro setup than an AMD one.

I wouldn't worry too much about it, specially considering that for mobile, TDP and power consumption comes before anything else. When AMDs 8/16 CPU has lower power and TDP than Intel's 4/8 ones, they will get very good market share from Intel. ıt's quite obvious. Specially in ''cool, thing I am a pro faggot'' laptops.

Like you AMDrones don't understand that AMD were promoting their ryzen chips for gaming, streaming, and all that other garbage. Plus they were just being compared to intels 6800k, 6900k and so on.

>prosumers
Is that a massive typo or soe word people made up to tlk about a higher tier of consumer

I remember a video that showed that it was better to get ryzen for streaming games but it seems like you'd be better off doing a separate machine for encoding with an i5 in your main tower. It's disappointing.

They beat 6800 and 6900k in productivity...

With lower power consumption
with lower TDPs

>gets beat by both the 6700k and 7700k
In some tests but it wins in a lot of other tests. Look at the reviews, it provides a great value for the people who is looking for a processor in that price range.

>amazing this, amazing that
ADVANCED
MARKETING
DECEPTION

Congrats, let's show off ryzen by streaming and playing battlefield

>productivity

It's a fancy word for workstation and hobo server/hosting

So AMD is still 2nd best then?

But user at least Ryzen has made sure that Skylake X will be much cheaper. That makes this meme all worth it.

No, because it can actually beat the 10 core $1700 part as well in multithreaded stuff.

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Your best depends on workload.
The 6950X isn't Intel's absolute best, those are it's 24(32 Skylake) Xeonsand AMD's will be the 32 core next quarter.

why would you do any of that with GPU acceleration though?

are you literally praising Intel for wasting money on something better done on a GPU?

apple has been hinting at removing shitel from their supply line anyhow with in-house ARM shit. so it makes sense.

LMAO THIS IS SUCH AN OBVIOUS PAID SHILL THREAD

RYZEN IS A COMPLETE FAILURE

>9 fps faster than a 8370

oh wow

AMD doesn't run the Ryzen fabs you dunce.

Why do you parade this one benchmark like it is the be all end all? It is only one benchmark and is not relevant to the point that zen is good for multitasking.

Just post the bench collection where it equals or beats a 6950X, that usually shuts these idiots up.

>9 fps faster than a 8370
Which is how you can tell the benchmark is bullshit.

They probably ran it with busted RAM.

These benchmark don't mean much to me, I don't game in 1080p and I usually run a bunch of software in the background when gaming. Sometines even (iddle) VM's.

I want to see some more realistic benches but it still is clear to me that getting a 1700 is the way of the future. More cores, more tasks. Also, the only games that perform "significantly" better on 7700k right now are the older ones optimised for dual core.

Also, a lot of reviewrs had problems with memory stuck at 2400 asn dtill had decent results for the money. I'll wait for more in depth reviews when better firnwares and OS patches are out. Not that I need a new computer or anything but I will next year.

Complete failure ???

Grow up dude, it's well worth the money, it all depend on your application.

Keep in mind that a complete Ryzen package cost less than the equivalent intel.

.>I believe
Good to know that your opinions outweigh facts.

So according to that chart

>+40% IPC
>twice thread count
>more cache
>faster cache
>similar clockspeeds

Result in a mere 9pfs? I would agree with your assessment that the chart is showing some odd results.

So does it support 24 hyper threads?

I am still saying that 6950x has no place in the consumer market. Maybe for scientists, but not for consumers to buy. You said yourself user, at that point you may as well just get a Xeon.

>for scientists,

No ECC support..

You get pretty close with a 1800X though.
Make no mistake though, people do indeed buy the 6950X because no small amount of private and public people need the cores.

>Ryzen crushes Intel in Rise of the Tomb Raider in every other website's benchmarks
>random anomalous bench from a website that hasn't been relevant since the NVIDIA 7000 series back in 2005

fucking lmao jewtels shills get out

call the JIDF, I don't give a fuck

You are joking right?

Intel faggotry is so strong

>gaming it´s the only thing you can do on a machine

Flawed benchmark

But seriously what is it's purpose in the consumer market. It is characterised as a i7 CPU which is for the consumers/enthusiasts.
What can a 6950x do that a 24 core Xeon can't do?

The Sup Forumsigger brain doesn't comprehend ECC memory.

That's unknown at this time.

GPU driver overhead is huge. Drivers that are optimized for bulldozer aren't going to perform well on Ryzen.

Once updated drivers are released, people are gonna be surprised.

It's what Sup Forumsiggers literally think.

>hintinh
The only who has said that is a fucking ¨apple analyst¨

You are retarded right?

user you try to make me kill myself later. Wtf would a 1700 dollar CPU not have ECC support?

Cause you're supposed to buy the $2500 Xeon with the $500 motherboard :^)

> In nearly every situation it proved itself to be the equal to the best Intel has to offer.

Its like they just copy pasted whatever AMD told him to say because his own benchmarks in gaming show that the 7700k is better.

Workstations, hello? content creators and developers?
Xeons are even more pricier and the platform cost for them is ghastly.
Also Xeons also come lower clocked, so they lose on performance to gain features like remote bios management and ECC, stuff they might not even need.

It's there for a reason, and it's selling.

uh....
GPU and CPU doesn't work the same.
Most of the benchmarks done on the CPU is final results. Anything done differently is if the developers can use more threads efficently, is where RYZEN will show some results.

Ah ok. Excuse me while I find my wallet.

Does any of this even matter if I'm going to use an rx470 and play at medium to medium/high settings?

Was thinking about waiting till r5 comes out, but i5s are less than 180 right now at my local store and I'm antsy....

Not cost $7700 for a start.

would it make sense to test one of the new ryzen chips with 4 cores disabled and a good overclock?
something like 4.5 or 4.6 ghz

if I'm an artist would this help me have hella huge canvases?

The only thing I'm butthurt about Ryzen is the memory lag and pci-e lanes but I'll probably only use 1 m.2 SSD and 1 GPU anyways.

Planning on getting either a high end 470 or the cheapest 480 I can get away with

6c/12t and 8c/16t cpus from intel don't rival 4c/8t i7s in single threaded tasks. Shouldn't we expect better single core performance from ryzen 5 and ryzen 3??

Probably. Hopefully some reviewers will try it soon.

A 1700+cooler+b350 is the same price as a 6600k+cooler+z270 anyway. It probably beats it at least as you'd have 4 cores and 8 threads over the 4c/4t.

Nah, the manufacturing process seems to hit hard cap at around 4.1 GHz:
forums.anandtech.com/threads/ryzen-strictly-technical.2500572/

It requires exponential voltage bumps after 3.3 GHz and it seems like the sweetspot is between 2.1 and 3.3 GHz.

>tfw no brandfag, I just buy what better suits my needs and has better price/performance
>my i7 2600k still going stable after years on 4 GHz
>I wanted to replace it with the 1700 Ryzen
>it's a massive failure


When will the next monarch CPU come out and finally replace Sandy Bridge?

its literally double the speed of a 2600k. Even in games Ryzen is 60% faster

At this rate you're going to have to wait another 5-6 years.

Only now is an i3 (7350K) about the same level as a 2600K.

So in about 5-6 years time, we can expect that an i3 will be about what a 7700K is today.

But its really hard to say what things will be like from now, going smaller is becoming increasingly difficult, simply adding more cores will reach thermal limits quickly, its just incremental gains at this point.

>tfw i have a 2600k

So...time to upgrade I guess?

depends on what you use it for. If it's only for gaymes you don't need to upgrade unless you want to buy a high end ($500+) GPU

Not urgently, no. It'd be a comfort upgrade, but note that you're still pretty much around console & laptop gaymer specs almost everyone still PRIMARILY develops their games for.

Most games will work very well on sensibles settings.

It'd be an upgrade for having a little fun with higher settings and maybe a modicum of comfort.

in the next few years i plan to finish my bachelor's degree in civil engineering and another one in cyber security while at the same time starting a twitch gaming channel. so i may be doing a bunch of shit.

If you avoid the worst Adobe trash software, you should be fine with a mediocre desktop machine that has a bunch of extra (not particularly fast) RAM.

Decent 5-10 year old machine + 16GB RAM (or less RAM and a SSD) should be able to easily edit like 100MP sized photos.