CPU-Z bench is an Integer benchmark, RyZen should do well there. Excavator also scores kinda good in it. A Bristol Ridge APU can score okay-ish compared to a 2500K in CPU-Z, but if you run say Cinebench it is a very different story.
Okay, here is the thing. Before there is solid information and benchmarks wccftech is all rumour. The moment there are actual solid screenshots of real benchmarks the information is solid.
So writing them off right away all the time is only to your own detriment and wasting your own time. Know when to spot bullshit and when to spot facts. Don't tarbrush stupidity or people will tarbrush you with stupidity.
Also yes I agree with you.
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An unreliable source is an unreliable source; there are two ryzen threads, why add unreliable sources to the 'no bs' version?
Good for you go be stupid in the other thread this is not for that.
My review:
:D
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"Users looking for a step up from 7700k without losing single threaded performance, and great multicore performance without going all the way up to 6900k, Ryzen 1800x is the one for you."
-Linus
OMFG! THANK YOU! This was exactly what i was looking for. Brb guys. Buying Ryzen !
Edit: Hold the phone. Gamer's nexus has more critical information. It's never that simple huh.
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It pissing me off all the reviews are stock speed. Intel K parts dont get reviewed at stock speeds.....Does Ryzen overclock or not.
kinda
4 ghz yes
4.1 on all cores.... maybe
4.2 ghz really maybe
4.3+ silicon lottery is a thing
5 Ghz daily oh hell no
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GN REVIEW BOIS
Does that mean buy a 1700 overclock it to 4G ?
probably if you have decent cooling.
Tech City did this review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caDxAJMAu0w&t=253s
It took overclocking into account.
Unfortunately, it looks like this is more for a productivity market. Current games are still poorly optimized for so many cores, and as such I retract my previous statement. I will not be buying ryzen for my current build. I'll be getting 7700k. Ryzen is a beast for other things that does not involve gaming (for now.)
And the video above shows scary deltas of fps that would really matter to a gamer. Something that gamer's nexus seemed to find out for the 1800x as well. It's a hard truth to swallow, but 'C'est la vie'.
I better start looking for a really good delidding tool cuz i heard 7700k brings the heat.
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On mobile so not watching the videos yet. The important thing for gaming. Will it stay consistently above your monitors refresh rate. That all that matters.
No point in 200fps if you have a 60hz monitor. Even a 7700k will be wasted in that circumstance.
EDIT For Future Generations: This is also where DSR/VSR comes in. Force the GPU to work harder. Takes pressure off the CPU, oddly can result in higher frames.
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My monitor hits 165hz, 1440p.1080 is planned for this build (possibly 1080 ti if it's available sooner than expected.)
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Have one, it does. 1.245v on my H100i gtx reaches 67c. To push it to 4.7 I had to go to 1.33v and hit 82c. 5ghz is currently unattainable for me because much more than 1.33 and it thermal throttles. I'll be looking for a delid tool myself.
I have every reason to upgrade EXCEPT my CPU. I rock a 4770k at 4ghz and I've so far not even come close bottlenecking the CPU. Games are still GPU bound.
The R7 is a great step in the right direction IMO as games will continue to utilize more cores/threads. I have no doubts am4 is my next platform.
This decision would be a lot easier if i could find out for sure that in 1 year Ryzen will pull ahead of the 7700k in terms of gaming.
But will we really have 6-8 core games released in the next year? I dont know...
Is it worth the gamble?
