Notice how none of your post has anything to do with AMD, but somehow someway for some reason the regular defense team came out at full force.
More trolling. It's still not allowed.
esquared
Anandtech Forum Director
Their Threadripper review is the only one on the Internet that puts it onpar with mainstream Ryzen and Intel processors. I'm starting to think Steve is just incompetent instead of shilling for the underdog brand.
Let the red team use it to troll though. They won't have much ammo left to use after October 5th besides the usual "good enough," "but it costs less," "I get to upgrade to Zen2 on the same board," "Intel and Nvidia are evil. AMD are the good guys."
It is a BIOS driver issue. Most competent reviewers including the one on this website are saying that before jumping into conclusions. Most Youtubers don't even know what they're talking about.
PCGamer's ongoing test with constant BIOS update:
Virtually no regressed performance in gaming...
No Ryzen loses more than it wins in productivity against 7800x. There's a reason why Coffee Lake will max out at 6 cores because that's all they will need to keep the performance crown. 1800x at maxed overclock is still slower than a stock 7820x and uses more power.
"Mah chip runs on lower...
You must be blind if you don't see the 7800x beating the entire Ryzen lineup in multithreaded apps in that review. And the same review from this website.
Another review:
https://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.php/artikel/hardware/prozessoren/43504-intel-vs-amd-akt-2-skylake-x-und-kaby-lake-x-im-test-gegen-ryzen.html?start=10
Once again, 7800x wins more than it loses against 1800x. This is looking great for the upcoming Coffee Lake 8700k where it will...
After reading the reviews, AMD has too much compromises and is inconsistent in performance in anything that's not a synthetic benchmark where even a 7800x wins more than it loses against the fastest Ryzen 1800x. Thus I preordered a 7820x and a Taichi!
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