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Smells like +15-25% improved gaming performance over Zen+, so the last stronghold is also under siege.
Who buys these cpu's? If a person has a 8700k,9600k,9700k,9900k, ryzen 2600 or 2700, this is not a good upgrade, is it? Not in my opinion.Smells like +15-25% improved gaming performance over Zen+, so the last stronghold is also under siege.
A CPU company comes in and offers solid performance, efficiency and value improvement over current gen hardware and you dare "ask" who would buy that?!Who buys these cpu's? If a person has a 8700k,9600k,9700k,9900k, ryzen 2600 or 2700, this is not a good upgrade, is it? Not in my opinion.
There are basically no people in the world on the CPU market, who don't have one of the above mentioned CPUs. So sad for AMD.Who buys these cpu's? If a person has a 8700k,9600k,9700k,9900k, ryzen 2600 or 2700, this is not a good upgrade, is it?
Who buys these cpu's? If a person has a 8700k,9600k,9700k,9900k, ryzen 2600 or 2700, this is not a good upgrade, is it? Not in my opinion.
The 12 core is cool but we really don't need 12 cores to game for another 2 years.
Ryzen 4 and Intel 7nm with be here by then.
I guess if you still have a bulldozer or sandy bridge system it's a great time to upgrade but I suspect anyone that has upgraded in the past 3 or so years will not find Ryzen 3700 that appealing.
So with this Intel's ST advantage is (essentially, practically, I mean who will get 9900KS instead?) also gone.
You just don't don't get it. Lets say I want to upgrade and I'm a gamer. My choice is 9900k or 3800x. The 3800x is faster, and $100 less and comes with a heatsink. Oh, and it runs cooler too. Its a nobrainer.Who buys these cpu's? If a person has a 8700k,9600k,9700k,9900k, ryzen 2600 or 2700, this is not a good upgrade, is it? Not in my opinion.
The 12 core is cool but we really don't need 12 cores to game for another 2 years.
Ryzen 4 and Intel 7nm with be here by then.
I guess if you still have a bulldozer or sandy bridge system it's a great time to upgrade but I suspect anyone that has upgraded in the past 3 or so years will not find Ryzen 3700 that appealing.
It certainly is.Intel's IPC advantage over Zen+ was already gone depending on the workload, factoring in Meltdown/Spectre/L1TF/MDS mitigations. Its only saving grace was bruteforce peformance through higher clock speeds.
This release puts them behind both in IPC and ST performance and perf/w and perf/$ (there has to be price cuts incoming, their sweet sweet margins will have to take a hit)
It's a massacre.
We don't know yet, it all depends on how good the silicon in 3700X turns out to be.So is there any price difference between Ryzen 2, 8 core & Ryzen 3, 8 core ?
https://www.amd.com/en/products/specifications/processors/11781,11756,11761,11766,11771
3600 and 3600x on their page.
3800x looks overpriced at 400.12 core at 500 looks much better
Smells like +15-25% improved gaming performance over Zen+, so the last stronghold is also under siege.
What I meant was I would think people have already bought a Ryzen 2600,2700 and anything faster than a 4970 on the Intel side in the past 2 or 3 years.A CPU company comes in and offers solid performance, efficiency and value improvement over current gen hardware and you dare "ask" who would buy that?!
Just go hide under a bridge.
I would agree, but haswell is 3 years old like I said.Well, I'm still sitting on Haswell, so these are looking pretty tempting to me. . .
Haswell came out in 2013I would agree, but haswell is 3 years old like I said.
For gaming and at 1440p, a 4970 at 4.8 is still a good CPU. On the AMD side a $200 2600 at 1440p is just as good.
Who buys these cpu's? If a person has a 8700k,9600k,9700k,9900k, ryzen 2600 or 2700, this is not a good upgrade, is it? Not in my opinion.
The 12 core is cool but we really don't need 12 cores to game for another 2 years.
Ryzen 4 and Intel 7nm with be here by then.
I guess if you still have a bulldozer or sandy bridge system it's a great time to upgrade but I suspect anyone that has upgraded in the past 3 or so years will not find Ryzen 3700 that appealing.
You need to stop the trolling. If they want something for 4k gaming, or a multi-threaded monster, these are great.I would agree, but haswell is 3 years old like I said.
For gaming and at 1440p, a 4970 at 4.8 is still a good CPU. On the AMD side a $200 2600 at 1440p is just as good.