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Published: 2017-05-20, Author: Jason , review by: blackholetec.com
Wrapping things up, it's important to understand how the Ryzen 1800X is to be judged; the parameters for its evaluation. Price is one of the factors as is the processor performance, given its price-point. Apart from this one must not only judge the perfor...
Incredible multi-core performance, Great choice for video editing and image rendering applications, Easily overclockable, Competes with i7-6950X at half the price
Gaming performance could be better, Lacks in single core performance
AMD has delivered on most of its promises with the Ryzen, it seems. Though the gaming performance could use some improvement, let's not forget that these are very early tests and games are not yet optimized for the Ryzen processors. With DX 12, games are...
If these early impressions are anything to go by, AMD is back with an enormous bang. We still need to see how things go out in the real world, but we can easily say that fans should be elated and Intel should be worried. The Ryzen 7 1800X pretty much wipe...
52% IPC improvement, Unlocked SKU, Great price/performance ratio
Slightly lower single-threaded performance
AMD's Ryzen is definitely a notable moment for the PC industry. With AMD back in the game, Intel will now have to up its game and bring out CPUs which are again competitive. We honestly hope this sets off a new battle between the two giants from the Silic...
Abstract: Looking at Intel's 8c/8t Core i7-9700K, I thought having 8 cores and high clocks would be great, even with Hyper-threading disabled… and I couldn't be so wrong.I had to test again and again to make sure what I saw was correct and sure enough it is, at a...
Sometimes you don't have to be the absolute best to be a winnerIn a nutshell, Ryzen 5's main advantage over Intel's Core i5 range is the higher number of cores and threads it offers while sharing the same price bracket. That's not unlike what AMD offers w...
Review] AMD Ryzen 1800X: Ryzen to the challengeMore Cores Than You Can Ever WantThe Ryzen 1800X features 8 cores, and now with AMD, they have what they call Simultaneous Multi-Threading (SMT) – basically you can have two logical cores for the price of on...
After hearing for so long from AMD on how great its Ryzen processor would be, we were finally able to experience it ourselves. True enough, the company appears to have fulfilled its promise on delivering high performance computing on its new flagship desk...
Good gaming performance, Rigid Build, Tough cables, 7.1 surround capability
Middling musical performance, Short cable, Non-controllable RGB lighting, Lack of swivel adjustment
At a price point of RM2,599, the Ryzen 7 1800X is not cheap by any definitive measure, but there is no denying that it's still an arm and a leg less costly than one of Intel's top-of-the-line Extreme CPU (even with the recent price cuts).The overall perfo...
Single and Multi-Threaded Benchmarks What can I say – I'm totally floored by the performance, consider the fact that this RM 2,599 processor is able to outperform processors that costs double and it can do so with boards that are RM 700 or less, which is...
