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AMD Ryzen 7 1700 8-Core 3GHz Desktop Processor Expired
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$159.99
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TheKeyKey via Rakuten has AMD Ryzen 7 1700 8-Core 3GHz Desktop Processor (YD1700BBAEBOX) for $159.99 - $24 w/ coupon code KEY24 = $135.99. Shipping is free. Thanks DJ3xclusive
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Yes, Intel is better at games 5-10% with same GPU, but they also cost more. Please see the Linus Tech Tip review of a 700 dollar build Intel vs AMD. Intel has better IPC and floating point, this has always been the same, Ryzen + had a 5% improvement, and the new Ryzen 2 should have a 15% improvement compared to Zen+, so this would effective place Intel and AMD at the same footing. The 1700 is comparable to i5-8600K in passmark. The biggest difference is Single core, the IPC benefit of Intel is just massive, AMD multicore is just as massive in well threaded program like AutoCAD and Adobe Premiere. Unless Intel can pull of their 10nm transition quickly, then Ryzen 2 is going to give them some heartache.
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Personally, I'm waiting on Zen 2 7nm. Prices on last gen should drop more.
figure out if the Ryzen 2700 deal is better.
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My son does this with a ryzen 5 1400, so yeah this will work just fine
However, paired with a 1050Ti, M.2 drive, and 3000MHz ram I'm in no rush to upgrade my system. If you have an old system, you'll be happy with this.
Ryzen 7 isn't low end. Not sure what you are talking about here.
Depends on your needs.AMD has more cores and threads meaning video editing and professional use can take advantage of the cores. Intel has better IPC and clockspeeds meaning that games will favor the current Intel i7. That being said not by much it's at most 10% difference and only if you have something stronger than a 1080ti/rx2070. Hope this helps you.