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| Reviews: | 449 Newegg Reviews |
| Product Name: | AMD RYZEN 7 2700 8-Core 3.2 GHz (4.1 GHz Max Boost) Socket AM4 65W YD2700BBAFBOX Desktop Processor |
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I find multiple core usage all the time in games today such as BFV and this is only going to increase as AMD Ryzen popularity has exploded.
Before you buy anything computer related, please spend some time doing some research on the CPU's you are considering.
Gamers Nexus and Hardware Unboxed are two great YouTube sources.
For example, here is a video on the 4790k which is faster than the 4770k and it shows that at stock even the Amd 2600 is faster though not buy much.
https://youtu.be/D6RsDyMn2gY
the AF version of the 1600 is just a re-branded 2600 for less money. It's closely comparable to this CPU. Although it only has 6 cores compared to 8. Gl with your builds everyone. Happy new year.
https://www.techspot.co
This benchmark was pretty meaningful as it showed pure IPC of 9900k, 3900x and 3700x at 4GHz 8 cores with SMT off.
In gaming, this raw IPC was offset by higher clock and lower latency of Intel CPU, which translated to 9700k and 9900k remaining as top gaming CPU.
And that's why Intel is in trouble in 2020 as Zen 3 is expected to have another 15% increase in IPC over Zen 2, while Intel Comet Lake (10th gen) is estimated to have about 5% increase over Coffee Lake R IPC.
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I have not built a system in a while, any cheaper/better/future proof boards than MSI B450 Tomahawk? for a build now in Jan 2020.
the AF version of the 1600 is just a re-branded 2600 for less money. It's closely comparable to this CPU. Although it only has 6 cores compared to 8. Gl with your builds everyone. Happy new year.
the AF version of the 1600 is just a re-branded 2600 for less money. It's closely comparable to this CPU. Although it only has 6 cores compared to 8. Gl with your builds everyone. Happy new year.
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the AF version of the 1600 is just a re-branded 2600 for less money. It's closely comparable to this CPU. Although it only has 6 cores compared to 8. Gl with your builds everyone. Happy new year.
I'm waiting to see if the higher core counts (12c/16c) trickle down to the lower price points with Ryzen 4. Even if they dont, maybe the 3900s or 3950s will come down in price. Certainly not this cheap, but I dont mind spending double if theres a decent bump in performance.