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Post #105722344 added 10-11-2017 6:37 AM by firebirdx01 in Deal Talk
Ryzen has longer term potential when they finally make games that make use of the cores. Right now games are optimized for 4-cores and highest clock frequencies and that's why the 7700k or 8700k...
Post #105597800 added 10-07-2017 8:55 PM by Trifectah in Deal Talk
^I'd hold off on coffee lake(not like you have a choice any way) until even the ryzen refresh in February if you don't need to upgrade now. If you do need to upgrade now I'd say Ryzen is a solid...
Post #105596800 added 10-07-2017 8:09 PM by Deusxmachina in Deal Talk
No way. One major site couldn't even get theirs past 4.8 on air, and couldn't do 5ghz on water at any voltage. And how many review sites got their review CPUs hand-picked by Intel? Intel wouldn't...
Post #105584148 added 10-07-2017 10:43 AM by Slomo4shO in Deal Talk
Would you care to elaborate? Ryzen wins on most multithreaded tasks. The 33% more cores makes the clock advantage moot for multithreaded tasks. Now the one area that Coffee lake does excel in is...
Post #105573832 added 10-06-2017 11:44 PM by chimchim in Deal Talk
Sorry if that wasn't clear, I meant clockrate, both stock and overclocked; either way, Intel is about 20% better, and they have higher IPC for a given clockrate. It looks like every k-class Coffee...
Post #105565072 added 10-06-2017 4:54 PM by Engineer in Deal Talk
Didn't read all the details but the AnandTech review seems to show that Coffee Lake is pretty darn good at power... ...
Post #105564972 added 10-06-2017 4:50 PM by Trifectah in Deal Talk
You do realize that the 8700k uses TIM and is not soldered, and has worse thermals than Ryzen right? Unless you plan to delid Ryzen is probably the better option if you value good thermals until...
Post #105563972 added 10-06-2017 4:06 PM by chimchim in Deal Talk
Yes, but the 8700k can do things that a 1700 can't do (although the 1700 holds up in fine in niche moviemaking tools I literally don't know a single person that uses). If the price difference is...
Post #105563864 added 10-06-2017 4:02 PM by yimnvs in Deal Talk
The 8700k does not change anything for Ryzen. 1700 is still a good value.
Post #105561860 added 10-06-2017 2:55 PM by Slomo4shO in Deal Talk
Considering that the 8700K is $370+ if you can find it in stock to begin with, $270 looks more than competitive especially if you take into consideration the motherboard and cooling costs you are...
Post #105558392 added 10-06-2017 1:14 PM by humblepie in Deal Talk
Prices aren't even near the front page prices before for these. Prices should be going down very soon on these Ryzen chips. Wouldn't bother buying any of these at the prices listed in the OP.
Post #105558064 added 10-06-2017 1:05 PM by ThriceQ in Deal Talk
Now that the 8700k came out at what price does the 1700 become a good value?
Post #105555580 added 10-06-2017 11:59 AM by MallowOni in Deal Talk
Can you fix the spacing on the last three listings? The two 7700 listings were especially confusing since at a glance I thought they were both unlocked CPUs thanks to having a K mashed up against the...
Post #105553796 added 10-06-2017 11:22 AM by DJ3xclusive in Deal Talk
Apply Code = PCOLUMBUS2017 New AMD Ryzen 5 1500X 3.5GHz Quad-Core AM4 Desktop Processor with Wraith Cooler...

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