WYP
News Guru
New benchmarks have emerged from an AMD Ryzen CPU that is believed to be the 8-core R7 1700X.
Read more on AMD's Ryzen CPU performance leaks.
Read more on AMD's Ryzen CPU performance leaks.
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AMD Ryzen 7 1700X CPU benchmarks leak
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AlienALX
Well-known member
On another forum I post on we did the Blender test. Nobody could match Ryzen. Not even with a 5820k at 4.6ghz. It was close, but yeah, couldn't match it.
And this test seems to check out OK too. I scored right about where I should.
Right now it's looking like Ryzen is seriously quick.
WYP
News Guru
As always we will have to wait for independent reviews etc before we can truly know what is going on, though to say the least, I am excited to see how Ryzen performs over a wide range of applications.
Here's hoping that I can test Ryzen out for myself sometime, I would love to see how the quad-cores compare when gaming especially.
Here's hoping that I can test Ryzen out for myself sometime, I would love to see how the quad-cores compare when gaming especially.
g0ggles1994
Active member
Calm down mate WYP will see your comment and check, it's just the link to one of the pictures is wrong, nothing bad at all
Also my body is so ready for this, I'm buying an SR7 for day one and will post various benchmarks once it's built
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
I'm really tempted to upgrade. Idk though.. this or Vega...
AlienALX
Well-known member
You will crumble for this long before Vega comes along dude.
WYP
News Guru
The link has been fixed. Apologies for the issues.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Well in the majority of tests it still falls far short of the 6900K BUT it's good to see it matching and sometimes beating the 6 core part 
Kourgath223
Member
Well in the majority of tests it still falls far short of the 6900K BUT it's good to see it matching and sometimes beating the 6 core part
True but according to this post from last week it would appear the 1700X is meant to go up against the 7700K/6800K. So does it really need to beat the 6900K since according to that same post the 1800X is meant to go up against the 6900K? Plus it is mentioned in this post that it is an engineering sample, is running on a low-end MSI motherboard, and the RAM timings which all maybe effecting the scores.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
I know, I never said otherwise.
Dawelio
Active member
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
I won't. I'd only get it if I could sell my current setup.
Thing is, whoever upgrades to this, also has to upgrade Windows 10. You're key won't be activated with a new cpu and motherboard. So it raises it's overall cost quite a bit too.
Kourgath223
Member
So VideoCardz provided a link to the trial version of Performance Test 9.0 so I went ahead and downloaded it and selected this Ryzen CPU as one of the Baselines. Below is a link to an imgur gallery I made showing only my stock 6700k vs this Ryzen CPU, that we all suspect is the 1700X. They didn't have a baseline for the i7 7700k otherwise I would have added it.
http://imgur.com/a/iVVha
For anyone that doesn't want to click the link, for whatever reason, it got a higher score in everything but Single-threaded and Physics, and in physics I only beat by it 4 points.
http://imgur.com/a/iVVha
For anyone that doesn't want to click the link, for whatever reason, it got a higher score in everything but Single-threaded and Physics, and in physics I only beat by it 4 points.
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AngryGoldfish
Old N Gold
Meh... Vega looks boring in comparison. Still pumped for Vega, but I'm not blown away.
I was under the impression a genuine retail copy of Windows will transfer between upgrades. You just have to call Microsoft and tell them you've upgraded your motherboard and CPU.
AngryGoldfish
Old N Gold
Thanks for that.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Well see we don't have keys anymore, not sure how it would work out.
Vega looks boring because we know next to nothing. All the leaks and focus is on Zen
