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AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Review
Posted by: on: 03/14/2017 09:38 AM [
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We test the most affordable Ryzen 7 series processor, the 1700 CPU will cost you only 329 USD. This units oozes value as the performance is really good. The 8-core processor will be tested on an X370 motherboard.
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0blivious
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Posted on: 03/14/2017 10:18 AM
Great review. Thank you.
These Ryzens are great deals if you're a PC user who creates more content.
I wanted to build a Ryzen rig (build itch) to replace my i7, but as a gamer, it just isn't doing it. It's beating the old FX series but still really nowhere near Intel. Any windows fixes aren't closing that gap.
Great review. Thank you.
These Ryzens are great deals if you're a PC user who creates more content.
I wanted to build a Ryzen rig (build itch) to replace my i7, but as a gamer, it just isn't doing it. It's beating the old FX series but still really nowhere near Intel. Any windows fixes aren't closing that gap.
Sunesha
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Posted on: 03/14/2017 11:20 AM
Thanks for testing with a aircooler. I am glad that you can get good enough overclock =)
Thanks for testing with a aircooler. I am glad that you can get good enough overclock =)
Toetje583
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Posted on: 03/14/2017 12:10 PM
Great review. Thank you.
These Ryzens are great deals if you're a PC user who creates more content.
I wanted to build a Ryzen rig (build itch) to replace my i7, but as a gamer, it just isn't doing it. It's beating the old FX series but still really nowhere near Intel. Any windows fixes aren't closing that gap.
It's still fine in gaming nothing to worry about FPS wise, that intel is on the top by 15+fps doesen't mean the CPU is "Bad" for gaming. So the CPU is a good deal for both the users Gaming/Content. Intel will be on the top aslong as they wan't unless users like you invest in AMD. Okay perhaps you have no reason to upgrade gaming wise. Anyway I'm getting one to build a new ESXI homelab once the CPU is supported. Great RAW performance!
Don't choose intel over those 10/15FPS
invest in competition aswell.
Great review. Thank you.
These Ryzens are great deals if you're a PC user who creates more content.
I wanted to build a Ryzen rig (build itch) to replace my i7, but as a gamer, it just isn't doing it. It's beating the old FX series but still really nowhere near Intel. Any windows fixes aren't closing that gap.
It's still fine in gaming nothing to worry about FPS wise, that intel is on the top by 15+fps doesen't mean the CPU is "Bad" for gaming. So the CPU is a good deal for both the users Gaming/Content. Intel will be on the top aslong as they wan't unless users like you invest in AMD. Okay perhaps you have no reason to upgrade gaming wise. Anyway I'm getting one to build a new ESXI homelab once the CPU is supported. Great RAW performance!
Don't choose intel over those 10/15FPS
invest in competition aswell.
Ryu5uzaku
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Posted on: 03/14/2017 12:22 PM
Great review. Thank you.
These Ryzens are great deals if you're a PC user who creates more content.
I wanted to build a Ryzen rig (build itch) to replace my i7, but as a gamer, it just isn't doing it. It's beating the old FX series but still really nowhere near Intel. Any windows fixes aren't closing that gap.
In games where the ccx is not causing issues its just there with 6900k np. But mostly yes it is somewhat behind.
Great review. Thank you.
These Ryzens are great deals if you're a PC user who creates more content.
I wanted to build a Ryzen rig (build itch) to replace my i7, but as a gamer, it just isn't doing it. It's beating the old FX series but still really nowhere near Intel. Any windows fixes aren't closing that gap.
In games where the ccx is not causing issues its just there with 6900k np. But mostly yes it is somewhat behind.
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4GHz... Niceuuuu. If I were upgrading I'd definitely consider the R7 1700.