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Youtube User Tum Apisak has been responsible for a number of leaks and spots, often he was spot on. That said, he posted a screenshot of what seems to be a Ryzen 7 2700X processor in the 3DMark database. If this is a true valid screenshot when compared towards the Ryzen 7 1700X, the base clock is 300 MHz higher and the Turbo reached 4100 MHz.
The screenshot reveals pretty much all we need to know and expect about the 12nm Zen+ update and leaves little else to say. So let's keep things simple and understandable and compare the 2700X towards the 1700X.
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Processor model |
Cores/Threads |
L3 Cache |
TDP |
Base |
Turbo |
Unlocked |
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AMD Ryzen 7 2700X |
8/16 |
16 MB |
95 W |
3.7 GHz |
4.1 GHz |
Yes |
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AMD Ryzen 7 1700X |
8/16 |
16 MB |
95 W |
3.4 GHz |
3.8 GHz |
Yes |
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AMD Ryzen 7 1700 |
8/16 |
16 MB |
65 W |
3.0 GHz |
3.7 GHz |
Yes |
With the base clock raised you should see some better single core performance, and combined with a Turbo to 4100 MHz, things would look pretty good. I can only assume that XFR remains active as well, which could boost another 100 MHz also. Tum Apisak did not share a link, he never does.
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#5524704 Posted on: 03/02/2018 02:14 PM
That's looking great if true.
Will certainly be looking out for a 2600... that'll be sweet value.
That's looking great if true.
Will certainly be looking out for a 2600... that'll be sweet value.
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#5524712 Posted on: 03/02/2018 02:42 PM
yea, that +5/10% performance will make it a "beast". Right.
Ill be upgrading my 1700X to this one or the new 2800X i realy need a bit more core speed , iam currently running my cpu @ 3975mhz if these manage to get all cores at 4400 it will truly be a beast for gaming and probably on par with the 8700k for gaming .
yea, that +5/10% performance will make it a "beast". Right.
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#5524721 Posted on: 03/02/2018 02:51 PM
You speak as a intel fanboy, only they are expecting 5-10% improvements every 6-8 months with a new socket/chipset/motherboard!
That 4.1 Ghz it's at least 15-20 % improvement over the 1000 series.
You speak as a intel fanboy, only they are expecting 5-10% improvements every 6-8 months with a new socket/chipset/motherboard!
That 4.1 Ghz it's at least 15-20 % improvement over the 1000 series.
yea, that +5/10% performance will make it a "beast". Right.
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#5524724 Posted on: 03/02/2018 02:56 PM
Kind of underwhelming.. I was hoping for a 4.2/.3 boost and hopeful ability to take it .4/.5 clocking. I doubt the headroom for ocing will increase. Gonna wait for Zen 2 - unless of course this information is inaccurate.
Kind of underwhelming.. I was hoping for a 4.2/.3 boost and hopeful ability to take it .4/.5 clocking. I doubt the headroom for ocing will increase. Gonna wait for Zen 2 - unless of course this information is inaccurate.
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Ill be upgrading my 1700X to this one or the new 2800X i realy need a bit more core speed , iam currently running my cpu @ 3975mhz if these manage to get all cores at 4400 it will truly be a beast for gaming and probably on par with the 8700k for gaming .