#5673310

Koniakki

2019-05-26 19:05

The only thing I trust and put my sweet pink Himalayan salt back on the counter, will be when Hilbert Hagedoorn drops his day 1 Ryzen 2 3600X 3700X 3800X 3850X? reviews on us at the frontpage! 😀

#5673326

chispy

2019-05-26 19:30

Koniakki:

The only thing I trust and put my sweet pink Himalayan salt back on the counter, will be when Hilbert Hagedoorn drops his day 1 Ryzen 2 3600X 3700X 3800X 3850X? reviews on us at the frontpage! 😀

+1 , leaks and little birdies talking about the clocks and Mhz + performance on different benchmarks have conflicting information , better wait for Hilberts review.

#5673327

Silva

2019-05-26 19:31

10% improvement is respectable. With core count increase and competitive prices, it will sell like candy.

#5673349

Calmmo

2019-05-26 20:33

These are also most likely early samples that have been floating around for a while. Clocks are likely to be higher on the end products, even if not by much.

#5673381

chrislondon

2019-05-26 22:43

Not too shabby for an entry level CPU.

#5673386

JamesSneed

2019-05-26 23:27

I really hope we will be seeing a 10-15% IPC increase. Along with decent clocks these will be some lovely CPU's. My Ryzen 1800x is getting a bit jealous though because she knows what is going to happen.

#5673396

Kaleid

2019-05-27 01:05

Wonderful to see AMD back in the game again. 7nm (or whatever it really is) should also provide plenty of efficiency. Bring it on!

#5677008

Jawnys

2019-06-05 16:34

i cant wait to see the 3800x and 3900x benchmark especially in single core, my i7-7700k probably will become my secondary pc now, it still my main gaming pc over my ryzen 2700x, but if ipc gain is between 10-15 % plus the increase clock speed we might see a score close to 6000 in single core perf on that 3800x and 3900x with a bit of tweaking 7700k score https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/13409208 2700x score https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/13409249