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PS5 and the new Xboxes(even lockhart) are gonna blow the pants off the current gen in Pro and X just by the CPU jump alone, not even talking about the CPU, RAM or SSD improvements...we dont even have to consider original XBO or base PS4(the jump is gonna be extreme for me since i still have my launch day 500gb PS4 as my only current gen machine)
You could have a base PS4 with this CPU and achieve so much more than what a base machine is currently doing, that's how CPU limited current gen is
You could have a base PS4 with this CPU and achieve so much more than what a base machine is currently doing, that's how CPU limited current gen is
The same for me. I'm still rolling with base PS4 on a 1080p TV.
We not ready for the jump we're about to get. Next gen console + 4KTV + HDR = 🤤
i'm using my base machine on a 4K TV lol...i cant imagine what's next. what'll be neat will be to go back to games like nioh that are dynamically scaling based on load and see if they can hit their targets. i'd love to see a patch that allows for a 4K 60fps mode instead of just prioritizing one or the other
As someone that recently built a PC with this exact CPU, non K 8700..... fuck me.......
should've gone amd... regret this so much now ugh
Looking forward to finally replacing my 3500k if this leak pans out/is legit.
Wonder what the mid-range is gonna be able to do.
Wonder what the mid-range is gonna be able to do.
Nice. Gonna stick with a 2700x since it works fine for the applications I use and I really doubt there's going to be many, if any, PC games that interest me released between now and sometime in 2022 where I'd need a better CPU than that for the performance I want, but it's good to see signs of a good leap in tech.
The Ryzen 3 3390 benchmarked is only 33% faster than the 8 year old i7 2600 on single core tasks (albeit twice as fast at multi core, given the additional cores). Your 6700 is plenty fast.
IPC isn't actually that far behind for Ryzen 1000/2000 series CPUs. The main differentiator has been that Intel has been able to sustain higher clock-speeds, resulting in higher single threaded performance. With a new process node AMD might be able to bridge most or all of the single-threaded performance gap, while retaining/extending their multi-threaded lead, but we can't confirm that beyond doubt until reviews hit.
The two main things here are the 7nm process node to help density increase and keep down power/heat (i.e. higher clocks in theory), as well as whatever IPC improvements they made to their architecture since Zen 1 cores released.
Well the ps5 is rumored to be 3.2ghz at 8 cores, so i guess that it roughly matches the results here?
Ah, so it's on the 26th here(US) then. Nice! I guess they changed the date.
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And here I just started putting together a list for a 9700k build... What are AMD going to unleash?
Thanks for posting this, can't wait!For people wondering the exact time of the AMD COMPUTEX 2019 Keynote:
1600X ---> 3600X is looking to be a worthwhile upgrade. Not having to replace my MB would be really really nice.
I'm in the same boat. But I'll go for 12 cores.
Hope I can't get $100 for my 1600 still when selling
AMD and not delivering on the hype is sooo common. But I dunno.. this time it looks...
We will see.
I read this and know it to be true, but it is so hard to contain the hype
I mean, there's less than 24 hrs before the keynote, so it's not like like we won't find out soon anyway.
I don't believe the lowest next gen tier is more powerful than the highest last gen tier.
Lisa su aims for small achievable gains.
This is pipedreaming.
Lisa su aims for small achievable gains.
This is pipedreaming.
Not saying they can't reinvent the wheel, but typically, adding cores makes sustaining higher clocks more difficult
New MB + DDR4 Ram too. I too have a 4770k and I really don't know what to do lol. I've been Intel since my very first gaming computer with a first gen i7. Then again I've only had that and when the GPU on that machine died, built a new system with the 4770k.
Well i hope so, cheap CPU's with this performance? sounds great.
I doubt I'll be able to hold back from upgrading my CPU, and while I hope I can retain my board, I should've picked a better board for overclocking.
Can't wait to see where AMD takes us
Can't wait to see where AMD takes us
You might be better off just keeping it. If your rig is just for gaming, 4 cores with HT will probably still be okay for a while yet. I'm still running a 4-core 4670 at stock speeds and it's fine for 95% of my games.
I do feel bad for Skylake buyers who want to resell. Having both Ryzen and 6-core Intel cheaps releasing shortly after upgrading would sting. I know a mate of mine was absolutely pissed about it but I don't think anybody could have predicted how decent the Ryzen chips were going to be.
You must be thinking of Kaby Lake. Skylake came out 2 years before Coffee Lake. Ryzen was about a year and a half after Skylake.