Pros
- - multithreading - price
Cons
- - gaming performance is lower compared to i5 8400
Pros
- Price (took for 16670) Performance (8 cores, 16 threads) Heat dissipation (on the stock cooler I did not see above 57 degrees)
Cons
- Until I noticed
Pros
- 8c16t, Excellent multi-threaded performance on par with the i7-6900k (RUB 75,000) Price/performance ratio, Single socket for all Zen-based processors, active support promised for at least 4 years, On a stock cooler (which is RGB!1), it will almost certainly overclock to 3.7 GHz, with good luck up to 4-4.1 GHz and temperatures up to 70 degrees. Excellent voltage drop potential: less than 1 volt at stock frequencies. Infinity Fabric is tightly tied to the frequency of the RAM: the higher the frequency of the RAM - the processor works faster. Subjectively smoother FPS in games, there are practically no microfreezes and the minimum FPS is much higher compared to the mainstream kaby lake. AMD FineWine™.
Cons
- At the moment, there is a problem with running RAM with a frequency of more than 2666 MHz: on most boards it refuses to fast at the declared parameters, or you have to manually search for working timings and frequencies by trial and error. 3000 MHz does not pull, only 2933. It is expected that it will be fixed in the near future. Yes, in games ~5-8% less fps compared to 7700k, Ryzen IPC is about 8-10% lower than Kaby Lake. CCX. If the cores need to communicate between two CCXs, there is a large delay, and, as a result, a performance drop of up to 25% compared to a single CCX. see comment. The price in 2022 is an economic crime.
Pros
- Ideal for rendering, sat on the i7 for a long time! But Intel has 8 cores very expensive . According to reviews, it is easy to chase, the multiplier is unlocked
Cons
- I think it would be nice to overclock, there are one-line tasks, though there are few of them on which I will notice the difference.
Pros
- 1) Performance; 2) Price; 3) Low heat generation; 4) Complete set; 5) Solder between heat distributing cover and die
Cons
- 1) Overclocking restrictions; 2) Unlike Intel, there is no omnivorous memory (it will work, but by default it will start at 2133 MHz, and the performance of this CPU significantly depends on the speed of the memory); 3) Follows from the first point, but still, dry performance per core is lower than that of a competitor. Yes, with the same frequency, the difference is leveled, but no one will deliberately reduce the frequencies of the 7700 or 8700 to 3.7-3.9 GHz.
Pros
- ryzen 7 1800x fast processor, enough for all tasks.
Cons
- Not revealed yet
Pros
- + The main advantage is the price + Price per core + 8 cores + Low TDP + Low consumption (not to be confused with TDP . TDP and consumption are different things, otherwise 90% think that this is the same thing) + Solder under the cover + Cheap motherboards with no overclocking restrictions
Cons
- - Low overclocking frequency 3.8-3.9 is mainly taken. - Low performance per core / MHz), and coupled with low overclocking in a single thread, Ryzen looks sad. - Infiniti factories (the common bus of operation is only on one bus), so Ryzen needs RAM with 3200+ MHz and only two-rank (if you take 2 bars), if you take 4, then you need to take single-rank ones.
Pros
- Good performance for the future
Pros
- Low price for an 8-core processor that, when overclocked, catches up with the top 1800X. Possibility of overclocking and voltage reduction. Good box cooler. Good performance.
Cons
- There is none of them
Pros
- Total power, was better than Intel i7 for 24k at the start of sales, now and even more so Good heat dissipation, pulled the Witcher 3 ultra on a branded cooler
Cons
- In the keyshot (3d render), the branded cooler could not withstand the 100% load of the cores, the processor began to throttle. Decided to buy a normal cooler. in a single core, it will lose to the solution from Intel. on rumors, not every software is optimized (below)
Pros
- Editing, rendering, synthetics. King of benchmarks, in synthetics between i7 6800k and 6900k. Unlike the older model, the 1800x costs much less, but is no different. Solder under the lid.
Cons
- Weak for games, at the level of old i7 and modern i5, almost does not chase. Expensive 25k for non-gaming percent, dear mothers from (8-20 oblique) and very weak, for comparison, look at mothers on socket 2022 v3. Raw platform, I don’t think it will be finished soon, so far it doesn’t work well with win 10, problems with high-frequency RAM.
Pros
- Price Performance
Cons
- Low overclocking potential, but these are trifles, performance is enough
Pros
- 1. Price for 8 cores 2. Cold (be quiet! for 1.9k). 3. What else do you need from the processor?
Cons
- Nothing to write. For such money, it still has no analogues.
Pros
- Performance in multi-core mode Temperature The smoothness of the picture in games - there are no friezes or stutters, unlike the I5. It provides the minimum FPS at the Intel level, so you won’t notice much of a difference.
Cons
- In games and some applications from Adobe, where there is no scalability for more than 2-4 threads (cores), it loses to the i7 6700 / 7700 and is compared with the i5 7600. The platform is still raw - BIOS ates come often.
Pros
- We are talking about the AMD Ryzen 7 1800X, I will not name the motherboard so as not to advertise, 64 GB of memory, 5x4 TB disks in the array, I am writing in March 2022. - optimization not only for games, but also for technical tasks - this is a mega plus, for powerful, but inexpensive servers, just a song (see comment); - transcendent computing power (see comment), really amazing; - 16 cores; - capacious cache; - PRICE (1/3 of similar Intel); - very low heat dissipation, does not require powerful cooling; - new technologies and goodies (pulls DDR4, ECC, I generally keep quiet about processor extensions); - I just don’t know the task that could load it at least 70%; - even reviewers praise and do not pour mud, which is strange.
Cons
- - with motherboards from ASUS, judging by the reviews, there are problems with the BIOS. For some reason, they always have problems with new AMD; - Windows 10 has not yet released a patch for its normal support (there are glitches). But who in their right mind uses Windows 10? (joke) :-) - it is not entirely clear who needs such power at home (I mean that it is more suitable for servers).
Pros
- Happy owner of Ryzen 7 1700 Pros: 1) Hell of a multitasker Launch tank client? the second client of tanks? And play at the same time in GTA 5 is quite comfortable? Easily! (no, I don’t do that, but I know that Hong Kong is able to run many games / applications / virtual machines at once - checked) 2) Easy overclocking from under Windows (Amd Ryzen Master) up to 3.6 WITHOUT raising the voltage on the boxed cooler. Even a blonde will do. 3) In the simple heart of my PC it is colder than that of the former! (33C) in games up to 60 in a blown case, it is difficult to warm it up. - at stock frequencies 4) severely dominates the i7-5960x in both single-thread and multi-thread in CPU-Z 5) no drawdowns / freezes in the games were noticed
Cons
- I could not influence the price policy of a competitor as quickly as we would like.
