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- good %, everything flies, in multitasking 16 threads absolutely rule toys are played, autocad autocad, a browser with 10 tabs is open, and all of this is happening at the same time and there are no lags =)
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🚀 Experience Power and Speed with AMD Ryzen 7 1700X Processor Review
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4.8
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| Brand | AMD |
|---|---|
| CPU Manufacturer | AMD |
| CPU Model | Unknown |
| CPU Speed | 0.1 GHz |
| CPU Socket | Socket AM4 |
Description of 🚀 Experience Power and Speed with AMD Ryzen 7 1700X Processor
Product Characteristics
The AMD Ryzen 7 1700X is a powerful computer internal component that offers exceptional performance for demanding tasks. With its high clock speed and advanced architecture, this processor delivers impressive computing power. Designed for the AM4 socket, it provides a seamless fit into compatible motherboards, ensuring smooth operation and easy installation.
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When comparing the AMD Ryzen 7 1700X to other desktop barebones processors, it stands out as a top contender. Its multi-threading capabilities and eight cores make it an ideal choice for users seeking ...
Pros
- - 8 cores and 16 threads - Low cost, I purchased it for 11200 dollars - Stable operation when overclocked to 3700 megahertz and voltage of 1.26 volts -
Cons
- Did not make it public. With regard to its cost, the TOP
Pros
- A solid eight core. It is possible to attain low temperatures by using voltages that are appropriate and frequencies that are fixed. While multithreading can be helpful in business programs, it might be better to look into something more modern for games.
Cons
- A little bit old.
Pros
- 1700, which required 3925 at 1.35v (1.38v with LLC) (BPM was no longer permitted on the Asus B350M-K motherboard). memory alone brought her profile up to 2933, with timings of +1 for each round. I took 3066, but because I was dancing, I ended up taking 3200 (Hunix chips, so this is par for the course). CB15 1t = 156 16t = 1700 cpu-z 1t = 425 16t = 4790 (who here requested for benches, here at 3925 frequency) CB15 1t = 156 16t = 1700 cpu-z 1t = 425 16t = 4790
Cons
- 1. speeding up the clock 2. the speed as well as the latency of the memory and the caches 3. For the same price that we pay, they sell the boxed versions with coolers in other countries. 4.. 5. YES, IT DOESN'T HAVE ANY MINUSES:)
Pros
- Great processor for multi-threaded tasks. Works very smart. Compiling gentoo under it is just a fairy tale.
Cons
- Great processor for multi-threaded tasks. Works very smart.Compiling gentoo under it is just a fairy tale.
Pros
- 1700 - took 3925 at 1.35v (1.38v with LLC) (no longer allowed BPM on asus b350m-k motherboard) memory without dancing took her profile to 2933, with timings +1 I took 3066, well, with dancing I took 3200 (Hunix chips, so this is normal) CB15 1t = 156 16t = 1700 cpu-z 1t = 425 16t=4790 (who here asked for benches, here at 3925 frequency)
Cons
- 1. overclocking 2. speed/latency of memory and caches 3. for the price that we have, they sell boxed ones with coolers abroad . 4. . 5. YES IT HAS NO MINUSES :)
Pros
- + The most significant benefit is the low cost + The low price per core + The eight cores + The low thermal design power + The low power consumption (not to be confused with TDP. TDP and consumption are not the same thing, despite the fact that 90% of people believe that they are) + Solder behind the lid + Cheap motherboards with no overclocking limits
Cons
- - Most commonly, a low overclocking frequency between 3.8 and 3.9 is used. - Ryzen has a gloomy appearance due to its poor performance per core per MHz, which, when combined with its low overclocking on a single thread, makes Ryzen look even worse. - Infiniti factory (the common bus of operation is only on one bus), thus Ryzen requires RAM with a frequency of 3200 MHz or higher and just two ranks (if you take two bars); if you take four bars, then you need to pick single-rank ones.
Pros
- multitasking
Cons
- 1) Performing dance moves while playing a tambourine during acceleration 2) Unprocessed platform
Pros
- - Fast. It was primarily intended to operate in 3DS MAX, which is why I purchased it; nevertheless, I use it as a CPU for gaming. When it comes to rendering, it is absolutely incomparable; of course, it is a VERY huge order superior to the assembly on 2 Xeons, and the performance of a single Xeon is superior to 2 times. But now I'm going to talk about processors that can cost anywhere from $1000 to 1900 dollars, depending on the model, and this one goes for approximately 400 dollars. The most powerful consumer version of Intel's i7 processor, the 7700, will not do well in the test, and the 6950, which costs $1,000, won't do much better than it. The frame rate of games is typically fairly high. If you are unable to tell the difference between 100 and 110 frames per second, Ryzen is the safest option for you to go with. — a chilly feeling. To the best of my knowledge, the temperature setting for models 1700x and 1800x is approximately 20 degrees too high. Even assuming that this is not the case, the temperature is still very cold. I have not risen beyond 80 degrees yet.
Cons
- It is quite disappointing that Windows 7 does not have complete support available. From the 10s so far, I do not have a very favorable impression; it seems to me that it is not holistic in some way, there is no unified ergonomics and style, and everything is somehow in parts, a little bit from 7, a little bit from 8, and a little bit more any heretic. Consequently, I consider this to be a major strike against it. -RAM needs. If the frequency is increased to 3200 from 2667, then the change in performance is not nearly as significant; it is only 3-5% greater. The performance increases by 10-20% when the frequency is raised from 2667. This is what the reviewers have to say about it. That is why I decided to get 2666 MB of RAM.
Pros
- I was unable to locate anything that I could download. I have Universe Sandbox2. Using this piece of software, I was able to create a simulation of the impact of three galaxies colliding. I had, in the past, attempted to simulate this scenario with a Phenom 2 x6 1075t. When the galaxy merger had begun, the ship entered a blue screen and crashed. And on Ryzen, not only did the procedure succeed in reaching its conclusion, but the simulation speed was also able to surpass 500,000 years per second. CPU utilization 52%. What were your reasons for using Universe Sandbox? only the processor is loaded here. and loads in the correct manner. However, he was unable to completely load it. I will search for further simulations. The concept of a double neutron star orbiting a black hole was interesting and potentially useful. The simulation speed was reset to 0.5 seconds per second when extra big bodies were present.
Cons
- purchased a BOX. I foolishly believed that the kit would come included with a chiller of some sort. A sticker on the side of the box reveals that there are some of the packaged varieties that do not include a cooler.
Pros
- Threads and frequency of output from the TOP box's performance
Cons
- Lame optimization - Heat dissipation
Pros
- 1. The cost of 8 cores Cold (remain silent for 1.9k). 3. Do you require anything else from the processor?
Cons
- Not much to say. It continues to have no equivalents for such money.
Pros
- Price Performance
Cons
- Low overclocking potential, although these are minor complaints because the performance is sufficient.
Pros
- 1. Overclocking potential (takes 3700 MHz at a drain voltage of 12022V) 2. No need to scalp, unlike ., solder under the lid, but chewing gum 3. 8 cores 16 threads for the price of 4 cores and 8 threads! 4. AM4 platform will live for at least 3 more years according to AMD 5. A trifle, but nice, a stock cooler with a nice LED backlight, keeps overclocking at 3500 for all cores (in fact, the performance is 1700x)
Cons
- I can’t overclock at full power yet, so to speak, because I’m still sitting on a stock cooler (thank you 2022 Post!)
Pros
- - price/performance ratio - useful and unique experience with hardware
Cons
- - children's ailments - several dozen gray hairs when setting up the system - you may need "straight" hands
