Re:AMD EPYC 7000 CPUs: 32 cores, 64 threads, 8 memory channe...
by onli on Thursday June 15, 2017 @07:52PM
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> The Zen core had a pretty good (but no that amazing) success in the consumer market
In the communities I look at, the only Intel processors still getting regularly recommended are the Pentium G4560 and the Intel i7-7700K. And that's from consumers to consumers.
Also, when I look at my meta-benchmark for games, I see Ryzen with really good results by now. That changed a bit, it improved now that games are getting optimized and ram support is getting better. Before the i5 was still more viable.
I don't have insight into the whole market, but from my small observer position Ryzen does look like a pretty huge success.
In the communities I look at, the only Intel processors still getting regularly recommended are the Pentium G4560 and the Intel i7-7700K. And that's from consumers to consumers.
Also, when I look at my meta-benchmark for games, I see Ryzen with really good results by now. That changed a bit, it improved now that games are getting optimized and ram support is getting better. Before the i5 was still more viable.
I don't have insight into the whole market, but from my small observer position Ryzen does look like a pretty huge success.