Maybe try reading before jumping in, Clue is in the Almost, I would call 1-4 fps almost too
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Ryzen 2600 vs Core i9 7800X in 37 game benchmark.
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Maybe try reading before jumping in, Clue is in the Almost, I would call 1-4 fps almost too
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Of course it does and in fact always has done. With Ryzen in particular it makes a huge difference. Even running rubbish timmings at a higher Cache speed is more often than not better than running tight timmings at a lower speed.
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Not sure how to send a PM. If you ever want to get rid of your 5.2GHz 7700K please let me know
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Not beyond 3200 / 3400Mhz is doesn't, which is what we are talking about here... it makes almost 0 difference as the benchmarks show, if anything the performance is actually lower at 4000Mhz because of the weaker timings you have to run.
Not sure how to send a PM. If you ever want to get rid of your 5.2GHz 7700K please let me know
Unlikely to be any time soon, will probably make the switch when gen 3 Ryzen is released.
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How well does your 7700k do AVX? Can it pass 5GHz LinX runs within 1.25v?Unlikely to be any time soon, will probably make the switch when gen 3 Ryzen is released.
No idea, haven't tried, I only use it for gaming so don't really have any interest in trying AVX workloads or anything. Doesn't pass 70c in gaming with a 240mm AIO and the fans at a measly 400rpm.
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Thanks. Just wondering whether the 5.2GHz samples from Silicon Lottery can do 5GHz AVX within 1.25v. In China the current prices of binned 7700K is so much higher than binned 8700K. It seems tricky to get a good 7700K now. I don't need more than 4 cores, but I do want full stability under all workloads.No idea, haven't tried, I only use it for gaming so don't really have any interest in trying AVX workloads or anything. Doesn't pass 70c in gaming with a 240mm AIO and the fans at a measly 400rpm.
They probably have better samples, mine was just a retail boxed chip that my friend gave me super cheap last year. Needs fairly high voltage for 5.2, I currently have it at 1.35v so it's by no means a golden chip but the cooling is adequate and I didn't pay a whole lot for it so I have no problem with it.
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Wow this is such a bummer onto my head! Silicon Lottery says 1.45v for 5.2GHz (and 5GHz AVX), which means even if I buy from them, it may still take 1.35v instead of 1.25v for 5GHz AVX. I guess I'm gonna skip theirs.They probably have better samples, mine was just a retail boxed chip that my friend gave me super cheap last year. Needs fairly high voltage for 5.2, I currently have it at 1.35v so it's by no means a golden chip but the cooling is adequate and I didn't pay a whole lot for it so I have no problem with it.
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Well im looking on Untuned xmp settings that are highlighted in colour so every Joe can run those in 5 seconds. Enter bioss select xmp boot up.
3200cl14 You are in about are not standard settings but tuned up ones. With tuned ip 4133 kit will do 4000cl16 or 3600cl14.
We got 2 guys at ocn tryig to get 3600cl14 stable on zen+atm.
uFO from my polish forums is running 3866cl15 as daily setting with hes 8700k at 4.1. Had 4000cl15 but at 1.7 volts bit much for daily
Im waiting for this teamgroup zen+ 3466 kit fot tests.
Well im looking on Untuned xmp settings that are highlighted in colour so every Joe can run those in 5 seconds. Enter bioss select xmp boot up.
3200cl14 You are in about are not standard settings but tuned up ones. With tuned ip 4133 kit will do 4000cl16 or 3600cl14.
We got 2 guys at ocn tryig to get 3600cl14 stable on zen+atm.
uFO from my polish forums is running 3866cl15 as daily setting with hes 8700k at 4.1. Had 4000cl15 but at 1.7 volts bit much for daily
Im waiting for this teamgroup zen+ 3466 kit fot tests.
what does any of this have to do with what you quoted?
I'm reading it thinking.....wat?!?!?!?!
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What What ?? Out of the box xmp profile on them kits is faster . Thats one of biggest problems with ryzen only2 kits tend to work with out of the box settings :/ Thank god for calculator !!!!
What are you talking about? it takes 10 seconds, select XMP profile > select rated speed and done.
And what does this have to do with 3200Mhz vs 4000Mhz memory making 0 difference to Intel's performance?
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The only game which seems to actually like high speed RAM to any degree is Fallout 4:
https://static.techspot.com/articles-info/1171/bench/Fallout.png
Even then once you get to 3600MHZ it really makes no real difference beyond that,and I suspect a decentish 3200MHZ~3466MHZ kit would probably do the job.
https://static.techspot.com/articles-info/1171/bench/Fallout.png
Even then once you get to 3600MHZ it really makes no real difference beyond that,and I suspect a decentish 3200MHZ~3466MHZ kit would probably do the job.
Do we know why it didn't make any difference? Is it a hardware bottleneck or the software that can't make use on the faster memory?
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Not sure what you mean,but Fallout 4 shows decent scaling - if its above 3600MHZ,I suspect the CPU or GPU has run out of grunt by then??