AMD Ryzen 5 2600X and Ryzen 7 2700X Review
Cinebench R15
Published: 19th April 2018 | Source: AMD | Price: |
Cinebench R15
Although not quite matching up to the Intel single processor performance the 2nd Generation of Ryzen CPUs is clearly a step up from that which we saw with the original Ryzens. Just like we saw in Blender the extra stock and overclocked core speeds bring improvements in the speed at which you can get tasks done. That's with 3D rendering, let's look at video rendering now.
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Now, do the tests again with meltdown/spectre applied on intel cpus, as you should.
And you will see a VERY different story, with 2700k destroying 8700k in almost every measure).
(check out anandtech's review to get an idea)Quote
And you will see a VERY different story, with 2700k destroying 8700k in almost every measure).
(check out anandtech's review to get an idea)Quote
Just waiting on your x370 vs x470 comparison video or write up, If there really is no difference when doing a manual overclock I shall get the 2700X as that review was ace !Quote
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Originally Posted by Dicehunter
Just waiting on your x370 vs x470 comparison video or write up, If there really is no difference when doing a manual overclock I shall get the 2700X as that review was ace !
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Excellent review, Tom. These CPUs look fantastic. Some reviewers have hit 4.4Ghz, which is the golden number. Silicon Lottery might be selling 4.4Ghz 2700Xs to quite a few OCN members.Quote
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Very pleased with the reviews of this. Same price for more, always a winner in my book