That's what I was thinking yeah. Probably a R7 2800 or something along those lines. Depends if the generation after that will be supported on the same board.
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That's what I was thinking yeah. Probably a R7 2800 or something along those lines. Depends if the generation after that will be supported on the same board.
Oussebon
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Just for anyone who missed it (I did until someone posted a spec up with it) PC Specialist are now selling Ryzen builds with 16gb 2666MHz and 16gb 3000MHz DDR4 available.
There's also the A320M-K on offer in the configurator. https://www.asus.com/uk/Motherboards/PRIME-A320M-K/
Not an ideal pairing for R5/R7 builds but will be a nice match for budget systems with R3 or the APUs and shave a bit more off the price tag.
There's also the A320M-K on offer in the configurator. https://www.asus.com/uk/Motherboards/PRIME-A320M-K/
Not an ideal pairing for R5/R7 builds but will be a nice match for budget systems with R3 or the APUs and shave a bit more off the price tag.
Oussebon
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32gb 3000MHz RAM available now, which is cool.
Watching the AMD Computex stream. There's a Ryzen laptop just been shown off, powered by dubstep apparently. But also sporting Ryzen CPU, RX 500 graphics, freesync screen.
It's not a Clevo, it's the one we saw teased before, but I'm sure Clevo will follow suit asap.
https://videocardz.com/70071/amd-radeon-rx-vega-launches-at-siggraph-late-july
Vega seems to be late, or at least non-frontier Vega is.
https://youtu.be/WK9z6NO1qyU?t=3179 Odd that two Vegas are (having to be?) used for Prey at 4k.
Watching the AMD Computex stream. There's a Ryzen laptop just been shown off, powered by dubstep apparently. But also sporting Ryzen CPU, RX 500 graphics, freesync screen.
It's not a Clevo, it's the one we saw teased before, but I'm sure Clevo will follow suit asap.
https://videocardz.com/70071/amd-radeon-rx-vega-launches-at-siggraph-late-july
Vega seems to be late, or at least non-frontier Vega is.
https://youtu.be/WK9z6NO1qyU?t=3179 Odd that two Vegas are (having to be?) used for Prey at 4k.
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Hugo Cowan
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It seems they pulled the 3000MHz RAM from the options. It's probably due to compatibility issues, which is a shame because new BIOSes with AGESA 1.0.0.6 are right around the corner.
The upcoming BIOS is reported to make 3200MHz possible for all configurations of CPU/memory. 3000MHz should be a non-issue, even considering the tight tolerances required for a system builder.
Also, seems that the price of the 1700 has gone down by around £10, and the 1700X has also decreased, not sure exactly how much. This seems in line with the price cuts TPU wrote on yesterday.
The upcoming BIOS is reported to make 3200MHz possible for all configurations of CPU/memory. 3000MHz should be a non-issue, even considering the tight tolerances required for a system builder.
Also, seems that the price of the 1700 has gone down by around £10, and the 1700X has also decreased, not sure exactly how much. This seems in line with the price cuts TPU wrote on yesterday.
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Oussebon
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Let's hope, about the RAM.
I hadn't noticed the R7s on PCS had come down in price though I don't have a handle on the specific prices of any CPU on this website since they all vary quite a bit all the time.
I hadn't heard about the AMD Ryzen price cut and finally bothered to look into it. TPU clarify:
Seems what happened is that Newegg cut its prices, which some websites reported on. Other websites picked up on that and it got morphed into a general Ryzen price cut in the reporting. Even though it seemed to be principally Newegg.
I hadn't noticed the R7s on PCS had come down in price though I don't have a handle on the specific prices of any CPU on this website since they all vary quite a bit all the time.
I hadn't heard about the AMD Ryzen price cut and finally bothered to look into it. TPU clarify:
Seems what happened is that Newegg cut its prices, which some websites reported on. Other websites picked up on that and it got morphed into a general Ryzen price cut in the reporting. Even though it seemed to be principally Newegg.
Oussebon
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AMD Ryzen vs 7700k for streaming:
Pour rappel, nous avons utilisé pour ce faire OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), et avons paramétré notre flux sur des paramètres relativement lourds : résolution 720p, encodage x264, birate max = "4000", preset d'encodage = "Slow".
http://www.jeuxvideo.com/dossier/62...d-signe-son-retour-avec-un-grand-r/622017.htm
Yellow = regular frame drops and loss of quality. Red = more than 50% frames lost / the stream cut out.
Just posting as I seem to remember a conversation where someone (Wozza iirc) said Ryzen soundly beat the 7700k in streaming, and I said I'd be interested to see some benches. While looking for something else today I came across the above. I haven't really spent any time looking for benches of that, and these happen to be the first I've seen in a written article.
Not a surprise to anyone I should think but it's always nice to know there's an article out there one can refer to.
Pour rappel, nous avons utilisé pour ce faire OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), et avons paramétré notre flux sur des paramètres relativement lourds : résolution 720p, encodage x264, birate max = "4000", preset d'encodage = "Slow".
http://www.jeuxvideo.com/dossier/62...d-signe-son-retour-avec-un-grand-r/622017.htm
Yellow = regular frame drops and loss of quality. Red = more than 50% frames lost / the stream cut out.
Just posting as I seem to remember a conversation where someone (Wozza iirc) said Ryzen soundly beat the 7700k in streaming, and I said I'd be interested to see some benches. While looking for something else today I came across the above. I haven't really spent any time looking for benches of that, and these happen to be the first I've seen in a written article.
Not a surprise to anyone I should think but it's always nice to know there's an article out there one can refer to.
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