Ryzen

[kreechrr]

basically looking to see what people want

[AI3X]

Don't care who. Just want to see them

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Create585 said:

basically looking to see what people want

I want you to oc it with liquid nitrogen to at last 5ghz and run crysis 3 with it or aida 64 stress test for few days

[Enderman]

11 minutes ago, AI3X said:

Don't care who. Just want to see them

You should care.

There's a reason that professional reviewers with proper methodology do the reviews and not random kids on youtube.

 

Or maybe you want to see more benchmarks like this?

lol

[LordWaffleGoblin]

I would just like proper benchmarks.

[Orangeator]

21 minutes ago, Enderman said:

You should care.

There's a reason that professional reviewers with proper methodology do the reviews and not random kids on youtube.

 

Or maybe you want to see more benchmarks like this?

lol

Hahahaha!

[kreechrr]

1 hour ago, Jorgen297 said:

If you're already getting the parts, you might aswell make a vid on it, but I wouldn't buy the parts just to make a video on them kinda. 

I do already have it ordered. I'm very interested in this 1800x vs the 6900k I bought awhile back. 

[kreechrr]

1 hour ago, Enderman said:

You should care.

There's a reason that professional reviewers with proper methodology do the reviews and not random kids on youtube.

 

Or maybe you want to see more benchmarks like this?

lol

 

My testing methods would be to give both CPU's a dual channel kit of 16GB ddr4 lpx by Corsair at 2133MHz, both a cpu's gtx 1080's at 1607MHz clock speed, both an evga 850w PSU, and aside from eliminating as many other variants as possible, keep each cpu at 4GHz clock speed.

[Patrick3D]

I'm not going to sit through a video to see a bar graph. I will however watch some B-roll porn of the build going together.

[Enderman]

5 minutes ago, Create585 said:

My testing methods would be to give both CPU's a dual channel kit of 16GB ddr4 lpx by Corsair at 2133MHz, both a cpu's gtx 1080's at 1607MHz clock speed, both an evga 850w PSU, and aside from eliminating as many other variants as possible, keep each cpu at 4GHz clock speed.

It's more complicated than that.

First you need to do a clean install and disable startup processes to prevent background tasks from interfering, windows needs to be updated, tests need to be run at least a few times so that you can figure out the standard deviation which should be less than 1fps.

You also need to clean install and do the same process after changing the motherboard.

You also need to make sure that there is a consistent ambient temperature during all tests so that one isn't running hotter than the other.

Etc etc etc.

 

If you can actually do all this stuff and consistently get the same test results while also formulating a good entertaining and informative video then congrats maybe you can become a professional reviewer some day.