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source: https://www.purepc.pl/procesory/test_procesora_amd_ryzen_5_1400_konkurent_intel_core_i5_7400

 

at least here, the R5 1400 is at the same price with the i5 7400, but Ryzen's gaming performance is rather comparable with an i3 6100 ... highly disappointing -_-

 

PurePC.PL has tested the R5 1400 in 10 games:

 

BF1:

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Crysis 3:

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Dishonored 2:

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DeusEX Mankind Divided:

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FallOut 4:

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HitMan:

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Rise of the Tomb Raider:

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The Witcher 3:

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using higher freq CL14 DDR4 helps, but it also helps the i5, see the results here: https://www.purepc.pl/procesory/test_procesora_amd_ryzen_5_1400_konkurent_intel_core_i5_7400?page=0,42

 

if you plan to buy this CPU for gaming, you should avoid it - roughly i3 perf for ~+50% the price?! hells no

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Benchmarks from a more reliable source

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Expected

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AMD get it right next generation please 

 

- signed, budget gamers everywhere

idk

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Just now, PCGuy_5960 said:

Benchmarks from a more reliable source

the topic is about R5 1400; not the 1600X, not the 1500X

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Just now, zMeul said:

the topic is about R5 1400; not the 1600X, not the 1500X

Yeah, but the 1400 is a 1500X with slightly lower clock speeds ;)

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Just now, PCGuy_5960 said:

Yeah, but the 1400 is a 1500X with slightly lower clock speeds ;)

yeah, at it hurts it; also has twice less L3 cache from what I see

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3 minutes ago, kladzen said:

KABA LAKE :D ?

BEST. FAIL. EVER.xD

HOW ABOUT LAKE KABA...

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Just now, Droidbot said:

from the 1600x benches it looks like my i5 4670k rides with me for another generation

You should upgrade to a 4790K, they cost less than $250 on ebay right now :P

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Interesting. I'll wait to see from a few other places though. And then maybe afterwards when they'll probably send out better drivers.

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Not terrible though when you think about it. Still think it's amazing what AMD has accomplished with limited money and talent when compared to Intel. Those clock speeds I think are what is killing it. That and games being optimized for intel. They definitely have a good foundation to build upon. Hopefully Global Foundries can improve their technology by next gen. I think they are the biggest bottleneck to amd.

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4 minutes ago, jman629 said:

Not terrible though when you think about it. Still think it's amazing what AMD has accomplished with limited money and talent when compared to Intel. Those clock speeds I think are what is killing it. That and games being optimized for intel. They definitely have a good foundation to build upon. Hopefully Global Foundries can improve their technology by next gen. I think they are the biggest bottleneck to amd.

 

Too right! Their process is great for laptop low power parts, but really cannot handle High clockspeeds; and really pumps out heat, and consumes far more power as the clockspeed is forced up.

Hopefully their process isn't going to hold back Vega too much; and I wonder how Ryzen 2 will turnout with an improved 14nm as well. All they need is another 500Mhz on Baseclocks to sort out their current shortcomings in gaming.

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Jesus that benchmark where they run worse than the FX series is devastating, i would almost say there is something going wrong optimization wise there because that is dreadful.

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18 minutes ago, The Benjamins said:

lol anandtech has a page of their review not finish when it got published. it is the test setup page.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/11244/the-amd-ryzen-5-1600x-vs-core-i5-review-twelve-threads-vs-four/3

It's also unfinished on the last page. I asked Ian in the comments and he just said that they just couldn't finish, considering the huge amount of testing they had to do (Anandtech tested six games with the 1080, Fury, 1060, and 480, not to mention all the CPU benchmarks they also did).

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7 minutes ago, Valentyn said:

 

Too right! Their process is great for laptop low power parts, but really cannot handle High clockspeeds; and really pumps out heat, and consumes far more power as the clockspeed is forced up.

Hopefully their process isn't going to hold back Vega too much; and I wonder how Ryzen 2 will turnout with an improved 14nm as well. All they need is another 500Mhz on Baseclocks to sort out their current shortcomings in gaming.

That cannot happen. It would suck for them to repeat the FX holding back their own GPUs again. 

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Expect a lot of 7600k vs 1600x threads gaming focused were people are going to be saying the same shit others said in the 8350 vs 4670k threads. Games are going to take advantage of more cores in a few years so best to future proof. 2017 8350 still losing to 2500k a CPU from 2011 -_- .

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1 minute ago, Demonking said:

Expect a lot of 7600k vs 1500x threads gaming focused were people are going to be saying the same shit others said in the 8350 vs 4670k threads. Games are going to take advantage of more cores in a few years so best to future proof. 2017 8350 still losing to 2500k a CPU from 2011 -_- .

the preformance is close, but for me I always have a lot of stuff open so the extra cores help not slow the game down. and it can be used as a budget streaming CPU.

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9 minutes ago, Demonking said:

That cannot happen. It would suck for them to repeat the FX holding back their own GPUs again. 

Not in that sense, as in Vega is using the exact same 14nm Process as Ryzen.

We saw first hand how the immature process handicapped Polaris, giving it low clockspeeds, and high power consumption.

 

I hope for Vega they're stuck with a similar issue where the clocks speeds are compromised to keep the power incheck due to the 14nm LPP process of GloFo.

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2 minutes ago, wkdpaul said:

hmm ... to be fair IMO, the OP is missing the OC benchmarks.

 

See for yourselves;

 

https://www.purepc.pl/procesory/test_procesora_amd_ryzen_5_1400_konkurent_intel_core_i5_7400?page=0,30

feel free to add them :D

OCig closes the gap but you should not be expected to OC the CPU to still don't have same out of the box perf with an non K i5 - want to compare? compare OC results with OCed i5s

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Just wait for Ryzen 2. :)

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