Help me Intel Ryzen.

[IAmAkiro]

I don't know if there is any of these topics but I would actually hear from way more experienced people

I would really know why i should chose either Ryzen 1700 or i7 7700k

I hear so many differences and would like to hear you guys opinions. A lot of people also says I have to delid the i7 7700k, and other says even a Cooler Master 240v: http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/cpu-liquid-cooler/seidon-240v/ Will keep the i7 7700k hot @ 5ghz.  

So I would like from you guys having those components giving me pros and cons? 

I will be Playing games at 1080P (Hopefully soon 1440P) 

Maybe streaming a bit.

Also maybe some Photoshopping, not  high end PS, most gaming

Hope you guys can help me

[RGProductions]

Just now, GGWP1337 said:

I don't know if there is any of these topics but I would actually hear from way more experienced people

I would really know why i should chose either Ryzen 1700 or i7 7700k

I hear so many differences and would like to hear you guys opinions. A lot of people also says I have to delid the i7 7700k, and other says even a Cooler Master 240v: http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/cpu-liquid-cooler/seidon-240v/ Will keep the i7 7700k hot @ 5ghz.  

So I would like from you guys having those components giving me pros and cons? 

I will be Playing games at 1080P (Hopefully soon 1440P) 

Maybe streaming a bit.

Also maybe some Photoshopping, not  high end PS, most gaming

Hope you guys can help me

Don't even try to push a 7700k that hard without a delid. i would keep it 75c full load or less, which for these seems to be 4.5-4.6 with the lid. i do like ryzen, but I wouldn't be the person to ask, I'm not the most up to date on benchmarks and stuff

[Shiv78]

Any chance of streaming = R7 1700

[Brooksie359]

Well the r7 1700 is the better all around cpu but the 7700k is better for pure gaming. That being said the r7 1700 isn't going to give you bad gaming performance by any means and is more than capable of getting the full potential of alot of gpus at 1080p and even more at 1440p and 4k.

[Princess Luna]

You should go Ryzen 7 1700 or wait Coffee Lake.

[IAmAkiro]

When does Coffee Lake come out, any leaks?

[AvocadosGuac]

The 1700 is going to give you slitgtly worse avg's but better mins... Plus you'll get an extra 3-4 years of useful life out of it.

[ImNotThere]

i find people just come down to preference, as a general, and i mean VERY general, ryzen is better for workstations and intel is better for gaming

[Brooksie359]

The r5 1600 is basically the same gaming performance as the r7 1700 so if you look at these benchmarks of 30 games you can see how the r7 1700 will do when compared to the i7 7700k when both are overclocked.

[Princess Luna]

4 minutes ago, GGWP1337 said:

When does Coffee Lake come out, any leaks?

Gonna have to wait a good couple of months yet.

 

The i7 7700 with the cheapest board you can find and stock cooling, this will cost you significantly less and the performance you gain overclocking seriously isn't enough to justify it's cost, it is like buying nvme SSD for a gaming rig, you're paying too much for too little.

[IAmAkiro]

@Princess Cadence

But if will it be worth maybe getting the i7 7700k or wait for coffee lake? 

 

[Princess Luna]

Just now, GGWP1337 said:

@Princess Cadence

But if will it be worth maybe getting the i7 7700k or wait for coffee lake?

Eh I would wait if I could, Kaby Lake is just a polished Skylake, at least with Coffee Lake you get finally 6c/12t on the mainstream and that'll be the most significant change Intel has done in a very good while.

[IAmAkiro]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

Eh I would wait if I could, Kaby Lake is just a polished Skylake, at least with Coffee Lake you get finally 6c/12t on the mainstream and that'll be the most significant change Intel has done in a very good while.

 

Problem is, I don't know the price so if it's around 600 ++ I just cannot buy it  Can't afford that exspensive a CPU 

[Tobias Beyer]

Im German so excuse mistakes, please.In my oppinion you should choose the Ryzen. Its performance especially in streaming applications is vastely superior. The 7700k will perform better in 1080p gaming but in the future(when games will be able to use more cores) you should be better off with the r7 1700. Also, you should be able to overclock the Ryzen as well to get near the performance of the 7700k at stock speeds. You could wait for coffee lake but we dont know for sure how these will perform an how pricing is going to be.

[Princess Luna]

Just now, GGWP1337 said:

Problem is, I don't know the price so if it's around 600 ++ I just cannot buy it  Can't afford that exspensive a CPU 

An i7 8700k / 8700 will cost what an i7 7700k / 7700 cost, maybe with a small price correction from inflation and what not, and it seems that all LG1151 motherboards are compatible, so I'd just get the cheapest h110m and throw that i7 8700 on it, might end up even better performing than the i7 7800x on the hyper expensive x299 platform lol.

[Guest]

If you can't wait, I suggest you to go with ryzen but if you wait we will see the prices and how good coffee lake is.

 

But I have to say , I don't have that good of a feeling for coffee lake, we'll see

[Princess Luna]

Just now, Tobias Beyer said:

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Erstellen sie Ihr eigenes faden.

 

[NumLock21]

25 minutes ago, GGWP1337 said:

When does Coffee Lake come out, any leaks?

Soon

[TorqueS]

At this point in time, I suggest going Ryzen 1600 or 1700 without question. 

Intel has become  the exception...unless you have a 144Hz monitor there is no need for a  7700K, especially if you are thinking about streaming, editing etc.

 

[Shiv78]

1 minute ago, TorqueS said:

Intel has become  the exception...unless you have a 144Hz monitor there is no need for a  7700K, especially if you are thinking about streaming, editing etc.

 

IMO 7700K is only needed for 1080p 120Hz+, at 1440p and higher CPu doesn't matter as much