i think AMD Threadripper completely destroyed Intel

[Nancy the Girl]

Intel must lower their prices or no one will by Intel cpu's

Ryzen completely destroyed intel with RYZEN THREADRIPPER

intel 7900X is 1 000 $ but with only 10 cores 

Ryzen is also 1 000$ but with 16 cores

Ryzen completely destroyed Intel

watch the video

 

 

Intel lower your prices no one will by your 1 000 $ CPU

people will buy the AMD version because it's better and faster .

 

edit 1 : imagine Intel selling monitors in future to help paying the electricity bill hahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[Zando_]

1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Okay. Well, these topics are troll/flame/etc. bait and will likely be closed by a mod soon

Yeah. Plus, it's still even, since lots of people prefer to stick to intel, and they still beat Ryzen in IPC and core clock, so if your applications need those, Intel will win out. It's really a tie, unless you go for pure theoretical value, then Threadripper wins. 

[DildorTheDecent]

>Enthusiast tier processor

>Struggles make it past 4GHz

 

k, bud

 

Only place AMD wins, as usual is in value. 16 cores for $1000 Can't fault that.

[PCGuy_5960]

Just now, Zando Bob said:

Yeah. Plus, it's still even, since lots of people prefer to stick to intel, and they still beat Ryzen in IPC and core clock, so if your applications need those, Intel will win out. It's really a tie, unless you go for pure theoretical value, then Threadripper wins. 

Only the 1950X  The 1920X and the 1900X are bad value compared to X299

[Mira Yurizaki]

Also $1000 is too much for even most enthusiasts to simply drop on for a CPU, so most of us are likely not going to care anyway.

 

And it's been beaten to death that Ryzen 5/7 (the price point most of us do care about) are a better value overall.

[Jurrunio]

But the general public doesnt care. This happened to the GPU market in the past already.

 

[Jurrunio]

2 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

The 1920X and the 1900X are bad value compared to X299

 

 

This meant to be a fire starter?

 

[DildorTheDecent]

1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Also $1000 is too much for even most enthusiasts to simply drop on for a CPU

I'd like to summon @done12many2 and @Masada02 

 

These guys don't play about. 

[Mira Yurizaki]

1 minute ago, DildorTheDecent said:

I'd like to summon @done12many2 and @Masada02 

 

These guys don't play about. 

The keywords are  "most of us." They would be considered the exception, not the rule.

[PCGuy_5960]

Just now, Jurrunio said:

This meant to be a fire starter?

Think about it. The 1920X costs $800 and the 7800X costs $380, so the 1920X is worse value than the 7800X (especially if you take into account the fact that the 7800X can be overclocked to 4.8GHz). The 1900X is not really worth it because for $50 more you can get the 7820X which offers way more performance. IMO, the 1950X is the best HEDT CPU in terms of price/performance.

[TacoSenpai]

1 minute ago, DildorTheDecent said:

I'd like to summon @done12many2 and @Masada02 

 

These guys don't play about. 

Summoning Jutsu!

 

[Nancy the Girl]

Just now, PCGuy_5960 said:

Think about it. The 1920X costs $800 and the 7800X costs $380, so the 1920X is worse value than the 7800X (especially if you take into account the fact that the 7800X can be overclocked to 4.8GHz). The 1900X is not really worth it because for $50 more you can get the 7820X which offers way more performance. IMO, the 1950X is the best HEDT CPU in terms of price/performance.

AMD RYZEN THREADRIPPER completely destroyed intel highest processor .

[Masada02]

Just now, DildorTheDecent said:

I'd like to summon @done12many2 and @Masada02 

 

These guys don't play about. 

What about me owning 4 5960X's?

 

$1k for 16 cores is a damn good price. I'd buy it. I'd also buy a 7900X at $1k for that single thread and multi-thread performance.

 

I also bet the TR parts will drop in price by $100ish after a few months. They did the same thing with the 1800X, which is $430 retail now and can be had for $350 at Microcenter.

[Mira Yurizaki]

5 minutes ago, Masada02 said:

I also bet the TR parts will drop in price by $100ish after a few months. They did the same thing with the 1800X, which is $430 retail now and can be had for $350 at Microcenter.

It's still going for that in retail. Microcenter is always doing things like this (and likely doing it with a bundle and you have to buy it in person)

[Jurrunio]

5 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

Think about it. The 1920X costs $800 and the 7800X costs $380, so the 1920X is worse value than the 7800X (especially if you take into account the fact that the 7800X can be overclocked to 4.8GHz). The 1900X is not really worth it because for $50 more you can get the 7820X which offers way more performance. IMO, the 1950X is the best HEDT CPU in terms of price/performance.

1920X has 12 cores while 7800X only has 6. Not even the same league... The AMD 6 core is the Ryzen 5 1600 selling at just below $200.

 

Last I checked on PCPP the 7820X sells at $678 while 1900x has an MSRP of $600.

[PCGuy_5960]

The 1950X is much better than the 7900X if you can use all of those threads, but the 7900X is better if you also need good single core performance. Of course, the 1950X is much better in terms of price performance, but IMO, the 1920X and the 1900X aren't as impressive as their bigger brother

Edited August 3, 2017 by wkdpaul
Cleaned up

[ImNotThere]

23 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

>Enthusiast tier processor

>Struggles make it past 4GHz

 

k, bud

 

Only place AMD wins, as usual is in value. 16 cores for $1000 Can't fault that.

>mentions enthusiast level

>talks about clock speed alone

>doesnt mention pcie lanes

 

k, bud

[done12many2]

23 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Also $1000 is too much for even most enthusiasts to simply drop on for a CPU, so most of us are likely not going to care anyway.

 

And it's been beaten to death that Ryzen 5/7 (the price point most of us do care about) are a better value overall.

21 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

I'd like to summon @done12many2 and @Masada02 

 

These guys don't play about. 

19 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

The keywords are  "most of us." They would be considered the exception, not the rule.

 

The problem is "enthusiast" is used differently today then it was a few years ago.  A few years ago, an "enthusiast" was generally viewed as the nut jobs who spent $1k or more on CPUs while combining them with multiple high dollar GPUs, blah, blah, blah.

 

Today, anyone who like computers a lot refers to themselves as enthusiasts.  

 

If you would have said "$1000 is too much for even most enthusiasts" a few years ago, everyone would have told you that you're crazy because it wasn't unusual at all.  Say it today with how the term "enthusiast" is currently viewed and you're right.  

 

There are plenty of us that buy the top CPUs that are often over $1k.  You'll see more of them on OCN than LTT.  LTT is a much much younger crowd and that has an impact on what you see as the norm as well as opinions.

[Nancy the Girl]

2 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

but the 7900X is better if you also need good single core performance

you said if you need single core performance ? hahahahahaha

 

for 1 000 $ I will buy the Ryzen CPU  .

[PCGuy_5960]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

1920X has 12 cores while 7800X only has 6. Not even the same league... 

Please read my reply:

14 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

Think about it. The 1920X costs $800 and the 7800X costs $380, so the 1920X is worse value than the 7800X (especially if you take into account the fact that the 7800X can be overclocked to 4.8GHz). The 1900X is not really worth it because for $50 more you can get the 7820X which offers way more performance. IMO, the 1950X is the best HEDT CPU in terms of price/performance.

3 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Last I checked on PCPP the 7820X sells at $678 while 1900x has an MSRP of $600.

Check again:

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117794

The 1900X has an MSRP of $550

[Mira Yurizaki]

Just now, done12many2 said:

The problem is "enthusiast" is used definitely today then it was a few years ago.  A few years ago, an "enthusiast" was generally viewed as the nut jobs who spend $1k or more on CPUs while combining them with multiple higher dollar GPUs, blah, blah, blah.

 

Today, anyone who like computers a lot refers to themselves as enthusiasts.  

 

If you would have said "$1000 is too much for even most enthusiasts" a few years ago, everyone would have told you that you're crazy because it wasn't unusual at all.  Say it today with how the term "enthusiast" is currently viewed and you're right.  

 

There are plenty of us that buy the top CPUs that are often over $1k.  You'll see more of them on OCN than LTT.  LTT is a much much younger crowd and that has an impact on what you see as the norm as well as opinions.

I don't think it's fair to say how much money you dump into the product of your hobby is indicative of your level of interest in said hobby. For example, car people. Do you need to buy a Lamborghini or a Ferrari to be considered a car enthusiast? No. You can be wrenching on your 20 year old classic that probably didn't cost you a lot and be considered an enthusiast.

 

I define it as the level of interest and effort you put into learning about said hobby. Which is why I have my sentiments on why most PC gamers aren't really PC enthusiasts.

[done12many2]

Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

I don't think it's fair to say how much money you dump into the product of your hobby is indicative of your level of interest in said hobby. For example, car people. Do you need to buy a Lamborghini or a Ferrari to be considered a car enthusiast? No. You can be wrenching on your 20 year old classic that probably didn't cost you a lot and be considered an enthusiast.

 

I define it as the level of interest and effort you put into learning about said hobby. Which is why I have my sentiments on why most PC gamers aren't really PC enthusiasts.

 

I agree.  I'm just telling you the difference between then and now.  I'm not justifying it.  It's just how it is/was.  

[WkdPaul]

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