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Umm open cinebench r15 and run it. If theres more than 12 cores rendering (you can just count the boxes) then u got seriously lucky but that looks like CPUz lying tbh

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You arent the first to get one of these Ryzen 7 under Ryzen 5 lid CPUs. Just use it like a Ryzen 7

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Cinebench R15 Single thread:168 Multi-thread: 833 

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It will perform identically to the Ryzen 7 1700 because in essence it is a Ryzen 7 1700... usually AMD uses CPUs with a defective core or some other issue for the lower end SKUs this way they can use just about any thing even when it is a defective product, all CPUs they do are meant to be 1800x because they know there will be silicon issues in a large number to re-purpose those as the lower end ones.

 

Issue is that sometimes you simply have too much Ryzen 7 perfect working and your stocks of Ryzen 5 are running lower, so what they do is set limitation to the hardware itself even when it is perfectly good... in rare occasions the manufacturing process fails to set these artificial limitations resulting in what you see there.

 

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10 minutes ago, Vegetable said:

Umm open cinebench r15 and run it. If theres more than 12 cores rendering (you can just count the boxes) then u got seriously lucky but that looks like CPUz lying tbh

8 cores, 16 threads.. as opposed to having  6 Cores and 12 threads like they are supposed to.

 

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11 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

It will perform identically to the Ryzen 7 1700 because in essence it is a Ryzen 7 1700... usually AMD uses CPUs with a defective core or some other issue for the lower end SKUs this way they can use just about any thing even when it is a defective product, all CPUs they do are meant to be 1800x because they know there will be silicon issues in a large number to re-purpose those as the lower end ones.

 

Issue is that sometimes you simply have too much Ryzen 7 perfect working and your stocks of Ryzen 5 are running lower, so what they do is set limitation to the hardware itself even when it is perfectly good... in rare occasions the manufacturing process fails to set these artificial limitations resulting in what you see there.

 

I will call it a win !

Rysen 5 1600 = Au $279

Rysen 7 1700 + Au $415

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37 minutes ago, mrsalubrious said:

8 cores, 16 threads.. as opposed to having  6 Cores and 12 threads like they are supposed to.

 

no you didnt read shit i said. Go run cinebench and see if it renders with 16 cores or 12. 

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Bit of an AMD fan I suppose. I don't bias my replies to anything however, I just prefer AMD and their products. Buy whatever the H*CK you want. 

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3 minutes ago, mrsalubrious said:

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See those RUN buttons..

Thats what he meant.. not just... Run Cinebench App, idle.

 

Run the CPU test, if you have more than 12 boxes, you win life.

 

Are you hesitant to find out if its fake or real? Go on... enlighten us please,....I hope you got more cores for free..

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24 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

New to AMD and cinebench :/

 

 

See those RUN buttons..

Thats what he meant.. not just... Run Cinebench App, idle.

 

Run the CPU test, if you have more than 12 boxes, you win life.

 

Are you hesitant to find out if its fake or real? Go on... enlighten us please,....I hope you got more cores for free..

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4 hours ago, mrsalubrious said:

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Ryzen 1600 6c12t showing 8c16t getting 625CB

 

Pretty sure thats about HALF of where it should be for Ryzen 1600 (6cores12threads)

Something is WRONG with your machine setup/bios/something!!!

 

Stock Ryzen 1600

AMD-Ryzen-1600-bench-cinebench.jpg

 

 

4Ghz Ryzen 1600

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You should be over 1000CB at least...

 

 

4.2Ghz Ryzen 1500x (4cores8threads=Less than Yours) = 942CB (You should be over this as well)

cinebench-1500x-4200mhz.jpghttp://www.legitreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/cinebench-1500x-4200mhz.jpg

 

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