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Old build i5 3570 vs ryzen7 1700 preliminary benchmarks. Overclocking?

Lewellyn
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Just posting benchmarks at stock speeds out of the box before overclocking. I sidegraded to a Ryzen 7 1700 build and passed down my old components to my brother.

 

Old:

Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H

HyperX Blu 16GB(4x4) DDR3 1600 CL10

Intel i5 3570k @ stock 3.4Ghz 3.8 Turbo

Gigabyte GTX 970 4GB

 

New:

Asrock X370 Taichi

HyperX Fury 16GB(2x8) DDR4 2666 CL16

Ryzen 7 1700 @ stock 3.2Ghz

Gigabyte GTX 970 4GB

 

3DMARK

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Metro: Last Light (3570 on top)

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Witcher 3 Novigrad Run (3570 on top)

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@Canada EH ?

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i don't see how getting 4 extra cores with 12 threads is considered a sidegrade.

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1 minute ago, herman mcpootis said:

i don't see how getting 4 extra cores with 12 threads is considered a sidegrade.

lol I was chuckling while typing it.

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Would be more interested with the OC results since the 3570k should be able to get 4.5/4.6ghz no problem which might bring it near or higher then the ryzen in single threaded workloads.

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and the question is?

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18 minutes ago, geo3 said:

Because single threaded performance still matters, like a lot. 

ryzen's IPC is on-par with haswell and broadwell.

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19 hours ago, mikeyT00 said:

Would be more interested with the OC results since the 3570k should be able to get 4.5/4.6ghz no problem which might bring it near or higher then the ryzen in single threaded workloads.

I would, but B75 doesn't support overclocking. Unfortunately I started with a budget build that only included a dual core and then bought the unlocked 3570 for $15 more thinking I'd eventually upgrade to a different board. By the time I had discretionary income a lot of the Z77 boards online, without risking pre-owned on ebay, had jumped in price. And if I bought a new board I'd have to sell the old one. It was easier to simply adopt a new system and pass down the old one.

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10 minutes ago, ThatGuyWhoTwirlsHisPen said:

I would, but B75 doesn't support overclocking. Unfortunately I started with a budget build that only included a dual core and then bought the unlocked 3570 for $15 more thinking I'd eventually upgrade to a different board. By the time I had discretionary income a lot of the Z77 boards online, without risking pre-owned on ebay, had jumped in price. And if I bought a new board I'd have to sell the old one. It was easier to simply adopt a new system and pass down the old one.

Don't forget to overclock your RAM too. Quite a few 2666 kits will happily OC to around 3000 Mhz.

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