Ryzen AMD

[Premoz1]

Ryzen AMD. Tell me about it. Could you tell me all best offers, of amd being better for price and being more powerful. Tell me all benefits from amd
Tell me all best offers of amd being better than intel.

[minervx]

You get better performance to price.  You get a better stock cooler.  And, they have more cores, which in the long-run, will be better for gaming.

[airdeano]

<-moved to CPU/RAM/Motherboards->

 

be careful, as we do not want to lock a flamewar.

so warned

[FuzzyLogic]

Ryzen has a lot of cores for not as much money, and does well in gaming. The stock cooler is very good compared to Intel's and the CPUs are super easy to cool. I managed to get up to a stable 3.8GHz at something like 1.3v with a 1st Gen Ryzen 5 1600 and the stock cooler, although it was kind of loud and approaching 80C.

 

What I like:

-Lots of cores means it's better for multithreaded workloads like video editing, rendering, compression, and transcoding

-Low prices make older Ryzen CPUs easy to buy

-Very good price to performance ratio

-Its low wattage means you don't have to go all out on a power supply

-The stock cooler isn't a piece of junk and you can do some nice overclocking

 

And what I don't like:

-Sometimes requires a BIOS update to fix memory incompatibility

-Doesn't overclock well past 4GHz

-Older AIO liquid coolers and some air coolers are confusing to mount (Corsair H100i)

[Emberstone]

I had issues with memory on first gen Ryzen, but from what I can tell they’ve more or less been resolved on Ryzen+. 3200 MHz should be easy to achieve, and the lower inter-CCX latency on Ryzen+ made games that particularly hated first-gen play much nicer.

 

For modern games, Ryzen delivers framerates perfectly suitable for high end, 60 Hz gaming, and gives you a high number of threads for a lower cost.

 

Intel chips might be better in games, but you pay a hefty premium to get that gaming performance and a similar number of threads to a Ryzen chip. Ryzen gives you a better jack-of-all-trades system for less money.

 

That’s the Ryzen appeal. The platform gives a well-rounded system with solid gaming performance and more threads than Intel will offer at the same price. They make for pretty good workhorses.