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Blunderstorm posted:Hello amd thread. I had that CPU and upgraded to a 6600K recently and my R9 280 saw about a 10-20% increase in minimum fps in most of my games and a 30% increase in a few of them at 1080p. That CPU will definitely bottleneck a 1070, but it really depends on what resolution you're playing at and what you consider playable fps. As the previous poster said, you'll probably be better off with a 1060 if you're playing at 1080p.
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PBCrunch posted:AMD GPU performance does seem to be more CPU-dependent than Nvidia GPU performance. Some games are much more CPU-dependent (Cities Skylines) than others (Crysis 3). Yeah, Cities: Skylines had probably the biggest improvement out of any of my games.
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Sidesaddle Cavalry posted:
Looks like G. Skill still makes the cheapest DDR4 3200 with 14 CAS, even though the price has gone up a little in the past few months. I'm super happy I got it when 16GB was only $105.
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good time to buy ddr4-3200 right now!
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Don Lapre posted:Who else finds Dr. Lisa Su incredibly attractive? Hank Hill account spotted
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SwissArmyDruid posted:Personally, I blame Microsoft for firing their entire test division. Has Barnacules said anything about Ryzen? The second and third to last episodes of Tech Talk were about Ryzen, but I don't think he's said anything outside of those. Also, I'm sad that Tech Talk is done. 
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New Zealand can eat me posted:I've been seeing more and more posts of 4.2-4.3 on people that had otherwise given up on going past 4.1 on the various enthusiast spots, so I'm not so sure that's true anymore. Yeah, some people are getting slightly better overclocking results now that there have been some bios updates.
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Lungboy posted:The 7700k is in lots of the reviews that are out there. G. Skill Flare X is 3200MHz 14CAS made specifically for Ryzen CPUs. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820232530&cm_re=g_skill_flare_x-_-20-232-530-_-Product
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Stanley Pain posted:So if I were to go out and get a Ryzen CPU + Mobo + RAM Right meow, what would be the best option if I wanted to run memory as fast as possible? Going to be upgrading an i7-3770K Regrettable posted:G. Skill Flare X is 3200MHz 14CAS made specifically for Ryzen CPUs.
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Stanley Pain posted:Which CPU and Mobo? The Asus Crosshair 6 Hero is the only motherboard I've seen tested with that memory kit, but I'm sure there are other options. If you're looking for the best overall CPU for the money it would be the R7 1700 since most of them can be overclocked to around 4GHz, eliminating the need for one of the more expensive CPUs. Obsurveyor posted:16GB for $174 is a bummer though. Yeah, that does suck. Also, I've only seen 16GB kits of 3200MHz so far. Regrettable fucked around with this message at 19:51 on Apr 12, 2017 |
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Dante80 posted:This is the one I have bought, I will report on it (and its compatibility with Asrock Taichi) as soon as I have it. JayzTwoCents got good results on the Asus Crosshair 6 Hero, but I haven't seen Taichi results yet. G. Skill says it's compatible with it, though.
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