so whats the max frequency it does ?
Intels 8 cores OC up to 4500
as far as pure gaming is concerned, still see no reason why it'd do better there than my 3770K @ 4500+
Some reason I just remembered this and it really makes me wonder wtf is going on. Yeah somewhat (completely) off topic. Well, one thing I do know is that Samsung's presence at Qualcomm HQ (actually mean physically there compared to HTC, Sony, LG, etc) has pretty much drastically reduced. In a sense you can say I know people, cause that's kind of the only reason I know it.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10836/...-mini-review/3
Actually no he did not match ZEN.
He lost by over a factor of 2 vs. ZEN as ZEN finished Blender in 25.57 seconds.
The Intel Core i7 6900K finished that same Blender test in 26.01 seconds.
http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-zen-cp...arks-official/ - For the source of information.
In essence @Thorianrage's test got BITCHSLAPPED by both ZEN and Broadwell-E.
Also of note it's 900MHz slower, not 1,1GHz as well as 6 cores vs. 8 cores.
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No-one knows the frequencies yet, so that's a wait and see.
Also most 8 cores from Intel pretty much cap out at 4,4GHz in general with higher being the silicon lottery.
Still not a metric to go by as you need some serious cooling capability to keep Intel's Haswell-E/Broadwell-E cool at those speeds.
Also if you don't use multi-threaded applications then there shouldn't be a reason (other than possible features) that you should switch from that CPU.
It never was, no-one actually also stated as such.
I thought he was talking about the test that both finished around 50 secs at?
There is no cpu called zen anymore. Also intel already have cpus ready incase ryzen is good. Just to kill amd off incase they have a good product. Guy behind the arcitecture is already gone from amd