Ok mine may not be up there with the King of cpu's. I have an i5-3570 clocked to 4ghz. I recently had an FX 6100, so my answer is no. I moved away from AMD for a good reason
These Cpus are becoming a real nonsense... The hell man, I5-4690K, I7-4790K, FX-8350... aren't even close to the death. They are superb for ultra on any game and will be in upcoming years.
And Gpus are following closely. GTX 1000 series are enough until 2022 for sure.
8GB RAM - 16GB RAM in this era of gaming.
Nonsense... 10+ cores, 5+ ghz... 11GB GPU 384bit... 2.500$. Man!
Yes, I will definitely be upgrading to an AM4 mobo so I can buy a Ryzen 7.................. as soon as my bank about rebounds from the $700 I just spent on twin RX 480s.............. I love AMD processors and the outreach they are doing to companies to ensure optimization for their new processors............. the only Intel chip Ive ever really like was the Q6600 C2Q, as I could push it to almost 4.0 GHz without even needing a liquid cooler. Probably the most stable processor ever built, but the potential of these Ryzens is great............... for the time being, I will keep my FX-8350 but will have to save due to having to buy a whole new motherboard (and having to jump from DDR3 RAM to DDR4)............
I was always taught by my professor in college to never invest in the first generation of anything hardware related.............. everything will have bugs and optimization issues the first go around..............
Performance will definitely improve in future. Because at this time, games don't capitalise on the number of physical cores but the speed/frequency of them. But now high-performance multi-core CPUs are available to public for a affordable price, thanks to Ryzen. So game developers' will surely try to take advantage of this situation.
Btw, AMD partnered with Bethesda to make sure that there will be games on market optimised especially for Ryzen CPUs.
Nope, FX 8350 and I5-2500K are both still amazing (will last till 2020 at least) for gaming and they both cost 150$ each. Me no like these new expensive things. 😆
and I think we need another vote coz it's been a long time! 😆
The current 7700K will be more than enough for a long time for gaming I guess. 😀
And Gpus are following closely. GTX 1000 series are enough until 2022 for sure.
8GB RAM - 16GB RAM in this era of gaming.
Nonsense... 10+ cores, 5+ ghz... 11GB GPU 384bit... 2.500$. Man!
I was always taught by my professor in college to never invest in the first generation of anything hardware related.............. everything will have bugs and optimization issues the first go around..............
Btw, AMD partnered with Bethesda to make sure that there will be games on market optimised especially for Ryzen CPUs.
but amd fx should be fine..