Amd Ryzen 7 3700x Specs
Coming from an i7-6700K to the 3900x yes it is indeed a lot faster but only for importing/exporting and to be honest I was expecting more power, but the problem is NOT the CPU, the software is the bottleneck. Seeing as the 5900x has also the best price to performance ratio of the current amd 5xxx lineup, the choice is pretty obvious . Because of it´s exceptional value it is unfortunately also the CPU that is the hardest to get, it´s demand is just really high. IMO the upgrade is only worth considering if you also go with a higher core count CPU. Otherwise there isn´t a big enough performance jump to make it worth your money.
On the question of value, it’s a big thumbs up for AMD and the Ryzen X. Shaving off a couple of hundred megahertz here or there has allowed gtx 1090 for considerable power savings, too. The 65W TDP of the Ryzen X dramatically cuts this chip’s thirst compared to its predecessors.
While it’s more tailored to the high-end 3900X and 3950X processors , it still make sense for the 3700X, as you will be able to push your CPU to the absolute limit with ease and have the option to upgrade your CPU in the future. This is a premium motherboard and will stay premium for years to come. Additionally, you can literally “turn up” its overclocking performance via MSI’s Game Boost knob.
Wanting a substantial GPU for both gaming and productivity, we’ve gone with the RTX 2070. Not only does it give us great 1440p gaming but it also has a lot of CUDA cores to give it plenty of legs for video rendering and encoding. With one of the highest ratings for any cooler on the market, this decently sized 240mm water cooling AIO is a great choice for wanting substantial cooling without looking too obnoxious. Okay, enough with the various cheesy lines… but I was told I couldn’t use the Ryzen up to the top one anymore! “A beautifully balanced design” is how AMD describes this CPU, so—at the price this is coming in at—I can see why Intel might be getting a bit nervous.
There are really only two potential concerns with the Ryzen X. First, if you are planning on buying a top-tier GPU like the RTX 2080 Ti or RTX 2080 Super, and if you’re shooting for 144fps, Intel CPUs still win out in gaming performance. It varies by game, but at 1080p ultra I’ve measured up to a 30 percent difference in framerates, and even at 1440p high can still favor faster gtx 1090 CPUs. The 9700K actually tops the overall gaming performance chart—yup, Hyper-Threading isn’t always beneficial for games. That makes the 9700K 10 percent than the 3700X, while the 9900K is 9 percent faster. Of course, that’s when running games at 1080p with the fastest current GPU available. The gap would be substantially smaller at 1440p and basically non-existent at 4K.
On Intel, you can at least play with individual core multipliers, so maybe 5.0GHz on all cores, and 5.2GHz on 1/2-core loads. If you manually overclock an AMD chip, it’s one multiplier, period. So you might lose singlethreaded performance for a slight gain in multithreaded performance. PBO allows the CPU to exceed the default clockspeeds depending on thermals, though you’ll generally want liquid cooling and still only get an extra 200MHz at most. Hit the showers and leave the field of games behind, and differences between the 9700K and 3700X swap places.
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