AMD Ryzen Threadripper early benchmarks released

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http://www.tweaktown.com/news/58658/amd-ryzen-threadripper-early-benchmarks-released/index.html

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That may seems a little underwhelming. But mainly due to the cute 120mm AIO. Temps were soaring at 5xDegC for idle. I doubt its even the full potential.
 

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That may seems a little underwhelming. But mainly due to the cute 120mm AIO. Temps were soaring at 5xDegC for idle. I doubt its even the full potential.

It's inside a alienware casing, i really do not expect it to be good.
 

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That may seems a little underwhelming. But mainly due to the cute 120mm AIO. Temps were soaring at 5xDegC for idle. I doubt its even the full potential.

I was curious about your post so i went to watch the LTT video review of the area 51. Seriously, what a POS PC. So bloody expensive and gigantic and with such a crappy small AIO cooler. I almost fainted when I saw them pull the cooler cold plate off the CPU and saw that it doesnt even conform to the full size of the threadripper IHS, where only about half of the die is making contact with the AIO!!! Havent even begun to talk about the quality of the rest of the internal components like the MB and the PSU and cabling which all look like they are straight out of the year 1999. And for such a big, heavy, expensive PC. Really wonder who is crazy enough to buy something like this. Its a real disservice to the TR CPU
 
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The result will kick intel out of its comfort zone to give use something more. Remember 6700K and 7700K have not much of a performance difference?
 

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look at the multi threaded results, totally trash i9

AMD never say TR will perform well in games right?
 

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so if use the newer Ryzen / Threadripper for rendering would be a better option? thinking of network rendering.
 

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The result will kick intel out of its comfort zone to give use something more. Remember 6700K and 7700K have not much of a performance difference?

Well we have AMD to thank for this.

8th gen i3 will be 4 core 8 threads @ 4GHz (gg current Intel owners) and higher-end parts will be 6 core

Looks like Intel's strategy to have good performance in both single and multi threading.
 

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That's good coming from AMD. However, I'm hoping AMD can come out something to compete in IPC department especially at gaming.
 

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I was curious about your post so i went to watch the LTT video review of the area 51. Seriously, what a POS PC. So bloody expensive and gigantic and with such a crappy small AIO cooler. I almost fainted when I saw them pull the cooler cold plate off the CPU and saw that it doesnt even conform to the full size of the threadripper IHS, where only about half of the die is making contact with the AIO!!! Havent even begun to talk about the quality of the rest of the internal components like the MB and the PSU and cabling which all look like they are straight out of the year 1999. And for such a big, heavy, expensive PC. Really wonder who is crazy enough to buy something like this. Its a real disservice to the TR CPU
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/ov...oolers-for-ryzen-threadripper-processors.html

Check out this list for the AIOs that are okay for use with TR on launch. Most of them would run into the same problem as they were built for smaller IHS sizes. However, that AMD has listed means something. I believe that Alienware uses an existing Asetek block.

Also, Gamers Nexus has done a video on this issue.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpvGYxaMLc0
 
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Well we have AMD to thank for this.

8th gen i3 will be 4 core 8 threads @ 4GHz (gg current Intel owners) and higher-end parts will be 6 core

Looks like Intel's strategy to have good performance in both single and multi threading.

hope it is cheap too!
 

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That's good coming from AMD. However, I'm hoping AMD can come out something to compete in IPC department especially at gaming.

If gaming is your main concern, why look at Threadripper?
 

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Hmm for the new threadripper.. corsair aio can fit bo? Or there is an adapter included inside the chip bag?
 
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