I'm working on one. Close to 20 games and a couple work load apps. So far I am having mixed results.
GTA, RotTR, Overwatch, WoW, and 7zip saw a decent improvement (up to 20% in some games.)
Witcher 3, CS GO, and Blender didn't see much at all.
I'm hoping to be done by Tuesday or Wednesday but I am benchmarking a ton of games and it's taking a long time.
This was going from 2133-3200mhz.
Even with the games that didn't gain all that much, there was still a slight gain. So memory for sure makes a difference so crank those speeds up everyone.
AMD Ryzen 5 1600X, 1500X Gaming Performance - YouTube
it looks like the cheaper ryzen 5 chips are beating i3/i5
but i7s are still beating ryzen 7 in that vid
or is this video premature
March 7, 2017
its not as good as intel for gaming.
I PULLED THE TRIGGER.
Almost done I guess. Probably going to swap out the M.2 SATA for an M.2 NVMe and install Windows 10 on it.
Intel Core i7 7700K @ 4598.9 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR
quite happy with my build. looks similar to what you got.
I CAN'T!
I'm literally going to buy everything else first. So then when I am sitting here with 1440p G-sync 165hz monitor, and Corsair K70, and Zowie mouse and the most ergonomic office chair in the world.
I CAN'T!
I'm literally going to buy everything else first. So then when I am sitting here with 1440p G-sync 165hz monitor, and Corsair K70, and Zowie mouse and the most ergonomic office chair in the world.
Then i'll be like god damn, my computer is a piece of shit. I really need to upgrade this thing. GTX960 not going to be able to push 165hz G-sync at 1440p imo. This means my upgrade will happen sooner than later. I can't upgrade anything else in this PC, except maybe newer SATA SSD. Other than that, It is at 110%.
I HAVE FUCKING LEDs IN MY FANS