AMD has reached a milestone, falling second to Intel’s CPU’s for over a decade AMD has smashed their way through to the front with their flagship CPU Thread ripper.
The data that has been pulled up from “Newegg” of Germany, Mindfactory.de shows both Ryzen and Threadripper CPU’s surpassing that of Intel’s over a wide spread of several months.
This just reinforces the fact that Intel were scrambaled with the AMD’s launch back into the market, showing that they can actually make CPU’s that can compete and even surpass that of an ‘i’ series.
The Ryzen Threadripper 1950X flew past that of which Intel could offer with a 45% gap, in return we saw an announcement by Intel showing off their new 8th Gen CPU’s as well as their Ice Lake CPU’s.
Source: WCCFtech
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In you face Intel. Intel fu** up users after you need buy a new motherboard for 8 gen of Intel new processors.
“the fact that Intel were scrambaled with the AMD’s launch”
DSOG’s spell checker and grammar checker is also “scrambaled”!
He meant to type “scrambumulated” and the keys got all scram-balled. It’s happened to the best of us.
Good for all consumers.
This right here ^^^^, what a time to be alive and be a PC gamer.
…or it would be if it weren’t for the DRAM shortage and completely f*cked GPU market.
🙁 , yeah that part sucks. I guess it can’t be perfect hey.
Still if you go to newegg(I just took a quick look) they have pretty any of the 1000 series Geforce GPUs available to buy. The prices look normal as well, is it stable now? I have not been following the prices & availability, but my buddy had said the same thing as you did and a few others.
Due to go up in the next few months on the 10 series.
Almost like it’s 2005 all over again
It really is amazing what AMD has achieved this year, it is really cool.
If only the power draw was as good as the 1000s on the Vega chipset, such a shame.
Yeah if they could go at Nvidia like they did with Intel that could be something. Don’t get me wrong I think the 1000s are amazing and I do have a 1080 Ti(which I love), but you really can’t argue that Nvidia doesn’t makes epic GPUs. If we had proper competition the price could be cut back massively and it could push tech even faster which would progress things more rapidly.
At least in the GPU sector both sides are not holding back their tech and progression so at least there is that. It really is insane how the CPU scene went from dead tech to blowing up sort of over night with now 4+ghz 32 and 36 logical core CPUs. I still can’t believe it is real.
They already tried with the “glued together desktop cpu” stuff fro EYPC and Threadripper.
That was actually a technical term that was correctly used.
I was referring to the desktop cpu part and regardless most people wouldn’t know that as I’m sure you understand.
Wew, who knew that Ryzen would be such a strong launch for AMD! All consumers should be rejoicing. Let’s go team red!!! https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/b11a062ba6aa650371ba42497b2353dfa027174612c1587ed330c54efd4c65e4.jpg
LOL 🙂 nice.
Well you cant stump the Trump.
TAKE THAT INTEL. I might be a customer but my A.hole can’t take it anymore. Your bshit isn’t sliding through this time around.
You deserve that drop.
Now be a sport and GOD damn reduce dem prices 🙂
I hope the same thng happens to nvidia. Their prices are upped too much lately.
except for the flagship (the X80 and x80ti) nvidia price is quite consistent since 2013. but even with that nvidia still did not break the $700 mark for the flagship (not counting titan of course). people hoping AMD was there so nvidia will lower their price but i honestly think that AMD hoping nvidia to keep increasing their price so they can make decent profit margin themselves.
True dat. I backed off fron buying the most recent TitanX and then backed off from the 1080ti hybrid ftw3 from evga. They go for 1200$ including txs in canada…
They’re not rippin’ me off this gen.
Unlikely. Seems like this amd generation is reversed where the cpus are good and the gpus arent worth it at the high end. It would be nice though.
I still don’t trust amd. Dunno why. Even though they’re doing well in the cpu department rn.
LOL 🙂 not happenin $$
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Now for them to pick up the slack in the video card department. Nvidia is due for a kick in the nuts.
Na they need to go back and start over but that would cost to much they need to focus on performance per watt first and then build the design up.
Ryzen for example is quite efficient now they can build it up. VEGA out of the box consuming close to 330 watts even with HBM is a bit much when it basically matches a 1080 in performance which has high TDP GDDR5x memory and only a 180 watt TDP
Nvidia is way long overdue for an a$$ whuppin…
This month, I cut my monthly cocaine habit in half to buy some AMD parts. I HOPE YOU’RE HAPPY, RAJA
Way to go AMD….I was waiting for this day for many years!
jews gone not be happy
I whish i had money to build a red only pc .
That not surprising because AMD cpus are much cheaper than the Intel equivalent.
Now If only RTG would do the same to Nvidia. Things would really get spicy.
rtg took share from nvidia thanks to mining
I still see no reason to upgrade my i7 4790k. But when I do in a few years time, I’ll perhaps be looking in AMD’s direction. I haven’t used one, since the Athlon & Duron days.
Awesome stuff. AMD seems to have really hit it out of the park with Ryzen, and the full family isn’t even out yet (the APUs are yet to be released).
Can’t say that I’m too surprised though. I bought a Ryzen 7 1800X to replace my 4790K and it’s now my primary gaming rig, and recently built a Ryzen Threadripper 1950X system for grid computing (this thing is a computing monster!). Solid products, and worth every penny.
It’s now obvious why Intel has accelerated their plans for Coffee Lake. They need to do something to stop the bleeding, and turn the tide. It’ll be interesting to see what happens over the next few months.
Welcome back, AMD.
I’m happy for AMD. There’s plenty of money to go around and this will give AMD the funds to put into R&D to possibly give Nvidia some competition for Volta next year.
Noooooo! Intel I love you!
I for one, welcome our new cheapzilla overlords.
Generally meaningless on such a small sample, few thousand units, this is nothing it total global sales, but still good to see competition. Maybe Intel will wake up and develop something new in next few years.
As a primary intel user, im pretty happy with this news. Competition is good for a growing market and benefits everyone. So can people just stop fanboying and just buy whatever they want?