AMD's Climb to the Top
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Well I can only tell that the 4th gen Intel I got with the GTX 1080 suffered when I was trying to save clips from the game
Now the I got the ryzen 2600, the only fluffy scenarios I got is the latency of the internet and the gpu getting bottleneck from the 60hz monitor
If that's something to believe, and if they hit the jackpot with 5nm, will be amazing
I will change my monitor and wait for those new chips to move forward
Now the I got the ryzen 2600, the only fluffy scenarios I got is the latency of the internet and the gpu getting bottleneck from the 60hz monitor
If that's something to believe, and if they hit the jackpot with 5nm, will be amazing
I will change my monitor and wait for those new chips to move forward
Ryzen is amazing. Also, I highly recommend a NVME drive to go with it as well as a 2070 or better.
Yep AMD is rocking the boat bigtime....I wonder when they will be able to surpass Intel for gaming CPU's ?
Their getting closer LoL
Their getting closer LoL
Well I being going Intel and and formy computers and I didn't feel the need of one over the other
The best game play I got was when I have an amd full system
Was a phenom II 1055T OC @4.1 with a RX480 everything water-cooled
With a HP monitor upscale@ 2160x18xx @75hz was a fast system, I will check my photos
In the other hand, using 4th gen Intel with a GTX 1050Ti sometimes give me issues
Now with this new pc, I fly without wings, my monitor hold my breath at 60hz
We will see in the future
The best game play I got was when I have an amd full system
Was a phenom II 1055T OC @4.1 with a RX480 everything water-cooled
With a HP monitor upscale@ 2160x18xx @75hz was a fast system, I will check my photos
In the other hand, using 4th gen Intel with a GTX 1050Ti sometimes give me issues
Now with this new pc, I fly without wings, my monitor hold my breath at 60hz
We will see in the future
@ price per core, I love that AMD is kicking in Intel's back door. That said I won't be buying any AMD soon, my set up is fine for now.......
I'm not a fan of AMD personally, while i've never had Ryzen gen parts, I've gone through enough headaches with Radeon, FX CPUs and Catalyst that I've pretty much sworn off of them entirely.
Their GPU drivers still suck, so you're not missing anything there. Their CPUs are worth looking at again though.
Well, right now an pretty happy with the setup I have, ryzen 2600 16gb 3200mhz ram gtx1080 a 165hz 1ms 27" monitor.... Now I need to reset my eyes on the NEW WORLD of BF4.... Usually I miss alotta shoots, now I don't hit anything hahahahha
Yea 4 nm is the limit before we start going in to quantum tunneling. Intel is still on 14nm it will take them 5 to 10 yrs for them to get to 7 nm there cpu are based TTL where amd is on CMOS
CMOS and TTL are both classifications of integrated circuits. CMOS stands for ‘Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor’, while TTL means ‘Transistor-Transistor Logic’. The term TTL is gotten from the use of two BJTs (Bipolar Junction Transistors) in designing each logic gate. CMOS makes use of FETs (Field Effect Transistors) in the design. The basic advantage of CMOS chips over TTL chips is that it has a greater density of logic gates even within the same material
CMOS and TTL are both classifications of integrated circuits. CMOS stands for ‘Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor’, while TTL means ‘Transistor-Transistor Logic’. The term TTL is gotten from the use of two BJTs (Bipolar Junction Transistors) in designing each logic gate. CMOS makes use of FETs (Field Effect Transistors) in the design. The basic advantage of CMOS chips over TTL chips is that it has a greater density of logic gates even within the same material
Well it's technically a desktop board but most used them for servers, anyways its the Asus P9X79 Deluxe