News AMD Ryzen 7000 Zen 4 CPUs Enter Pre-Production Stage of Development

peterf28

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I was waiting for 11 years to find a decent successor for my i5-2500K@4.8 which is still rooolling strong. Maybe this will be it.
 

henrytowns

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I was waiting for 11 years to find a decent successor for my i5-2500K@4.8 which is still rooolling strong. Maybe this will be it.
Lol, how's it working for you with just four threads?
I couldn't even run discord as it would utilize an entire thread and gaming was affected.
I had it for 2011-2018 but games started to run too poorly since 2016. Upgraded to 2700x in 2018 and all has been fine. I will upgrade next year.
 

peterf28

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Lol, how's it working for you with just four threads?
I couldn't even run discord as it would utilize an entire thread and gaming was affected.
I had it for 2011-2018 but games started to run too poorly since 2016. Upgraded to 2700x in 2018 and all has been fine. I will upgrade next year.
Did you have it overclocked? Did you use 2133mhz 16gb ram? I don't run anything in the background when gaming, because it can cause FPS stutter. I can run everything including newest AAA games at 50-75 FPS, that is my freesync range, 1070TI.
 

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Zen4 should be a good option. Most likely again longer socket support than what Intel gives. Not as long as (AM4, because it did cause some problems to have support that long...), but in anyway option to improve if needed. Also because Zen4 is purely optimized to DDR5 instead of having both, it can have edge in the size of memory controller compared to Intel.
And also nice to see Apples to Apples comparison when both companies use same memory option again ;)
 

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