Fritz chess benchmark 7700k upgrade#
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You have a point and the 4 dimm stability.Дў. Intel uses quad channel ram on Xeons with 22 cores, why does an 8 core need more than dual? x99 chips show negligible performance lose on dual channel for most applications. 2x 16 for the SLI setups and 2x 4 for two M2 or U2 slots.Д¬lick to expand.1. 20 Lanes are definetly not enough for a good modern processor. SLI setup is mostly made with high end GPUs which need x16 for the best performance. Why to make X370 chipset for SLI setups with 20 PCI lanes. that very very disapointing, the same about overclocking.the 6900 is able to overclock to 4,4Ghz and by the Ryzen 1800X is by 4,1 the end.by the XFR range.ДЈ. Overclocking and XFR - was so much wrote about the XFR.and even if I push a Predator 240 or Predator 360 I can get +100 Mhz from XFR. I hope thats possible to change with a bios updateДў. At the moment as I saw even if the mainboards can partially OC the RAMs even to 3600 MHz, but just on 2 slots, if I use 4 slots, the speed would drastically fall. I Have mainly 3 Problems with the Ryzen(and im an AMD fun):ДЎ. My problem is not even the gaming performance, because that could be improved with patches. If you are building a machine you are wanting to game a bunch on you still have to go Kaby Lake. I will admit that these 8 cores aren't really gaming parts, but their performance does not bode well right now for the cheaper ones. Ryzen may need a bunch of hardware revisions before I'm optimistic about the clock speeds of the cheaper parts. The fact that the 1800X struggles to get beyond 4ghz overclocked without extreme measures while a Broadwell 8 core can pretty much cruise along at least 400-500mhz faster than that suggests Intel's architecture is considerably more refined. I have my doubts whether AMD can deliver the sort of clock speeds and boost speeds required to compete against the better Kaby Lake quads. Ryzen needs highly clocked quads to compete in the mainstream gaming space. So the gaming performance is questionable at 1440p on 8 cores with all these threads and cache, the real issue is how much slower are the mainstream stripped down 4 and 6 cores going to be at 1080p? The results look even more problematic at 1080p, where the vast majority of mainstream gamers still play at and will be looking at the mainstream parts like the 4 cores. These are not small games and the results are pretty brutal when you actually read the figures like this. In Far Cry Primal and Warhammer the 7700K is more than 35 percent faster minimum frame rate. In Watch Dogs 2 7700K is 50 percent faster. This is also in 1440p where the game leans heavier on the GPU.

In some games even the 1800X loses by a pretty enormous amount to the faster Intel quad processors.

Fritz chess benchmark 7700k mods#

For folks who insist that certain game mods will use over 8GB of RAM, that's fine, go for it, but as far as we're able to determine there aren't any popular games that require over 8GB without mods. Those of you focused solely on gaming who don't have the extra cash to splurge on 16GB of memory, fear not, you aren't missing out on any hidden performance. In gaming scenarios we were surprised to see 4GB will help you extract most out of your system (actual gameplay frame rates versus say, loading levels) but 8GB remains ideal.

For general usage and gaming there is no advantage to be had by using 16GB or more RAM, though admittedly system memory has hit new lows in 2016 which makes it very accessible even in budget builds.

Fritz chess benchmark 7700k upgrade#

Those building a new system or simply looking to upgrade their memory capacity, the answer is simple: 8GB should be the minimum standard, while 16GB is desirable but not needed. Therefore, a system set up just for game testing would not show any difference between 16 GB and 32 GB. What I am talking about is this article stating that while 16 GB of RAM is desirable it's not needed compared to 8GB and shows little improvement. No future mensa candidate because what you linked is a techspot report showing faster memory displaying an improvement in FPS which is both not what the OP described in his post or what is even up for debate as most people agree to that claim.