AMD RyZen CPU Architecture for 2017

Discussion in 'PC Industry' started by fellix, Oct 20, 2014.

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  1. Arnold Beckenbauer

    Arnold Beckenbauer Veteran Subscriber

    Can you tell something about clocks, when you play games like Crysis 3. My A10-9600P (HP15) runs with 1,1GHz/450-480 MHz.

    About your video:
    It looks, like it (Envy x360) uses mXFR (25W TDP).
     
    Last edited: Nov 14, 2017
  2. monstercameron

    monstercameron Newcomer


    Something isn't right with my system, it crashes all the games I run after a few minutes, sometimes it takes the system with it.
    Re-installing radeon settings RN.
     
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  4. Bondrewd

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  5. Malo

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  6. Silent_Buddha

    Silent_Buddha Legend

    Ugh, I really hope AMD can sort out this memory thing. Finally went ahead and upgraded my i5 2500k to a Ryzen 1600x (it's just a stopgap and great bang for the buck for gaming).

    Was excited until I put in my Samsung B-die (G.Skill Flare X 3200) and couldn't get more than 1866 on the memory. Wut? Turns out I can only get 3200 (or more, I haven't messed with it much yet) if I only use 2 sticks of memory. UGH.

    I haven't had a chance to mess with it much (don't have the time), but anyone have potential tips on getting 4 channels of memory to run at higher than 1866? I'm using the Asrock Taichi x370. The next step up just causes it to puke 3 times and then default back to 1866.

    Regards,
    SB
     
  7. kalelovil

    kalelovil Regular

    Using the latest motherboard firmware?
    Product number of the modules?
     
  8. Silent_Buddha

    Silent_Buddha Legend

    Yup latest BIOS available for the MB and the modules are G.Skill F4-3200C14D-16GFX. Have it at 3333 with just 2 channels of memory with no tweaking. Just set XMP profile and speed. But with 4 channels of memory it won't go above 1866 without puking. I haven't had time to mess with it.

    Also, which is better for Ryzen? Higher speed or lower timings? I know the infinity fabric works better with higher speed, but is there a point of diminishing returns where lower timings is better?

    Regards,
    SB
     
  9. Malo

    Malo Yak Mechanicum Legend Subscriber

    Around 3200-3466 you want to tweak for lower timings over speed.
     
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  10. entity279

    entity279 Veteran Subscriber

    Return them and swap for double capacity sticks?
     
  11. Dygaza

    Dygaza Newcomer

    Even before. 2966MHz with tweaked timings is already faster than 3200MHz XMP in some applications.
     
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  13. Arnold Beckenbauer

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  14. Bondrewd

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    That's bretty impressive.

    Now I want to see 2700U in something 13".
     
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  16. Arnold Beckenbauer

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  17. Alexko

    Alexko Veteran Subscriber

    What's boring about it?
     
  18. Arnold Beckenbauer

    Arnold Beckenbauer Veteran Subscriber

    As good as expected. :mrgreen:

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    Wolfenstein II on Envy with Ryzen 5 2500U
     
    Last edited: Nov 28, 2017
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  19. pharma

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    Spotted: Ryzen 3 1200 CPU with Eight Active CPU Cores Enabled


    http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/spotted-ryzen-3-1200-cpu-with-eight-active-cpu-cores-enabled.html
     
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  20. Grall

    Grall Invisible Member Legend

    Curious...! 8 full cores should be significantly faster than 4 cores/8 threads.

    I wonder how such an abomination of a chip could slip through the QC checks. :p
     
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