CoffeeLake is going to put Ryzen in deep shit trouble

October cannot come fast enough

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Sep 30 2017 12:42am

it's going to be less cost effective than ryzen then get slaughtered by ryzen 2 in performance because the PIII core has been optimized to the limit already and ryzen hasn't even hit puberty yet.
best they can hope for is for their i3/i5 line to actually be considered an option at all again for most people.

This post was edited by DCSS on Sep 30 2017 08:19am

yeah i can see the i3/i5 being the better buy. However intel i7 is capped at 12 threads, so it'll probably lose to the 1700/1800 in workstation aspect. Though 6/12t should be more than enough to do anything these days while destroying shit in games.

Hope ryzen hasn't hit puberty yet
It's going to be interesting



Might see 8core i7 on mainstream with gen after
Z370 might be 1 gen too
But then again intel might go one platform instead of mainstream and enthusiast

https://wasd.ro/hardware-reviews/mobo-cpu/intel-core-i7-8700k-review



If this is true... holy

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Sep 30 2017 06:59pm

Who cares?

obviously not you

Sandy bridge was said to overclock at 5 on aio

My bett is 4.8 60% of time

5.0 20%

is the 8600k gonna be the next sandy bridge?

obviously nothing will compare to what sb did in its era (and soldered), but u know what i mean

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 1 2017 01:06am

I hit five and booted into Windows but it was never stable.

https://valid.x86.fr/show_oc.php?id=2369548

I was stable for about an hour on Prime 95. I never did try it with games at the time. Then I went back a few years later but couldn't get it to work like I did.
I would hit 5 and it would freeze up in Windows. Here at least is a clip of my success once upon a time.

This post was edited by NinjaSushi on Oct 1 2017 02:24am