AMD's Ryzen 5 1400 Gaming Performance Leaked by Early Adopter

[ASOT]

Why would you sell a 780ti for a 970? In most games that's a downgrade.

Because is old gen,970 has a much better tesselation unit, it's a lot more efficient, a lot more overclockable and has 3,5/4gb vram, while the 780ti has only 3gb

 

[ratirt]

Because is old gen,970 has a much better tesselation unit, it's a lot more efficient, a lot more overclockable and has 3,5/4gb vram, while the 780ti has only 3gb

I don't think that half meg ram will help with anything. I got 780 Ti and believe me I wouldn't swap it with 970 ever. Maybe it's not a down grade but improvement isn't either.

On the subject.
I think AMD has to push the RyZen clocks a bit in the near future. I mean 4.2 is achievable with current R7's but it costs a lot of power that needs to be delivered. If RyZen could hit 4.5 with reasonable Vcore and power that would be great. It would be much faster in multi but also single threaded apps. I only hope they can manage that this year.

 

[Totally]

Am I the only one who noticed that the framerates on the intel systems were doing their best impressions of a rollercoaster while the AMD sys stayed fairly consistent without any dramatic drops?

 

[ratirt]

Am I the only one who noticed that the framerates on the intel systems were doing their best impressions of a rollercoaster while the AMD sys stayed fairly consistent without any dramatic drops?

I noticed that too. Besides I can say with confidence that the entire lineup of RyZen's shows same behavior. Frames don't have that much jitter between min and max.

 

[medi01]

I had GTX780Ti few weeks ago and I sold it just because of that 970.

Your hardware choices are mind blowing.