If you are building a computer and plan on spending around $300 on just the processor alone, Intel's platforms normally have a much shorter life-span compared to AMD's, and also, don't forget that building an Intel based system costs much more too. Not only is the Rycheaper by about $700, but it is also on a brand new platfrom that will last until 2020 while the i7-6900K is on a dead platform. There's absolutely zero reason to buy an i7-6900K now that the Ryzen 7 processors are available.
We compared the Ryto the i7-6900K and we found the Ryperforming similar to the i7-6900K in productivity and gaming workloads while costing 1/3rd of Intel's i7-6900K processor. We have already covered the Ryin-depth and we were blown away by its excellent price-to-performance ratio. The only difference is that these two models come with lower clock speeds but with a little bit of overclocking, you can easily reach the performance of the 1800X. The price points are shockingly low, with the 1800X at $500, the 1700X at $400, and the 1700 at $330.ĪMD's Ryzen 7 1700X and 1700 are the little brother of the flagship 1800X and they all share identical core counts, same amount of cache and come with an unlocked multiplier. The Ryzen 7 processors come in a very attractive pricing while offering top-notch performance and in this review, we are going to focus on the Ryzen 7 1700X model. Their Ryzen processors finally bring much-needed competition to the CPU market that's been dominated by Intel for quite some time now. With the release of the Ryzen processors, AMD has undoubtedly shaken up the market with its Ryzen 7 line-up and has put serious pressure on Intel.
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