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From everything I've seen, the Ryzen's main appeal is bang for the buck. If you're after pure performance, then you simply go with the best for your use case,
by slantyyz 10y ago
From everything I've seen, the Ryzen's main appeal is bang for the buck.
If you're after pure performance, then you simply go with the best for your use case, whether it is Ryzen or not.
If you're on a tight budget, however, things get interesting.
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- Geee 10y agoIt's not so clear, because 7700K offers more bang for the buck in single-threading cases, which is more important in typical computer use.
- slantyyz 10y ago> It's not so clear, because 7700K offers more bang for the buck in single-threading cases hence, "things get interesting"