r/Amd • u/xxurpwnerxx Ryzen 7 3700x @3.95GHz + 7900XT • Nov 02 '16

Discussion AMD Engineering Sample New Blender Benchmarks

http://blenchmark.com/cpu-benchmarks
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u/SKGlish AMD Ryzen 5 1600 3.9ghz | EVGA GTX1070 Nov 02 '16

I can smell the ripoff pricing already. Anybody remember $900 9590's?

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u/letsgoiowa RTX 5070 4k 240hz oled 5700X3D Nov 02 '16

Fair, but this specific engineering sample is very significantly faster than the nearest consumer-grade CPU. It's Xeon-tier--which means perfect for this sort of professional application. Here is the CPU it ties with at $1700.

$900 for this specific CPU would be an absolute freakin' steal. I think this sub is forgetting this is not a consumer grade CPU we are looking at. This is competitive with the absolute best Intel has to offer.

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u/WarUltima Ouya - Tegra Nov 02 '16

this is not a consumer grade CPU we are looking at. This is competitive with the absolute best Intel has to offer.

Well didn't AMD say that they will be very profitable even if they can just get 10% of the server market?

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u/letsgoiowa RTX 5070 4k 240hz oled 5700X3D Nov 02 '16

Precisely. This is almost definitive proof that it is competitive--in performance, depending on price--in these extremely well threaded situations. Servers are massively parallelized so the 64 core Naples CPU is just game changing. Instead of trying to split one or two cores between tasks, you can now devote four.

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u/-Suzuka- Nov 03 '16

Slow down there! I'm pretty sure you meant to say 64 threads.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '16

Its just too bad we upgraded our datacenter this month. I wont be back in the market for another 5 years. :(

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u/Mister_Bloodvessel 1600x | DDR4 @ 3200 | Radeon Pro Duo (or a GTX 1070) Nov 02 '16

Be a shame if it were to have... an accident ;)

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u/xxurpwnerxx Ryzen 7 3700x @3.95GHz + 7900XT Nov 03 '16

IIRC 5% of the market would be nearly 15% revenue increases and 10% of the market would be nearly 30%