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Check pre-orders for Ryzen 5000x on BH.

Check pre-orders for Ryzen 5000x on BH.

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carp3
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01-10-2017, 02:11 AM
#11
The order is currently marked as back-ordered on the status page. I don’t have specific timing details, but you can check the carrier’s website for updates.
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carp3
01-10-2017, 02:11 AM #11

The order is currently marked as back-ordered on the status page. I don’t have specific timing details, but you can check the carrier’s website for updates.

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hunthorsegirl
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01-10-2017, 06:56 AM
#12
Jayztwocents didn't test the 5600X directly. I reviewed multiple benchmarks from your link and found several that struggled before hitting the 5600X's speed, with results close to its performance. Here’s how the CPUs performed across the tests: @720P 10900K: 2 9900K: 3 10700K: 1 Any slowdown indicates it reached peak performance for that game at that resolution, with the tested GPU. There were four games where the CPU became a bottleneck even at 720P. The benchmark suite for gaming doesn’t accurately reflect CPU strengths, except for confirming the 5600X often matches or exceeds the previous Intel models in low-res play about 80% of the time. Please note: my comparison was limited to the standard 5600X test, not the overclocked version.
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hunthorsegirl
01-10-2017, 06:56 AM #12

Jayztwocents didn't test the 5600X directly. I reviewed multiple benchmarks from your link and found several that struggled before hitting the 5600X's speed, with results close to its performance. Here’s how the CPUs performed across the tests: @720P 10900K: 2 9900K: 3 10700K: 1 Any slowdown indicates it reached peak performance for that game at that resolution, with the tested GPU. There were four games where the CPU became a bottleneck even at 720P. The benchmark suite for gaming doesn’t accurately reflect CPU strengths, except for confirming the 5600X often matches or exceeds the previous Intel models in low-res play about 80% of the time. Please note: my comparison was limited to the standard 5600X test, not the overclocked version.

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