Benchmark Ryzen 5 1400/1500

On the purpose of going on budget, I wonder if the budget GT 1030 card can reach the 9k score, didn't see any benchmark result with that.

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Originally Posted by Rinuko

Anyone own Ryzen 1400 or 1500 and can tell me your points? I'm build a gaming pc next month and can't decide if I should get quad or 6-core cpu - or save on cpu and get a better gpu

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Probably you already know this page http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare...400/3921vs3922, but if you don't and you are a patient person here you can compare performance.

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Originally Posted by Driavna

Probably you already know this page http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare...400/3921vs3922, but if you don't and you are a patient person here you can compare performance.

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Yes thank you though. I might pick up 1500X cause its such a small price difference. Could probably also gain same clock with a small OC on 1400 though.

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Originally Posted by Judge_Xero

Definitely not. I changed from an i7 4790 with 2666mhz Ram paired with my 980 ti and was only getting 13,400 on the benchmark. So the only bottleneck for me on Ryzen is the 980ti.

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I have an i7-4770k paired with a 980ti amd 1600 mhz ram, and i get a much higher score than that, 15400. Its definitely not the cpu lol, since my i7 scores higher than your ryzen, and has slower memory. It probably helps that my 4770k is OC'd to 4.4 Ghz.

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Originally Posted by Rinuko

Yes thank you though. I might pick up 1500X cause its such a small price difference. Could probably also gain same clock with a small OC on 1400 though.

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The 1500x is also in a good price point since as an X version it will automatically OC higher than the Boost Clock if thermals and power is ok. But the key difference is that it has the 16mb of L3 cache compared to the 1400 which has 8mb. (No idea how that will compare to gaming)

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Originally Posted by Valkyrie_Lenneth

I have an i7-4770k paired with a 980ti amd 1600 mhz ram, and i get a much higher score than that, 15400. Its definitely not the cpu lol, since my i7 scores higher than your ryzen, and has slower memory. It probably helps that my 4770k is OC'd to 4.4 Ghz.

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Is your GPU overclocked as well? I know the 980 ti's can overclock pretty high but I'm just running mine at stock.

It runs at whatever the stock overclock is of the msi gamimg 6g version is. I havent overclocked it myself

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Originally Posted by Judge_Xero

The 1500x is also in a good price point since as an X version it will automatically OC higher than the Boost Clock if thermals and power is ok. But the key difference is that it has the 16mb of L3 cache compared to the 1400 which has 8mb. (No idea how that will compare to gaming)

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Random freezes on both specially AAA games.

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Originally Posted by Valkyrie_Lenneth

I have an i7-4770k paired with a 980ti amd 1600 mhz ram, and i get a much higher score than that, 15400. Its definitely not the cpu lol, since my i7 scores higher than your ryzen, and has slower memory. It probably helps that my 4770k is OC'd to 4.4 Ghz.

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980 TI's still a great choice for 1080p gaming.
In some games even my x2 1080ti SLI can't beat the x2 980Ti's SLI.
Thing changes at higher resolutions or singles.


PS. The truly power is not reveled yet . 1080 Ti K|NGP|N is coming ;D

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Originally Posted by GayFox

Random freezes on both specially AAA games.



980 TI's still a great choice for 1080p gaming.
In some games even my x2 1080ti SLI can't beat the x2 980Ti's SLI.
Thing changes at higher resolutions or singles.


PS. The truly power is not reveled yet . 1080 Ti K|NGP|N is coming ;D

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You know that might as well be mb or bios related. X99 plattform wasnt exacly perfect first 6 month of its release either lol.
Or poorly optimised for Ryzen. I'm not worried though.