Everyone’s WRONG About Ryzen 9000!

People are wrong about Ryzen 9000 CPUs! Stay tuned...

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[sirberticus]

This reminds me a lot about the Zen-1 rollout: It was "OK" at first, but then subsequent BIOS updates made it better over time until it ended pretty darn good in the end. I expect major improvements to 9000 in the coming months.

[POLARTTYRTM]

Ryzen 9000 is obsolete because Ryzen 15000 is coming out in 12 years.

[Mad.Maxx.]

I left Intel after 15 years to go with the AMD 7800X3D. One of the best decisions I've ever made. Looking forward to seeing X3D in the 9000 series.

[MetroidRTX]

I'm glad AMD is aiming for more efficient and reliable CPUs rather than overclocking them in to dust.
Basically avoiding the predicament Intel is in right now.

On the other hand overclocking headroom on these CPUs is massive.
Looks like golden age of overclocking is coming back.
Waiting for 9950X3D personally. :)

[Dr.RichardBanks]

So I was RIGHT, for awhile I thought I was left.

[slayridah]

Its still a terrible value at current pricing, thats all that matters

[kamikaze]

People complaining about high speed memory for Ryzen 9000. I'm honestly more concerned about whether or not the Memory Controller has actually been improved so it can support 128GB/higher in a stable state without going through a nightmare setup process. What's the point of having 4 DIMM slots if the CPU's mem controller can't even handle the capacity without breaking due to instability?

[evalangley]

It just proves that we have a bunch of techtubers that are nothing more than a bunch of amateurs reviewers looking for views over clickbaits thumbnails.

[Tektron-inc]

Back in the day we used to check the bus frequency before choosing a memory model. Higher memory speed generates wait states because cpu and memory are out of sync producing latency. This has been this way sinse the Athlon days.

[BADMIXofficial]

These CPUs are just power limited to made top 9 series (12/16 cores CPUs) look better. Change my mind.

[rotnbazturd]

These tech reviewers are constantly bitching for more performance that current technology just can't keep up with and remain stable. And this is the whole issue with CPUs today. Not to mention the insane performance they expect from GPUs. People need to step back and get a grip on reality.

[jordsoo]

Jayz2Cents, Hardware Unboxed, Kitgurutech, Der8auer, LinusTechTips all used in spec ram and probably more reviewers

[devjitdutta]

You guys are all wrong. The Ryzen 4070 is the best APU now combining unmatched CPU and GPU performance. Just buy it and you'll be set for the next century

[wernerklaus]

go and check out Der Bauer, he uses the overclock in the bios as AMD wants you to do and than you have a +25% speed uplift in performance and it is on par with the X3D!

[giovannip.]

Maybe getting 'good' DDR5 8000, down clocking it to 6 and then tighten the timings more than the current best DDR5 6000 kits?
That way if you are hoping for an upgrade later you don't have to upgrade the memory as well..?
Also it's been suggested to stick to 2 DIMMs even if your board has 4 for better stability...

[-average]

I actually like what they did. 6000 MT/s is still double to what I currently have with DDR4 and their processors & GPUs, unlike intel and novidia, don't break my wallet and give me the performance and stability I want.

[MEXTStudios]

Well, it’s out the next-gen processors of Ryzen 9000, well imagine Ryzen 10000 though

[TheMagodana]

Team blue is dishing Blue screens right now, AMd solid choice and you save electricity. Case closed

[jamesrock]

Any Ryzen 9000 cpu would break Vegeta’s scouter

[sharkscanplay]

From what ive heard about this gen, its about power efficiency. Power efficiency means better thermals which allows for higher clocks. So while the out of box might not be the 20-30% some people were hoping for, im sure we will see some achievable overclocks capable of hitting 15-20%... maybe on the 3d chips we will see some crazier stuff as well