R7 2700X - AMD GOES BIG! Gaming, Rendering & Encoding

How does AMD's new Ryzen 2700X stack up in benchmarks against Intel's i7 8700K and other CPUs? Short answer - very well!

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[dennisplayinglacrosse]

Honestly, this is one of the most detailed and specific videos that tests the new Ryzen cpus against other cpus. I must say, the content is amazing and very in depth. Great job man 👍

[sitordan]

Not bad. Not bad at all. If AMD keep this up then my next CPU, that I intend to buy in 2019, will be an AMD R7 3700X. Until then, my delided i7 4790k will have to do the job.

[NikhilYadav-rgyn]

Look who's nailing the cinematography.

[TarekAlShawwa]

1:17 the R7 2700 non-x version is 65w, not 95w

[Bodonism]

All games benchmark average on GTX 1080 Ti
i7-8700k (stock) = 10 fps more
R7-2700x (stock) = 10 fps less

Think about this for a second, what if you have GTX 1080, 1070 or below, the R7-2700x is completely a beast gaming CPU. There won't be bottleneck at all, so why are you saying R7-2700x is not as good as 8700k for gaming? That's a mislead.

Also, while the R7-2700x has more cores/threads and annihilated the i7-8700k in productivity benchmarks..
There is no question here that the R7 is a damn good CPU!

[tobygreenwood]

Cant believe how quickly the year or so since Ryzen 1 has gone...

[homewardboundphotos]

very nice video, there is only one caveat I think you should have included in your video regarding warp stabilizer. to say the 8700k out performs ryzen in this task is a bit misleading. it is true that with one instance of warp stabilizer, the 8700k will outperform ryzen, however warp stabilizer is a effect that processes in the background allowing you to continue working while processing, or activating multiple instances of warp stabilizer. the 8700 k may have a marginally faster analysation time, but ryzen will be able to analyse twice as many clips at the same time making ryzen effectively faster in practical application.

[tuomasvallo]

I had set my mind on Ryzen 7 2700x build. After watching a ton of reviews I'm starting to lean towards the I7-8700k, since the PC will be mainly for gaming purpose. I'd really love to give the new Ryzen a try though.

[BMMi]

I love that you include The Witcher 3 in the benchmarks. It's a demanding game that likes fast memory and CPUs.

[asdfomfglol]

You're awesome mate. You're going to hit 100k subscribers soon and then skyrocket into the universe. Keep up the good work! Unbiased in-depth reviews, best cinematography of the whole youtube tech community and a great deep narrator voice.
Perfect mix, you're gonna get far, you'll see.

[vikrambhaskar]

No brainier this definitely has to be the finest review out till now. Damn that sublime color grading together with silky smooth video footage was a pleasure to watch❤️❤️

[adrianvasiliu]

I am the owner of the 1800x processor, after two months of use I am amazed how good it is
I never dreamed to have such a processor, because an equivalent processor from intel now a year cost about $ 2, 000.
I live in the poor country more precisely in Romania where my salary is $ 350, luck for us that there is AMD
   all my gratitude

[zoraizkhan]

Oh yeah!!
Early man!
I'll still be rocking my 1700 till 2021!
Still it's a killer CPU

[DamnPictures]

Came here to check out Premiere/After Effects performance. Thanks. An informative and neatly produced video. Kudos.

[selohcin]

Wow, fantastic video! I just found your channel on accident, but I was so impressed with the review I subscribed! One question though: did you actually run all those tests yourself, or are you compiling data from other sources to make these charts? (Not judging if you did, I was just genuinely confused about how one man could have so many CPUs lying around.) I have never, ever seen anyone pair a 2200G with a 1080 Ti for CPU performance testing. Great stuff!

[EntropyAcolyte]

i just bought a 2700x for $159 at micro center. it's going to be my first amd computer, and my first build

[KoIzumi]

Get a X470 itx board (give the Asus one a try) and test it on the NCase M1 for the D9L and other options. Your results will determine my upgrade :)
Great video!

[Srcsqwrn]

It's looking like, even while I'm mainly gaming a lot, I want to get the Ryzen. I have been recommended this in order to stream, and edit videos better.

[Kie-]

I have 16gb ram, I was lucky enough to buy it when ram was cheap, it kind of surprises me that reviewers are still using the same amount of ram that I installed years ago for just a run of the mill system.

[marcostrydom]

Dude your camera work is absolute brilliant