AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Official Benchmarks Appear In Passmark Database

Quad cores when

>>59179447

Can it play Netflix at 4K?

Benchmarks are cute but I'm going to use my new CPU in the real world.

>>59179488
Buy a Roku and hook it up to your monitor.

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>>59179488

>>59179459

Hopefully Q2 alongside with the 6 core 12th variants

Doesn't support 4k Netflix it's practically useless

>mfw my 6700k doesn't support Netflix

Wat am I to do

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>>59179524
>4k Netflix
>That shitty video bitrate

Alright

>>59179537
Isn't it 20mbps H.265? Should be enough for UHD.

>>59179524
Buy it and get a 7700k right now!

>>59179488
>television is the real world

>>59179513
>>59179488

Will AMD ever fix this Netflix issue? Or will Netflix on Ryzen be hell for the rest of its life?

>>59179542
Thats the same for a 1080p Blu Ray.

The 4K-Blu-ray specification allows for three disc sizes, each with their own data rate: 50 GB with 82 Mbit/s, 66 GB with 108 Mbit/s, and 100 GB with 128 Mbit/

The 4K netflix is simply the same quality as watching a 1080p Raw blu ray movie upscaled a bit

>>59179566
It doesn't have a iGPU so no.
And hopefully never.

>>59179571

That would be a huge improvement over normal Netflix.

Will AMD be able to patch this issue or will they just ignore their users.

>>59179594
I mean.. I don't think that many people using Netflix on their PC but consider the following:

Buy an R5 cpu for $250 (6c 12th) or an r 3 (4c 8th) for sub $200 instead buying i7-7700k (340 dollar altough I'm pretty sure they will lower the price.)

For $130-150 just buy a 4K streaming device and you up to go.

I understand thats its pretty shitty that 4K Netflix is only avaible via Kaby Lake DRM, but that's not AMD fault

>>59179513
Sounds like a Netflix issue for not supporting the best CPU out there.

>>59179447
DELET THIS

>>59179629

>best CPU out there.
>cannot play 4K netflix

Pick only one, friend.

>>59179542
>Double the bitrate of 720 x 576 dvd
>Enough for 4k
Dvd's still look better than 4k netflix

>>59179617
4K Roku is 99, the 4K Chromecast is 69

>>59179488
>>59179513
>>59179566
>>59179594
>>59179706
you're in the wrong place ((( friend )))
/tv/ is that way

>>59179513
>when you run out of stuff to argue about

>>59180167
Amazon fire TV stick is only $39

Do not respond to the Netflix poster. Report and hide the Netflix poster. Help make /g/ a better place. Polite sage.

What time does the NDA lift?

>>59179488
Spot the retarded Intel shill

>>59179594
>patch this issue
>issue
>it's a fucking byte compatible CPU
kill yourself

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>>59179447
And then in the real world...

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why is the latency so high?

>>59179488
SGX instructions make a computer less secure. A keylogger could easily run as an encrypted program, hidden from the user and their antivirus. You are shilling for hardware DRM that protects viruses.

>>59180741
Weaker memory controller? Duh.
Guess that's one big improvement we can expect with Zen+

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>>59180729

>>59180741
L2 and L3 numbers are competitive with skylake, L2 especially is nice since it's twice the size, so that's nice.

DRAM latency is high though.

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>>59180818
Damn buddy, you're losing it.

>>59179707
Are you literally stupid? Mpeg 2 of half the bitrate of HEVC without even getting into a discussion about resolution is supposedly better looking? Jesus fucking christ, how do you even have the intelligence to type your messages?
You must be one of those animals that believe vinyls sound better than drive recordings too.

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>He unironically buys Intel for Netflix
>He doesn't use a cheap streamer onto a 4K TV
>He watches movies on a shitty monitor under 32" in his office chair with shitty 2.0 PC speakers

topkek

>>59180902
>Screencaps all the times the other posted
Who is the more autistic here?

>>59181125
It's called an archieve friend.
Reddit doesn't have one?

Can you even watch 4k netflix with a Nvidia GPU plugged in or do you have to plug your monitor into the motherboard video out?

>>59181125
>doesn't know about archives
How new are you?
How much are you paid to post that intel image?

>>59180741
Look at the bandwidth. 47GB/s~
Peak theoretical bandwidth for 3200mhz RAM is 51.2GB/s. AMD's memory controller is achieving radically more bandwidth than anything intel is coming near. They're showing over 90% efficiency, intel's memory controllers do about 75%.

I can only imagine how performance would improve with some uncore tweaking.

>>59180809

SGX is pure cancer. I hope it dies like the serial # BS that Intel pulled back with Pentium 3s.

>>59182027
>>59179447
>The measured data is incorrect due to outdated software. Check again next week with latest soft. ;) (in our own internal testing with in-house software, mem latency goes as down as 19 ms.

>Edit. (Also keep in mind that actual bios are not yet fully finished, there are a lot of things to tweak or even implement, specially around mem configurations)

>>59179488
thats not a fucking raspi

>>59179488
>4K Streameme that ISPs can either not provide or will apply articifial data cap making it useless.

Does nobody know what a fucking torrent is?

>Gets excited about some benchmarks
>Sees wccftech, the screaming minecraft cuckboi club

OP is gay

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how much did you buy last year /g/

>>59180666
thanks satan

>>59184034
the pleasure is mine.

>>59179513
>>59179488
>netflix 4k
>bitrate is lower than an average 1080p bluray rip
netflix is the new yify

>>59180666
>>59183666

satan double strike.
intel is fucked.

>using passmark for anything credible