Everything about AMD Ryzen – The 8 core chip CPU

Precision Boost: Fine-tuned processor performance adjusted in real time to meet the performance demands of your game or app.

Extended Frequency Range: Automatic extra performance boost for enthusiasts with premium systems and processor cooling.

Neural Net Prediction: Built-in artificial intelligence that primes your processor to tackle your app workload more efficiently.

Smart Prefetch: Learning algorithms that predict and pre-load needed data for fast and responsive computing.

Is AMD Ryzen that good?

On comparing Ryzen 1800x and 1700x with Intel’s latest and greatest chips, AMD’s chips went head to head and sometimes even did better than their rivals. AMD’s $500 Ryzen 1800x even bested Intel’s $1,050 Core i7-6900K in some factors, that is quite amazing as with that kind of price tag AMD surely provides a power packed CPU without burning a hole in your pockets.

Even if you want to do intensive gaming on Ryzen, Ryzen does great but in that case you should be using some high end graphics card. Even with modest GPUs gaming isn’t that bad either but it definitely lags behind Intel processors.

As a YouTuber or a streamer you would surely appreciate Ryzen’s performance provided by its extra cores.

AMD says gaming will definitely get better on Ryzen chips as more and more game developers optimize their titles for Ryzen.

Final Verdict

So should you buy it? Well if you are building a new PC and need a high performance CPU similar to Intel i7 but at a much lower price than surely you should go for these AMD products. But that said you should check the compatibility for these chips with other parts of your system, as these chips work on new architecture so old motherboard systems won’t work with these chips.