05-23-2019, 01:44 PM -
1) Overclock it. FX chips are made to be overclocked, if you don't do it you're just wasting your money. 8350 overclocks 500/600 MHz on stock voltage as a start.
2) Not all Ryzen CPUs are better.. the recommendation is that you have at least a hexa-core Ryzen, and even then it may not be enough for some demanding games. The problem is that the Bulldozer architecture is kinda bad, they group 2 CPU cores per 1 module that shares resources between these 2 CPU cores and stuff gets slowed down due to that. Ryzen architecture also has problems, cores are separated between 2 CCX modules and the latency is high enough that it causes issues on RPCS3 without running all SPU threads on only one half of the cores.
2) Not all Ryzen CPUs are better.. the recommendation is that you have at least a hexa-core Ryzen, and even then it may not be enough for some demanding games. The problem is that the Bulldozer architecture is kinda bad, they group 2 CPU cores per 1 module that shares resources between these 2 CPU cores and stuff gets slowed down due to that. Ryzen architecture also has problems, cores are separated between 2 CCX modules and the latency is high enough that it causes issues on RPCS3 without running all SPU threads on only one half of the cores.
This post was last modified: 05-23-2019, 01:46 PM by Ani.
Desktop: Ryzen 7 5800X, Radeon RX 6800 XT, 2x8G DDR4 3600MHz, Manjaro Linux
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