Can Amd Fight For The Future? The Gap Between Ruan 7 1800x And Core I7-770k

A card war in the future is a netizen ridicule or praise AMD card of a stem, refers to the AMD graphics card with the passage of time, in the new drive, new game neutrality can be gradually improved, from some test results to see this statement still a certain reason. Now, not only the AMD card can fight the future, the AMD processor can also be released for more than a year in the sharp dragon 7 1800X, its performance has also improved compared with the release time, and the lead between Core and i7-7700K has increased from 20% to 27%, the performance of the game has also increased by 3%, and the gap with Core i7-7700K is also narrowed.

3DCenter website made a very interesting statistic. They traced the performance of sharp dragon 7 1800X from March last year to April of this year's sharp dragon series, compared to Core i7-7700K processors, and the result is the advantage of the sharp dragon 7 1800X relative to Core i7-7700K, and the game gap is narrowing.

At the time of last year's release, the application performance of sharp dragon 7 1800X was leading Core i7-7700K after 20%, and the gap between Core X and Core X was increased to 23.7% in June. The gap widened to 27.1% when the sharp dragon 2000 was released this year, that is, the relative performance of the sharp Dragon 7 1800X was increasing.

This picture can be seen more clearly, with the performance of Core i7-7700K in the continuous period of 100% base, the performance of the sharp dragon 7 1800X increased from 120% to 127.1%, and the application performance increased by 6%.

Game performance, sharp dragon 7 1800X is not as good as Core i7-7700K, but the gap is also narrowing, in August last year, the game performance was 89.8% of the latter, now has increased to 92.3%, the overall performance of the game increased by 3%.

Their statistics are based on multiple tests, and they don't have to feel like this, especially the change of game performance 3% is not true in practice. Only a large number of samples are statistically significant.

As early as the AMD sharp dragon processor release, AMD made a bid to cooperate with industry vendors to optimize the performance of the sharp dragon processor. This is not surprising. After all, AMD has been absent from the high performance processor market in the past few years, and its share and influence are narrowing. It is unlikely that the manufacturer will be able to optimize the bulldozer processor again, and the sharp dragon is coming out. After that, AMD also needs time to allow applications and game developers to accept it and optimize for the Dragon processor.