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what's up guys it's there from tech
stores and just as I promised I'm
bringing you with quick benchmark
comparison between the eight core r7
1700 and a quad core i7 7700 k if you
somehow missed my previous comparison
between these 1700 X and the 18 and X
that went up against the 6800 kme 69 and
okay that I'll be sure to link that down
below so the test beds are exactly the
same nothing has changed from the
previous benchmarks
other than the CPUs of course and for
overclocks I pushed the 7700 K to 5
gigahertz with a core voltage of 1 point
3 to 5 whereas the 1700 was overclocked
to 3.9 gigahertz also on a one point
three to five core voltage so that
wasting our time ladies and gentlemen
let's jump into the benchmark
I said it once before and I will say it
again the r7 1700 is a solid gaming and
productivity cpu the 7700 K just can't
compete with multi-threaded applications
if you do both gaming and editing the
1700 is the obvious choice here of
course you are missing out on some fps
and gaming the 7700 K is still currently
the king and of gaming or screaming is
all you do on your PC then you won't
find a better value than these 7700 K it
clearly offers the best bang for your
buck at point 38 frames per dollar
once overclock but that doesn't but it's
quick benchmark comparison as always if
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