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The drop-off for old data will be done in months, since people aren't likely to change hardware that often. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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The drop-off for old data will be done in months, since people aren't likely to change hardware that often. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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i myself planning to buy one in March :)
Be interesting, though not out in time for this end month stats.
I know of at least one that's pre ordered
No in begins dont change much because main buyers are FX actual users, this users are amd actual cpu market share
However when appears ryzen 6 core + ht (someplace around april to june), ryzen 4 core + ht (after june) and ryzen based apus after H2 2017 maybe stay more interesting
Another potential buyers stay in users needs heavy multitasking case blender, 3dmax, some adobe programas and others
In before cited case ryzen appears very interesting because this apps use correctly core quantity compared with gaming (in gaming is more common use higher ipc with higher frecuencies)
Without forget pc cost is more cheaper than similar solution on intel (socket 2011v3)
^_^
Last edited by mrdeathjr on 25 February 2017 at 1:14 pm UTC
I should hop further soon to not be part of this statistic.
Me too! :) The pre-release leaks and reviews look really, really promising. I think the top of the range i7 chips may still have a slight edge in single core performance but it looks like everything is pointing to AMD absolutely blowing the Intel chips out the water in price vs performance.
I'm hoping AMD shake things up a bit and make the market competitive again.
Last edited by Shmerl on 26 February 2017 at 2:26 am UTC
Actually i have to buy it on the Launch now or even pre-order :)
i managed to kill my current shitty montherboard. VRMs died :D damn that OC was too much for this board.
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Last edited by Xpander on 26 February 2017 at 9:35 am UTC
I'd like to see this too. I figure that many of us want VR but have been waiting for it to be available on Linux; it'd be good to start collecting stats soon to see trends. I'd also be interested to know how many normally-Linux-gamers have made an exception for VR and so have a headset already, but I guess it is too late for that.