Hey guys,
Has anyone tried the new Ryzen CPU’s on BF1 64 player maps?
I have had a google and there maybe some results, but I can’t find any English ones. If anyone can point me to a benchmark or something that would be great!
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Honestly from some of the game benchmarks the R7 1800x/1700x/1700 isn’t everything AMD was spouting, It has issue’s with its DDR4 at the minute (Confirmed by Asus and several reviewers on youtube and google). I would wait depending what your current set up is like before taking the early adopter’s plunge of the Ryzen chip. If you can play the game fine now then hold off but if you know you need a upgrade or just like new things then thats your choice. Just remember not every chip is the exact same (silicon lottory), motherboard types, ram types, gpu and driver types are also different and what works wonderfully for one might be broken for another user. (See the list of gtx 1070 threads or the list of high cpu usage on the intel chips for a perfect example).
Despite the socket compatibility, I’d wait for a dedicated Ryzen motherboard to come along.
The game runs OK on my 3570k @ 4.2 & 780gtx. I can max the settings on single player but have to turn them all down on multiplayer. 60 FPS on both @ 1440p. I’m looking for more frames in MP, but tbh it’s more of an upgrade itch than a need.
No it’s a need.
I lowered myself from 1440p @60fps to 1080 @144fps and it’s way better.
unless you got a higher than 60hz monitor there is no need for the frames at the minute but as you say its the upgrade itch. Honestly do the research wait a few months and see how it goes vega details will be coming out soon and hopefully they might be better than the ryzen on launch, also there is the 1080ti aswell so give it a month at least and wait untill the dust has settled before spending the cash last thing you want is buyers regret.
Yeah it’s looking like ryzen is having a few teething issues but am sure they gonna be worked out.
It still competes very well against Intel none the less
I am looking to upgrade soon and it is currently between ryzen and an i7-7700. The problem is i want it to last a few years and better than quad core is a better idea for the future.
Will wait to see how things settle down with bios, driver and windows updates over the next few months. To see if performance improves and the lack of overclocking room as well suggests ryzen is currently about as good as it will get.
Yeah apparently there are some smt and BIOS issues with the am4 boards.
Am sure it will get resolved quickly.
Get a Ryzen 1700x there’s hardly any difference from a 1800x . The issues will sort out on this new architecture and BF1 is good now on it s when dice code for Ryzen it will be even better …Wtf am I saying, Dice can’t code DX12 let alone Ryzen lol
That’s technology by the time you buy it it’s out of date or superceded
go for the i7 7700k, ive seen benchmarks and the 7700k is better in every scenario, thats facts
BUDDY my AMD 8350 and 480 8gb oc, I get 125fps on the highest setting in 1080p, so im sure the new CPU cant handle it lol.
by 4-5 fps, the value still goes to AMD, also the new CPU needs a firmware update, the new MOBOS are bottle necking the ram/cpu.
somethings fisy about those benchmarks, i get more fps then that on my 8350…
I’ve seen some benchmarks and an OC’D Ryzen 1700(3.9ghz) beats an OC’d 7700k(5ghz) by 8-10 FPS on battlefield 1.
Is that in 64 player games? I see in your sig that you have a 7700k, can I ask how many FPS do you get in 64 player games? 
Wait for R5 if anything. I think the R5 will be a better overclocker and won’t have that many issues at launch compare to the R7 right now. The R5 will be coming out between April to June so i mean save that money up and get either a Vega card or 1080ti
You can look at the Gamers Nexus videos wich are pretty much to the point. In this video he did a phonecall to AMD (at 6:27)
The Ryzen R5 1600x 6core/12thread will be the one to get and will come in at around $100 cheaper than the i7 7700k.
Wait a couple of months for that one.