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The future of A card war is a stalk of netizens who ridicule or praise AMD graphics cards. It means that AMD graphics cards will gradually improve in new drivers and new games over time. From some test results, this statement is still certain. Reason. Now, not only AMD graphics card can fight the future, AMD's processor is also available, Ruilong 7 1800X released more than a year, its performance has also improved compared with the release, with Core i7-7700K The lead between the two increased from 20% to 27%, the game performance also increased by 3%, and the gap with the Core i7-7700K has also narrowed.
The 3DCenter website made a very interesting statistic. They tracked the performance of the Ruilong 7 1800X released from the release of the Ruilong 2000 series in March last year. The comparison is the Core i7-7700K processor. The result is the Ruilong 7 The 1800X has a bigger advantage over the Core i7-7700K, and the game gap is also shrinking.
At the time of the release last year, the application performance of the Ruilong 7 1800X led the Core i7-7700K to 20%. This gap continued to widen, and the release time of the Core X in June increased to 23.7%, until the release of the Ruilong 2000 in April this year. The gap widened to 27.1%, which means that the relative performance of the Ruilong 7 1800X is increasing.
This picture can be seen more clearly. With the performance of Core i7-7700K in 100% of the continuous time period, the performance of Ruilong 7 1800X has increased from 120% to 127.1%, and the application performance has increased by 6%.
In terms of game performance, the Ruilong 7 1800X is not as good as the Core i7-7700K, but the gap is also narrowing. In August last year, the game performance was 89.8% of the latter, and now it has grown to 92.3%, and the game performance has increased by 3%.
Their statistics are based on a combination of multiple tests. This is not necessarily the case for individuals. In particular, the 3% change in game performance is not realized in practice. It only makes sense when a large number of samples are counted. .
As early as the release of AMD's AVerMedia processor, AMD has expressed its willingness to cooperate with industry vendors to optimize the performance of the AVerMedia processor. This is not surprising. After all, AMD has missed the high-performance processor market, share, and influence over the past years. All are shrinking, manufacturers are unlikely to optimize the bulldozer processor, and after the advent of Ruilong, AMD still needs time for application software and game developers to accept it, to optimize for the Ruilong processor.
