For those of you looking to save a few bucks and build a budget system with as many cores as could previously be had for $1000, the Ryzen 1700 processor is looking to be the best value in Ryzen CPUs for the overclocker. For all intents and purposes, the Ryzen 1700 is the same CPU as the 1700X and the 1800X at quite a cost savings. The one caveat may be, and this is a guess based on very little testing so far, that the 1700 may not show the same overclocking prowess as the X models. Even then it was less than 100MHz, which is something that you would never be able to identify in everyday usage and gaming.
Curiosidad: ¿32 cores de los Naples esos para una base de datos? Como no sea para procesar Big Data...Mejor RAM a muerte y disco SSD.
Para una base de datos no, pero para virtualizar sistemas puede venir de vicio
Real World Benchmark Results Summary: When it comes to our ‘real world’ benchmark tests the AMD Ryzen 7 1700 processor overclocked to 4.0GHz was a monster in our Blender and KeyShot benchmark tests as it was only bested by the Intel Core i7-6950X processor. The Photoscan and Dolphin emulation benchmark tests had the Intel Core i7-6900K ahead, but the Ryzen 7 1700 right behind the Intel Core i7-7700K that was overclocked beyond 5GHz!