Overclocked Ryzen 1600 VS i5 7600

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I was wondering if a reasonably overclocked Ryzen 1600 can perform the same (or better) than an i5 7600.
 
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Depends on what it is. On single threaded applications, the i5 is going to perform slightly better than a Ryzen. For multi-threaded applications, the Ryzen is going to perform a lot better than the i5.

If you play a lot of older games that are lightly threaded, or just use a single thread, then the i5 is probably the better choice. If you're playing mostly newer titles, then they have a much higher chance of utilizing more threads, and the Ryzen would be the best option.

Overall? I'd go with the 1600 long before I bought an i5....

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Depends on what it is. On single threaded applications, the i5 is going to perform slightly better than a Ryzen. For multi-threaded applications, the Ryzen is going to perform a lot better than the i5.

If you play a lot of older games that are lightly threaded, or just use a single thread, then the i5 is probably the better choice. If you're playing mostly newer titles, then they have a much higher chance of utilizing more threads, and the Ryzen would be the best option.

Overall? I'd go with the 1600 long before I bought an i5....

 
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