AMD Ryzen 5 1400 Linux Benchmarks: 27-Way CPU Comparison On Ubuntu

[t.s.]

Michael thanks!
Steffo 309$ does not suit my workflow either...

How about $219 (6C12T)? You can get ~$200 from some online shop

[faldzip]

Michael thanks!
Steffo 309$ does not suit my workflow either...

[Steffo]

Thanks for this test, I was waiting for it. But there are compilation benchmarks lacking and they are most important for me

Also - you could do some CPU comparison in gaming with some Total War game or Hitman (it is quite CPU demanding at least on my PC )

If compilation is important for you, than a 4 core might not suit to your workflow. Better buy a Ryzen 7 1700.

[Michael]

Thanks for this test, I was waiting for it. But there are compilation benchmarks lacking and they are most important for me

Also - you could do some CPU comparison in gaming with some Total War game or Hitman (it is quite CPU demanding at least on my PC )

Kernel compilation tests are coming in another article. They weren't included here due to some impact on SSD/I/O perf and different SSDs used.

[eydee]

Including overclocked results too would be nice, considering that barely anyone runs a Ryzen at stock speed.

[faldzip]

Thanks for this test, I was waiting for it. But there are compilation benchmarks lacking and they are most important for me

Also - you could do some CPU comparison in gaming with some Total War game or Hitman (it is quite CPU demanding at least on my PC )

[phoronix]

Phoronix: AMD Ryzen 5 1400 Linux Benchmarks: 27-Way CPU Comparison On Ubuntu

If you are looking to get an AMD Zen CPU on a budget, the cheapest Ryzen 5 CPU in the current line-up is the 1400 model, which for $160 USD will get you a quad-core processor plus Hyper Threading and clocks up to 3.4GHz. Here are some benchmarks of the AMD Ryzen 5 1400 on Ubuntu 17.04 compared to various other Intel and AMD CPUs over the years.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=24900