AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920X & 1950X Review

Battlefield 1

Battlefield 1 will likely become known as one of the most popular multiplayer games around but it also happens to be one of the best looking titles around. It also happens to be extremely well optimized with even the lowest end cards having the ability to run at high detail levels.

In this benchmark we use a runthough of The Runner level after the dreadnought barrage is complete and you need to storm the beach. This area includes all of the game’s hallmarks in one condensed area with fire, explosions, debris and numerous other elements layered over one another for some spectacular visual effects.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare

The latest iteration in the COD series may not drag out niceties like DX12 or particularly unique playing styles but it nonetheless is a great looking game that is quite popular.

This benchmark takes place during the campaign’s Operation Port Armor wherein we run through a sequence combining various indoor and outdoor elements along with some combat.

In actual games the results don’t really fare any better with the 1950X and 1920X struggling to compete with the 1600X in Battlefield 1. However, this also goes to show that none of the HEDT processors do particularly well since the i9-7900X is just a few frames ahead. Like we keep on saying: buying a 16 thread or higher processor exclusively for gaming is just a waste of money.

Even Call of Duty Infinite Warfare backs that up with some low results for Threadripper but as usual its not too far back from the i9-7900X.