The proof of the pudding is in the eating, but I guess you're probably right. I'd love to be proved wrong though, the pricing is really competitive and i'll be looking at a new build pretty soon. Hopefully the next wave of AMD chips with less cores will prove easier to overclock and better suited to the game What i'd also like to see is how the Intel Core i3-7350K fares in this type of test, it's massively overclockable and also massively affordable at just over £150 Edited March 10, 2017 by bennytee. That is quite slow but I think the game really doesn't make use of all those cores which is a real shame for a game that is so statistically heavy, hopefully the next couple of versions of the game can make real use of lots of RAM and multiple cores.
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Still think that Ryzen is a phenomenal bit of kit and represents outstanding value for money under the right circumstance. Looking forward to your updated results. I'd be interested to see if the game uses all cores if you can monitor that during the test? They promised us a truly 64 bit game this year but clearly haven't delivered. It might be worth you asking Sports Interactive if they plan to make real use of multiple cores and Ram anytime soon.
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Extremely frustrating. I think SI I have only just started on the path to optimising FM based on 64bit inclusion in FM17 for the first time, next step will be to make FM truly multi-threaded which will take a lot of time and effort as the code has to be split into different threads and coordinated. Edited March 19, 2017 by Powermonger. I think SI I have only just started on the path to optimising FM based on 64bit inclusion in FM17 for the first time, next step will be to make FM truly multi-threaded which will take a lot of time and effort as the code has to be split into different threads and coordinated. I imagine it's very difficult to really split the day to day processing into different threads. So many variables apply that will have an effect on other areas of the game. If those are being processed simultaneously coordinating all of that sounds like hell.
I only know the very basics of programming though, maybe there's a way. It'd certainly be nice if FM could really use all the multicore horsepower outside of calculating matches. I imagine it's very difficult to really split the day to day processing into different threads.
So many variables apply that will have an effect on other areas of the game. If those are being processed simultaneously coordinating all of that sounds like hell. I only know the very basics of programming though, maybe there's a way. It'd certainly be nice if FM could really use all the multicore horsepower outside of calculating matches. Yes I can't imagine it being a easy task, it will be a long process.