Built a new PC around a Ryzen chip and the multi-core performance for video editing is honestly incredible for the price. Temps stay low with a basic cooler and the integrated graphics handled my old games until my GPU arrived. AMD has genuinely earned my loyalty over the past few builds.
Excellent multi-core value, runs cool
AMD CPUs are excellent and I have no complaints there at all. The graphics cards are decent value but ray tracing and the upscaling tech still trail the rivals in my experience. Torn because I love the processors but keep eyeing other brands for the GPU.
AMD has a RevWala Trust Score of 69/100 (Good), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5. Most reviewers report positive experiences.
AMD is rated 4.0 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Good" Trust Score.
AMD has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 3 verified reviews.
My Ryzen plus Radeon combo handles 1440p gaming and heavy rendering without breaking a sweat. The performance per rupee is unmatched and the chips have held up flawlessly for over a year of daily use. AMD has completely won me over.
Unbeatable value, reliable performance
The CPU and GPU performance from AMD is fantastic and the pricing undercuts the competition nicely. That said, I've hit a couple of Radeon driver crashes that took a few updates to settle down. When it works it's brilliant, when it doesn't I'm digging through forums.
Strong price-to-performance
Occasional driver instability
Dropped a new Ryzen processor into my existing board and the speed jump was noticeable in everyday tasks and gaming. Only gripe is I had to flash a BIOS update first to get it recognised, which wasn't obvious. Once that was sorted it's been rock solid.
Big performance jump, good value
Needed a BIOS flash first
CPUs are top tier
GPU features lag behind