bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
1950x & 1920x are equal to Intel i9's.
AMD Ryzen thread
billubakra
Conversation Architect
I know. I didn't know whether i7's successor will be 8 or 9, but I was thinking that 1920x & 1950x should be equal to them.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
AMD releases a community update on memory overclocking | CPU & Mainboard | OC3D News
AMD says that end users should concentrate on buying low latency RAM for their Ryzen CPU's.
AMD says that end users should concentrate on buying low latency RAM for their Ryzen CPU's.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
AMD Ryzen 3 pricing leaks | CPU & Mainboard | OC3D News
Ryzen effect....
Intel preparing multiple 6-core Coffee Lake CPUs | VideoCardz.com
most exciting part is... i5 is also going to have 6 cores..
i5 8400 is mentioned as 6 core / 6 thread 2.8 ghz.. i7 as expected 6c/12t ...
i still don't think low end i5 variant will be 6 core variant though .. 4c/8t would still be pretty competitive
Intel preparing multiple 6-core Coffee Lake CPUs | VideoCardz.com
most exciting part is... i5 is also going to have 6 cores..
i5 8400 is mentioned as 6 core / 6 thread 2.8 ghz.. i7 as expected 6c/12t ...
i still don't think low end i5 variant will be 6 core variant though .. 4c/8t would still be pretty competitive
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bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
This is the first AMD Ryzen laptop:This is the first AMD Ryzen laptop
You can buy from here:ASUS ROG GL702ZC-GC104T AMD RX 580 4GB GDDR5, 17.3" FHD IPS Freesync, AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Gaming Laptop
kg11sgbg
Indian Railways - The Vibrant and Moving INDIA
Thanks Sunil for the info.
kg11sgbg
Indian Railways - The Vibrant and Moving INDIA
But the question + answer is that, Brother Sunil(@bssunilreddy),it's(ASUS ROG GL702ZC-GC104T)beyond my purchase budget this life.
Rather low powered AMD Ryzen APU powered laptops(mainstream) are to be considered.
Rather low powered AMD Ryzen APU powered laptops(mainstream) are to be considered.
we may hear it at Vega launch event on July 30-31 .. Ryzen APU's have Vega IGPU and will launch on laptops first
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
AMD Ryzen Retest 1500x 1600x 1800x Review
One of the small issues with the way that the review business works is the fact that we're always testing launch products on launch BIOS. At the time that is fine because it is the very latest hardware and software available. It would be lovely if we had enough time to ever revisit products as BIOS, drivers and the like gradually improve the performance, but with the OC3D bunker constantly full of things awaiting review it's just unworkable/impossible to go back to things and see how they have matured.
With the AMD Zen architecture, we're going to make an exception though, largely by popular demand. Our inbox and forums have been flooded with people saying how much difference the newer generations of BIOS have made to the Ryzen CPUs to the point that we're doing them a disservice by not going back and re-testing them.
That's a bold claim indeed, but if there is a benefit to our independent nature it's that we're a very flexible website. You ask. We answered. Let's just hope that this week long test-fest has justified the time we've spent on it, otherwise we could be quite grumpy with the most vocal of you.
Source:AMD Ryzen Retest 1500x 1600x 1800x Review | Introduction and Technical Specifications | CPU & Mainboard | OC3D Review
One of the small issues with the way that the review business works is the fact that we're always testing launch products on launch BIOS. At the time that is fine because it is the very latest hardware and software available. It would be lovely if we had enough time to ever revisit products as BIOS, drivers and the like gradually improve the performance, but with the OC3D bunker constantly full of things awaiting review it's just unworkable/impossible to go back to things and see how they have matured.
With the AMD Zen architecture, we're going to make an exception though, largely by popular demand. Our inbox and forums have been flooded with people saying how much difference the newer generations of BIOS have made to the Ryzen CPUs to the point that we're doing them a disservice by not going back and re-testing them.
That's a bold claim indeed, but if there is a benefit to our independent nature it's that we're a very flexible website. You ask. We answered. Let's just hope that this week long test-fest has justified the time we've spent on it, otherwise we could be quite grumpy with the most vocal of you.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
AMD Ryzen 5 1400 Review (3.2Ghz)
Base specs:
AMD made the Ryzen 5 1400 by disabling two cores per quad-core complex (CCX) on the 14 nm "Summit Ridge" silicon, resulting in four cores. In addition, AMD halved the L3 cache per CCX to 4 MB. This is unlike the 1500X, where it left the L3 cache untouched, giving you 16 MB. So you have 8 MB of shared L3 cache and 512 KB of L2 cache per core. The chip is clocked at 3.20 GHz, with 3.40 GHz of TurboCore frequency. It lacks XFR (extended frequency range) in the real sense. A vestige of the feature overclocks the chip up to 50 MHz beyond the rated boost frequency. It doesn't appear to have any real price-matched competitor from the Intel stable. You get the Core i5-7400 at $190, but that's already sorted out by the Ryzen 5 1500X at the same price. Intel recently slashed the price of the overclocker friendly Core i3-7350K dual-core chip to $150, but we haven't had a chance to test it yet.
Source:AMD Ryzen 5 1400 review
Base specs:
- 65W TDP
- 2+2 CCX Config
- 8MB L3 cache
- 512K L2 cache per core
- 3.2 GHz Base Clock
- 3.2 GHz All-Core Clock
- 3.4 GHz 2-Core Boost
- 3.45 GHz XFR
AMD made the Ryzen 5 1400 by disabling two cores per quad-core complex (CCX) on the 14 nm "Summit Ridge" silicon, resulting in four cores. In addition, AMD halved the L3 cache per CCX to 4 MB. This is unlike the 1500X, where it left the L3 cache untouched, giving you 16 MB. So you have 8 MB of shared L3 cache and 512 KB of L2 cache per core. The chip is clocked at 3.20 GHz, with 3.40 GHz of TurboCore frequency. It lacks XFR (extended frequency range) in the real sense. A vestige of the feature overclocks the chip up to 50 MHz beyond the rated boost frequency. It doesn't appear to have any real price-matched competitor from the Intel stable. You get the Core i5-7400 at $190, but that's already sorted out by the Ryzen 5 1500X at the same price. Intel recently slashed the price of the overclocker friendly Core i3-7350K dual-core chip to $150, but we haven't had a chance to test it yet.
Source:AMD Ryzen 5 1400 review
^^
Probably because NDA lifts on 27th itself .. they were sent to reviewers already a week ago.. and reviewers have made unboxing videos ..
till then you can get a good rough idea with this video..
leaked pricing is R3 1200 - 110 $ and R3 1300x - 129 $ .. taking newegg and mdcomputers as reference this gives us Rs 8,600 for 1200 and Rs 10,100 for 1300x
and here is the passmark score for 1200
PassMark - AMD Ryzen 3 1200 - Price performance comparison
Probably because NDA lifts on 27th itself .. they were sent to reviewers already a week ago.. and reviewers have made unboxing videos ..
till then you can get a good rough idea with this video..
leaked pricing is R3 1200 - 110 $ and R3 1300x - 129 $ .. taking newegg and mdcomputers as reference this gives us Rs 8,600 for 1200 and Rs 10,100 for 1300x
and here is the passmark score for 1200
PassMark - AMD Ryzen 3 1200 - Price performance comparison
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nac
Aspiring Novelist
Ryzen 3 is launching in 'GST era'. There should be no confusion with pricing, right? Having stocks from pre-GST and selling in now may have some pricing issue, but why now?
) - all the stores are trying to milk the current confusion.