Saturday, February 4th 2017
AMD Ryzen Processor Models Revealed
Unlike Intel, which has had a predictable processor model number scheme over the past decade, those of AMD's new Ryzen processor family have been shrouded in mystery. Come March 2nd, and the company will launch some of 17, that's right, seventeen processor models. These include 5 eight-core SKUs, 4 six-core SKUs, and a whopping 8 quad-core SKUs. The lineup is led by the AMD Ryzen R7 1800X, followed by the R7 1800 Pro, the R7 1700X, the R7 1700 Pro, and the R7 1700. At this point we don't know the clock speeds of these SKUs, or what "Pro" designates. We know from AMD's application of the "Pro" moniker to some of its A-series APUs that it could designate certain business-desktop centric features.
The six-core lineup is led by the Ryzen R5 1600X, followed by the R5 1600 Pro, the R5 1500, and the R5 1500 Pro. The clock speeds of these SKUs range between 3.20-3.60 GHz, all SKUs feature SMT, enabling 12 logical CPUs for the OS to deal with. Lastly, AMD has an exhaustive range of quad-core chips, the ones with SMT are slotted in the Ryzen R5 extension, and the ones without SMT are Ryzen R3. The SMT-enabled quad-core lineup includes the R5 1400X, R5 1400 Pro, R5 1300, and R5 1300 Pro. The entry-level R3 lineup includes the R3 1200X, R3 1200 Pro, R3 1100, and R3 1100 Pro. A number of these SKUs will launch on the 2nd of March, 2017.
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The six-core lineup is led by the Ryzen R5 1600X, followed by the R5 1600 Pro, the R5 1500, and the R5 1500 Pro. The clock speeds of these SKUs range between 3.20-3.60 GHz, all SKUs feature SMT, enabling 12 logical CPUs for the OS to deal with. Lastly, AMD has an exhaustive range of quad-core chips, the ones with SMT are slotted in the Ryzen R5 extension, and the ones without SMT are Ryzen R3. The SMT-enabled quad-core lineup includes the R5 1400X, R5 1400 Pro, R5 1300, and R5 1300 Pro. The entry-level R3 lineup includes the R3 1200X, R3 1200 Pro, R3 1100, and R3 1100 Pro. A number of these SKUs will launch on the 2nd of March, 2017.
62 Comments on AMD Ryzen Processor Models Revealed
I am also confused about that table , are those Intel chips supposed to be the products they are targeting ?
What I would really want is for an entity or corporation with billions and billions of dollars to invest to just outright purchase or at least buy controlling interest in AMD. They have always had the potential to be stiff competition for Intel, but they have always been lacking in funds and resources, in my opinion.
I would love for Warren Buffett or SOMEONE to look at AMD's potential, down the road, and try to do something with the company. Facebook, Google, plenty of these companies have the money, resources, and intellect to make something happen, IF they want to.
tweakers.net/nieuws/120897/line-up-amd-ryzen-bestaat-uit-17-processors-met-quad-hexa-en-octacores.html
You never know..They might want to hire you after reading this thread! :D
I will start a rumor right now. AMD releases Ryzen on March 3rd at GDC. We will get one 8 core (Flagship), one 6-core, and four 4-cores (two with SMT and two without). This will be in conjunction with Microsoft announcing that Scorpio was delayed until later this year because it will sport a custom Ryzen chip with current gen graphics chip close to the RX470.
Feel the hyphe-
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Board, chip, ram are going to replace the mrs. P4 rig.
maybe the boost is different and they are going the lower energy route with 4-cores.
computerbase says its false info.
www.computerbase.de/2017-02/ryzen-lineup-fake/
there will be no proc lower clocked then 3,4ghz and all ryzen are unlocked
But the reality is it works. I clicked the click bait. No way is AMD going to release a new CPU that is 8c16t that compares in performance to a 4c8t intel CPU. No debate the fake chart, the characters next to intel indicate performance. Not real.
So "compete," no. Thoroughly trounce at a price you can't say no to, yes. Because Intel finally has competition again.