Tuesday, May 16th 2017

AMD Announces Their Ryzen PRO Line-up for Workstations

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Raevenlord
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AMD has tentatively announced the existence of an additional Ryzen line-up, Ryzen PRO, which AMD pits against Intel's i5-7500 with some interesting performance claims for professional-grade workloads.

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6 Comments on AMD Announces Their Ryzen PRO Line-up for Workstations

#1
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Im presuming these are the APUs now?
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#2
Nephilim666
Minor typo in the form of "Radeon Pro" instead of "Ryzen Pro".
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#3
Caring1
No mention of added graphics, have they increased the compute cores?
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#4
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
These are interesting to me I just spec'd out 8 builds using i5's and would love these instead.
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#5
Xajel
Workstations ?

Why bidding on Ryzen 5 & i5 ?


These are better for corporate and enterprises as work PC's where these can have better security and enterprise features.. maybe even ECC for better stability
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cdawall
where the hell are my stars
XajelWorkstations ?

Why bidding on Ryzen 5 & i5 ?


These are better for corporate and enterprises as work PC's where these can have better security and enterprise features.. maybe even ECC for better stability
More or less generic office machines. That will open CAD drawings from time to time. Not enough that the on board on an i5 would struggle, but if I can get more power in the same price point why not.

The main workstations are as of now going to be xeon based. I have been looking at the 22 core models.
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