AMD Silently Introduces Ryzen 7400F Raphael 6-core/12-thread 65 W CPU

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not something to buy so your (grand)parents can use to surf the web and check their email.

The reality is the time to custom build those machines is long gone, today you should just a mini-pc. It won't be as modular (I wish socketed mobile cpu's made a comeback!) but it will be much more efficient and easy to maintain.

The 6400/6500 were tiny, made of spare parts form the mobile lineup, and nobody bought them.

I think the ammount of sales of the 6500 are very underestimated. The price sucked at launch, AMD played the sellers market of the time, but there's absolutely a market for those tiny GPU's, especially now at a more reasonable price of 100$. The recent launch of the Intel B580 shows how the market is starved for reasonably priced gpus, so the does the strategy shift from AMD away from the top end market. AMD was doing much better with the RX580 than it is with the 7900xt

 

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The reality is the time to custom build those machines is long gone, today you should just a mini-pc. It won't be as modular (I wish socketed mobile cpu's made a comeback!) but it will be much more efficient and easy to maintain.

It depends. Most of the time these are stitched together using some parts you already have. And it's not like you can't build a mini-PC. I know I did.

 

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China: $116

Just-released AMD Ryzen 5 7400F 6-core CPU only costs $116 in China - VideoCardz.com

AMD 7400F even cheaper than expected AMD has launched this new processor this week. The newly released 6-core processor for the AM5 socket might be one of the most affordable CPUs for gaming. Unlike the budget-friendly Ryzen 8000G series, the Ryzen 5 7400F is based on the same silicon as the...

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