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AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***

Fixed that for you.


Its not though, 69c -74 c all cores at 5ghz (see below)

So 90c is incorrect. So Fixed that for you.

Now I wouldn't have posted that image unless you were determined to spout nonsense. Now you have cluttered this thread by me having to prove you wrong yet again.:mad:

Stop with you 9900k intel hate...Its boring.



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Its not though, 69c -74 c all cores at 5ghz (see below)

So 90c is incorrect. So Fixed that for you.

Now I wouldn't have posted that image unless you were determined to spout nonsense. Now you have cluttered this thread by me having to prove you wrong yet again.:mad:

Stop with you 9900k intel hate...Its boring.



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74 degrees after 10 seconds of cinebench? not even enough time to circulate the loop!! lol

Lets see it after an hour of Fft's. It will boil.
 
you can have a superior product all you want. if someone has a similar strong product at £500 you dont sell a better product at £200. anyone who believes that is in cuckoo land. thats why all cpus gpus are priced accordingly.

You get MANY more viable chiplets on a wafer at 7nm and that's significantly cheaper. AMD could afford to undercut INTEL massively and wipe the floor with them. Will they? yes and no. They WILL mark it much cheaper than INTEL, but not for an absolute pittance.
 
It looks very likely that 12 and 16 core variants will exist, which prevents the R7 2700X's successor being much more highly priced, otherwise Threadripper chips would end up being cheaper than their AM4 counterparts. You can't have a $500 8c/16t chip because you'd then need your 12c/24t chips to start at $599 or more, and the current Threadripper 2920X is already only $649. The R7 2700X replacement might go a bit above the current $329, say to $379, but there's no way it's going to be $499 like the i9-9900K.

Yeah that's what I'm saying, I think the price will be £200ish or under for the chip held up at CES, however I believe that it will match or beat the 9900k on productivity and a lot of multithreaded benches and real world productivity, but I still think that in gaming scenarios it will lack behind the 9900k. Guessing it wont be a million miles behind in the gaming aspect though and the 12/16 core higher frequency models will likely take the gaming crown away. I don't think it will be by much though...
 
You get MANY more viable chiplets on a wafer at 7nm and that's significantly cheaper. AMD could afford to undercut INTEL massively and wipe the floor with them. Will they? yes and no. They WILL mark it much cheaper than INTEL, but not for an absolute pittance.
He doesnt get this. He just cant comprehend that you would sell something better, for cheaper. Yet it happens all the time to grab mind and market share. Think samsung phones 10 years ago. Way cheaper than iphone and a good deal better.
 
Quick question. I'm looking to upgrade in the near future. I'm on a i7 3770k with an RX480.

So my first question is, What would be a decent Zen 2 upgrade to complement my GPU when they come out. Secondly when are the leaked release dates and lastly, what price would I be looking at for the trio of MB, CPU and RAM?
 
Quick question. I'm looking to upgrade in the near future. I'm on a i7 3770k with an RX480.

So my first question is, What would be a decent Zen 2 upgrade to complement my GPU when they come out. Secondly when are the leaked release dates and lastly, what price would I be looking at for the trio of MB, CPU and RAM?

The 8 core mid range Zen 2
Nothing firm on release dates - Possibly end of Q2 start Q3
You'll need new DDR4 RAM (16 gig is sweet spot)
Mobo - Either the 550 mobo's or even 470 mobo last gen
8 core zen 2 as showed at CES - This will be the mid range AMD cpu. (same as the 2600 series 6 core CPUs levels now) possibly 3600 series? Nothing concrete in naming yet.
 
The 8 core mid range Zen 2
Nothing firm on release dates - Possibly end of Q2 start Q3
You'll need new DDR4 RAM (16 gig is sweet spot)
Mobo - Either the 550 mobo's or even 470 mobo last gen
8 core zen 2 as showed at CES - This will be the mid range AMD cpu. (same as the 2600 series 6 core CPUs levels now) possibly 3600 series? Nothing concrete in naming yet.

Computex.
AdoredTV and Wccftech are liars. The troll was right :(

Now that Zen 2 is "confirmed" for a Computex launch, what's going to happen at CES? https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/a32jcw/now_that_zen_2_is_confirmed_for_a_computex_launch/

https://www.techspot.com/news/77669-amd-expected-launch-new-x570-chipset-pci-e.html
AMD is expected to launch new X570 chipset with PCI-E 4.0 at Computex

Leak: X570 chipset and Ryzen 3000 with PCIe 4.0 launch at Computex 2019 https://www.pcbuildersclub.com/en/2018/12/leak-x570-chipset-and-ryzen-3000-with-pcie-4-0-launch-at-computex-2019/
 
The 8 core mid range Zen 2
Nothing firm on release dates - Possibly end of Q2 start Q3
You'll need new DDR4 RAM (16 gig is sweet spot)
Mobo - Either the 550 mobo's or even 470 mobo last gen
8 core zen 2 as showed at CES - This will be the mid range AMD cpu. (same as the 2600 series 6 core CPUs levels now) possibly 3600 series? Nothing concrete in naming yet.

Many thanks for that. I take it the 550 Mobos will be backwards compatible with a bios fix. 8 core is mid range? That sounds pricey!
 
That top score is my highest score after multiple runs...2070 was 4.7ghz
I thought that you said that you ran 5.0GHz stable. Pretty sure that's the CB result that you were asked to provide, yet your bench there was at 4.7GHz as yu are saying now.
As you know, the orange colouring represents the current run score.
So I'm confused. Are you running 5.0GHz stable? Or is that just hot air? You surely didn't have enough time between when asked to perform the run, and when you provided a result, for you to change the clocks down. :)
 
I guess next question, multiple choice to make it easier for you, is:
Given that your 4.7GHz score is in the right ballpark of what we'd expect a 9900K to score, do you think that the Ryzen 8c ES, that scored a similar CB score yesterday, was...
a) clocked above 4.7GHz,
b) clocked at 4.7GHz, or
c) clocked below 4.7GHz?
 
AdoredTV and Wccftech are liars. The troll was right :(

Are you special?

Firstly, you cannot accuse AdoredTV or WCCFtech to be "liars" if their sources prove to be incorrect. Secondly, exactly what did AdoredTV lie about? Jim said Ryzen 3000 will be announced at CES. It was. He even posted a video having to make an unnecessary clarification on how words work, clearly explaining the difference between "announced" and "launched".

And as for the HU troll? How were they right? They said that Ryzen 3000 was not getting a single mention AT ALL AT CES. And yet he had a goddamn cinebench run showing an 8c/16t engineering sample match a 9900K!

Jesus wept, man!
 
Its not though, 69c -74 c all cores at 5ghz (see below)

So 90c is incorrect. So Fixed that for you.

Now I wouldn't have posted that image unless you were determined to spout nonsense. Now you have cluttered this thread by me having to prove you wrong yet again.:mad:

Stop with you 9900k intel hate...Its boring.



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2138, great score, amazing tho don't you think when you realise that is overclocked and just 4% faster than an unreleased midrange Ryzen 3600X whose clocks have not yet even been finalised, incredible how in just a few months a CPU costing less than half that will likely beat that ^^^^

Isn't competition great? that heat tho... wow thats an inefficient CPU. eh?
 
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