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I've not saw/heard these only that Zen3 based products are being released.
Ryzen 4000, or "Forth generation Ryzen" are Zen 3.
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I've not saw/heard these only that Zen3 based products are being released.
Ryzen 4000, or "Forth generation Ryzen" are Zen 3.
All Zen3 products are not branded Ryzen though, don't get them confused. AMD have said Zen3 products not 'Ryzen' branded products.
Yes actually. What they said was "Fourth generation Ryzen" what do you think that is?
Can you link to this quote somewhere? I've been paying close attention to all news from the very start of the year, and they've said Zen3, but not Ryzen other than the likes of the Ryzen 4000 laptop parts which are Zen2.
The fourth-generation Ryzen chips will arrive at the end of this year, but AMD says that the full range of consumer products, which includes desktop CPUs, should all be available by the end of 2021.
AMD FAD mentions nothing about Ryzen 4xxx Zen 3 based parts, unless I missed it. Only Forest talking about Zen3 EPYC by end of 2020.
Zen 3 is expected to launch “later this year,” for consumer hardware, while Zen 3 for enterprise is expected in “late 2020.” One implication of that is that Zen 3 arrives for desktop between May and August, while we might see enterprise shipments in November / December. Also, AMD is no longer referring to any of its 7nm products as being built on 7nm+, reportedly due to a shift in TSMC’s nomenclature. AMD’s upcoming Zen 3 CPUs may still be based on a non-EUV process node.
Why don't you show us from what you are so convinced of your argument, because you're going against the grain here and its not clear why
I'm not 'against' it, but there is nothing concrete from AMD committing them to releasing Zen3 based desktop in 2020, they said nothing other than Zen3 will be released in 2020, and that EPYC is year end.
Quoting a news site using interpretations of what was said is not a quote from AMD, just the interpretation of that news site.
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I've watched it, you haven't... they didn't mention Ryzen 4xx Zen3 based dates, full stop end of story. Unless you go and watch it you'll never, ever know.Ignoring what you think they did or didn't say:
When do you think Ryzen 4000 will be launched and why?
I've watched it, you haven't... they didn't mention Ryzen 4xx Zen3 based dates, full stop end of story. Unless you go and watch it you'll never, ever know.
I've already said when, what and why. This year isn't like previous years, and it could get worse before it gets better.
And you think 2021, mid 2021? so when will Zen 3 EPYC be released?
You've literally read nothing I have written, in the last how many posts?
Zen3 EPYC - end of 2020 as per the FAD.
I can't frankly be arsed to repeat myself if you can't be bothered to read the posts already made, with the answers to the very questions you are asking that started you on this weird argument in the first place.
Go and read the post above yours from 12:22 (ish)...
Jebus, you are hard work.
Why does AMD have to release Ryzen before EPYC just because they have done so in the past?
I have taken data from the FAD which Forrest Norrod, on stage with a slide in accompaniment, said that EPYC Zen3 is out in 2020, there was no mention committing to Ryzen 4xxx Zen3 based CPU's in 2020, nor was there an announcement to the negative either.
Provide factual first hand information from AMD to the contrary then we can continue this 'discussion'.