AMD Zen 3 (5000 Series), rumored 17% IPC gain.

[Grim5]

ryzen 5750G Pro, 65w, all core 4.8ghz and 59ns memory latency: faster than 5800x

What an absolute monster of an APU

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-ryzen-7-pro-5750g-cpu-overclocked-to-4-8-ghz

 

[jigger]

ryzen 5750G Pro, 65w, all core 4.8ghz and 59ns memory latency: faster than 5800x

What an absolute monster of an APU

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-ryzen-7-pro-5750g-cpu-overclocked-to-4-8-ghz

Yeah the 4700G is a beast, very impressive chips. Can’t wait for the 5750G and 5750GE. Hoping to see a 16 core 5950GE at 65watts

 

[Journey]

There are no plans for monolithic parts above 8c on 7nm, which is understandable.

 

[jigger]

There are no plans for monolithic parts above 8c on 7nm, which is understandable.

I believe that was for the chips with the full complement of l3 cache. Ie Ryzen 7

 

[michty_me]

1usmus, a trustworthy source and creator of the Clock Tuner For Ryzen tool is now saying AMD will be announcing a new Ryzen 5000 desktop CPU or CPU's on February 15 that will come with at least 5GHz clock speeds.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1360168025794691073

https://twitter.com/1usmus/status/1360168025794691073

Any further info on what was on the tweet? Was something announced yesterday?

 

[Retro89]

Any further info on what was on the tweet? Was something announced yesterday?

Yeah wasn't a new CPU. He was just hyping up his overclocking software.

 

[NinjaCool]

It was just an update to his Clock Tuner software but there is still new rumors out that the next Ryzen release Warhol (Zen 3+) is coming out around Q4 2021 and will still be on the AM4 socket.

Spoiler: Clock Tuner V2.1

 

[Richdog]

there is still new rumors out that the next Ryzen release Warhol (Zen 3+) is coming out around Q4 2021 and will still be on the AM4 socket.

Please link to sources when you make these statements.

 

[NinjaCool]

I usually link stuff but as I said before its still rumors so far for Warhol (Zen 3+) info.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-R...l-to-take-on-Intel-Alder-Lake-S.519411.0.html

 

[Killer7xx]

In a way it makes sense for AMD to release both Zen3+ and Zen4 this year. Zen3+ is the endgame update for those with DDR4, and Zen4 will be a new platform altogether for early adopters of DDR5. One will be 7nm and the other 5nm, so manufacturing one isn't going to directly affect the production of the other.

AM4 and DDR4 will still be the more affordable platform for the next few years, as usual with new DRAM, DDR5 prices will probably be sky high for a year or so at least.

 

[b0rn2sk8]

I’d say it makes more sense for them to continue milking AM4/Zen3 and it’s mid cycle refresh for as long as possible given how they are able to sell everything they make. I don’t think rocket lake is going to materially change that despite its IPC improvements given its other limitations in clock speeds and core count

 

[Gerard]

 

[Doobedoo]

Looks like Amd are winning that battle to me

 

[humbug]

 

[Alex h]

 

[Grim5]

Looks like Amd are winning that battle to me

Dave in tatters

 

[humbug]

Dave in tatters

Which one is Dave?

 

[Dontrocktheboat]

ryzen 5750G Pro, 65w, all core 4.8ghz and 59ns memory latency: faster than 5800x

What an absolute monster of an APU

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-ryzen-7-pro-5750g-cpu-overclocked-to-4-8-ghz

1.47v for the CPU core voltage and an SoC voltage of 1.2v. that's probably a 200w CPU rigth there.

That doesn't sound too great. No specs on gfx performance. Fabric @2066 does look interesting .

 

[Richdog]

1.47v for the CPU core voltage and an SoC voltage of 1.2v. that's probably a 200w CPU rigth there.

That doesn't sound too great. No specs on gfx performance. Fabric @2066 does look interesting .

It sounds terrible and the only benefit a desktop APU has is that it can provide a display without a dedicated GPU. Almost no-one will be gaming on a desktop APU when you can buy low profile GPU's with way better performance even at the low end of the market for super cheap.

 

[FoxEye]

So that's it then... 5600X, 5800X (and above) are all there is for Zen3.

No £200 CPU, nothing cheaper than a £300 6-core part.

I'm sure somebody will encourage me to buy a (last gen) 3600 part for £200. No thanks; don't waste your breath.