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No reason why they would, the 5800X3D's launch price was $449, and the prices remain high. Zen 4 will launch 3-6 months before the vcache variants, it's not long enough for the prices to drop. L3 cache is expensive to produce.
Yeah but realistically that's just rubbish and you'd expect around 20-30% over the sister chip (if they dropped equivalent for them) although actually expect a 7800x3D as only option tbh.
basically in case you want the MT performance of the 7950X, but still with the additional gaming performance that vcache brings. They may be able to clock it 100mhz higher also.
Don't know if did but price wise with the reduction the 7950x got over the 5950x maybe they making room for that possibility?
Well, AMD would want a 16 core Zen 4 CPU with vcache to be a premium product, just as the 7950X will be.
I think from recent leaks Intel Gen 14 more likely to be up against Zen 5
Yeah, Mass production was supposed to start early 2023 but has been delayed till end of 2023 now meaning release probably Q2 2024 with Sen 5 launching the same quarter or more likely quarter 3
Seems doubtful, roadmaps suggest 'Intel 3' chips in 2024 (which I think is an optimised version of Intel 4, with more EUV layers).
No idea how reliable Trendforce is but others have reported the same https://www.trendforce.com/presscenter/news/20220804-11330.html
It sounds like they're just talking about Meteor Lake's tiled GPU chips. I would imagine that Intel would simply change the design (or process) of these chips, rather than decide not to release the 14th gen on schedule.
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Not really relevant to anyone not on a LGA1700 board (probably most desktop PCs).
