I see more leaks, this time from engineering samples scores of Apu based on zen5 - results look really good, cache increases are substantial in places (like 2x bigger L1 data cache) etc. If we see same increases in the desktop CPU (I don't see why not), 40% might not be a problem to reach in multi core apps.
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AMD Zen 5 rumours
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Soldato
Looks like a budget/entry version of Eypc, that is a good idea tbh. I'm sure there's plenty of people out there who want the latest server grade hardware but can't get it due to the cost of entry being out of reach.looks intresting if true
AMD reportedly set to launch EPYC 4004 series for AM5 socket - VideoCardz.com
AMD preparing EPYC 4004 series Will use the AM5 package. Consumer Raphael chips will soon be available in a new variant. The data-center-oriented EPYC series is said to receive a new variant called 4004. The series will join an extended lineup of EPYC Zen4 CPUs, which now span across 5 segments...videocardz.com
Nice, but I want moaarr!
Soldato
I hope the X3D chips will be launch processors this time but I imagine they will follow by 2-3 months again. Probably early 2025.
Caporegime
No chance for them to be at launch;(
Soldato
Yeah but that's when I build my next PC, so if it falls into 2025 so be it.
Might not even see them for a generation or two. I’d image the X3D parts would be at least 12 months after launch.
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Dont be so pessimistic. I would imagine up to 6 months after 9xxx launch. Maybe 4 if we are lucky.
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Usually it’s half~ a new CPU lineup, followed by GPU’s then more CPU’s with APU’s fitting in somewhere.
Soldato
another leak for am5 epyc
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AMD EPYC 4004 Zen4 "AM5" CPUs with 3D V-Cache have been leaked - VideoCardz.com
EPYC 4004 CPUs spotted on sale in the USA A seller from California has briefly listed AMD’s yet unreleased EPYC 4004 series of CPUs for the AM5 socket. AMD is about to launch AM5-based EPYC server processors, and there is now evidence that this is indeed happening. As we reported 3 days ago...
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AMD "Strix Halo" Zen5 & RDNA3.5 premium APU rumors take shape - VideoCardz.com
AMD first ultra-high-end APU with 16 Zen5 cores and 40 RDNA3.5 CUs is said to feature LPDDR5X memory Recent leaks and speculation were put together by Chiphell forum member. AMD is said to be launching its Strix Halo APUs next year. It’s one of the most interesting hardware releases from AMD in...
That would enable really good maxed out settings, Minus RT, Gaming at decent resolutions with FSR3+ at absolutely tiny form factors if it comes to light.
I'm guessing 9000 series will launch around computex in June what with mobo vendors already releasing bios updates for their X670 mobos and then the X3D versions maybe for a December window.
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Paper launch possibly, with availability a month or 2 later.
Soldato
Not sure if I should laugh or cry, quite ironically I was just starting my first foray into Manor Lords telling my homeless people where t build a couple of burgage plots, and BAM! PC black screens and non-responsive, had to do a hard reset. Half a day of various issue with similar outcomes and it seems that my motherboard is toast.
I am now in a quandary, look for a replacement AM4 board on the used market, or sell my 5700G and DDR4 (stop gaming like a serf) and buy a B650/7600/DDR5 and drop in my Radeon RX480/RTX 2060. It's really poor timing as I had plans to buy other things this month. Or do I get an A320 board for like £50, and wait for the new 9000 parts to land in July/August?
@Journey the serfs revolting! burn them at the stake!
unless there's a need/want to hold on to your AM4 parts, might as well take the opportunity to sell your 5700G/DDR4 whilst it still carries some value and take the AM5 plunge i'd have thought?
if you're managing with a 5700G + iGPU, then a 7600 + rx480/2060 would be a massive jump in performance regardless of what ryzen 9000 holds
unless there's a need/want to hold on to your AM4 parts, might as well take the opportunity to sell your 5700G/DDR4 whilst it still carries some value and take the AM5 plunge i'd have thought?
if you're managing with a 5700G + iGPU, then a 7600 + rx480/2060 would be a massive jump in performance regardless of what ryzen 9000 holds
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Soldato
I am temped, I really am. I love using just the APU, maybe I could go back to one of those in 2025 when they launch the Zen5 part that is supposedly as fast as an RTX 4060, and I'll already be on the correct board. It's typical that this happens when there are no great deals around, boo!