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AMD Zen 5 rumours
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Soldato
No dates have been announced but the Zen 4 based 8000 APU's series came out 14 months after the launch of the 7000 series so I would expect something similar.
Soldato
Laptop parts are due out Q1' 25 so it will be after that.
Caporegime
Actually this is true, it was Zen 3 was still selling like freshly roasted hot chestnuts at a Christmas fare, it was a combination of them still being seen as very capable, inexpensive on an inexpensive platform.
Zen 4 had to become more appealing monetarily before sales took off.
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Caporegime
Which is a bit of a problem for AMD, its a good problem to have but a problem none the less, AMD are competing with them selves, when they launch Zen 5 its not just Zen 3 still even now being seen as desirable, to such an extent AMD themselves have just added to new CPU's to the Zen 3 line up,. but now also Zen 4, its not that Zen 4 becomes Zen 3 during the Zen 4 era, Zen 5 needs to compete with both of those..... they flooded their own market with choice.
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Caporegime
76% marketshare.
I know its only one shop, but the Rain Forest US is also almost entirely blocked out by AMD in the top 10. you're lucky to see two blue boxes in there.
System Integrators 'SI's' its probably completely the flip side, which i think shows the difference between what people buy when making a choice vs 'its a box, the nice man says it does the thing, it has RGB so i'll have it.... SI's aren't doing this because its what they think people want, or maybe they do and it just takes a while for them to catch on that's not 2008.
Edit: actually its probably a way to get rid of Intel stock that otherwise doesn't sell.
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Caporegime
Intel still ahead on Steam hardware survey. I'd have expected AMD to have made more headway, considering that Zen4 and Zen4X3D have been leading the gaming benchmarks for years at this point and are clearly superior.
why? steam survey is a representation of the computers out in the wild, so even computers from the core 1st gen etc
also the vast majority of users wont be building their own computers, much less buying it from a boutique shop (eg ocuk), but will be a prebuilt from dell and the likes
Analysing the % change on steam hardware survey is probably the best option we have, to consider gaming CPU trends. It's worldwide and shows trends in CPU usage over the last few months. Better than sales results from one shop at least.
If you have mode wide reaching data, please link us
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Intel still ahead on Steam hardware survey. I'd have expected AMD to have made more headway, considering that Zen4 and Zen4X3D have been leading the gaming benchmarks for years at this point and are clearly superior.
It's cause AMD does poorly with laptops and OEM PCs
Caporegime
Intel still ahead on Steam hardware survey. I'd have expected AMD to have made more headway, considering that Zen4 and Zen4X3D have been leading the gaming benchmarks for years at this point and are clearly superior.
Erm? ok but that's a bit higher than i would have thought it, this is a survey of what CPU's people own and have owned for however long they have owned them, as @tamzzy put it out in the wild, i think its quite impressive that AMD scores more than one third of a representation of everything in the wild, they did that from probably almost nothing in just a few years. That's wild...
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absolutely, but one also needs to acknowledge that there are limitations to the dataset, and the use case is of course, just for steam users
indeed better than relying on one shopBetter than sales results from one shop at least.
If you have mode wide reaching data, please link us
best to use multiple data points and multiple sources but unfortunately i only have as much access to them as you do
absolutely!
Soldato
When i logged into Steam one day last week i got the offer to do the survey.. first time in about 5 years.
I decided to do it for the first time ever
I decided to do it for the first time ever
Caporegime
When i logged into Steam one day last week i got the offer to do the survey.. first time in about 5 years.
I decided to do it for the first time ever
Oh... snap, me too, i told them about my 7800 XT, lets see if it appears, it'll be mine, just mine, mine will be the first.
also, you have an Nvidia GPU, like Steam Hardware Survey doesn't already have enough of those????
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AMD Ryzen 5 9600X "Zen 5" CPU Doubles The L1 & L2 Cache Bandwidth Versus Ryzen 5 7600X "Zen 4" In AIDA64 Benchmark Leak
AMD's next-generation Ryzen 5 9600X CPU based on the Zen 5 core architecture has been tested in AIDA64, showcasing strong cache uplifts.
wccftech.com
confirms doubling of L1 L2 cache bandwidth
this engineering sample seems to be running 6-8% lower clocks than 7600X (judging from L3 bandwidth) and current rumor was that clocks should end up 100MHz (<2%) faster?
still not that bad, matches my [email protected] in Cpuz single thread.
more and more it feels like Zen+. A more efficient implememntation but basically the same. Not a bad thing, just not exciting for Zen4 owners. In the end will depend on price
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AMD Ryzen 5 9600X "Zen 5" CPU Doubles The L1 & L2 Cache Bandwidth Versus Ryzen 5 7600X "Zen 4" In AIDA64 Benchmark Leak
AMD's next-generation Ryzen 5 9600X CPU based on the Zen 5 core architecture has been tested in AIDA64, showcasing strong cache uplifts.
confirms doubling of L1 L2 cache bandwidth
this engineering sample seems to be running 6-8% lower clocks than 7600X (judging from L3 bandwidth) and current rumor was that clocks should end up 100MHz (<2%) faster?
still not that bad, matches my [email protected] in Cpuz single thread.
more and more it feels like Zen+. A more efficient implememntation but basically the same. Not a bad thing, just not exciting for Zen4 owners. In the end will depend on price
That would be a 65w part vs a 105w.
Soldato
All the specs are already here since a week ago..
Scroll all the way to the bottom.
..or
Scroll all the way to the bottom.
..or
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Soldato
Hmmmm.
videocardz.com
Rumor suggests AMD Ryzen 9000X3D is launching sooner than expected
Rumor suggests AMD Ryzen 9000X3D is launching sooner than expected - VideoCardz.com
Club386: AMD Ryzen 9000X3D in September It is reported by Club386 that Ryzen 9000X3D series is said to be launching much sooner than everyone expected. AMD announced the launch of its Ryzen 9000 series for July, which was generally interpreted that the X3D variants would follow a quicker release...
videocardz.com