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That's a shame, only got one generation on that socket. On the other hand, it would also be good that everything gets standardised onto AM4.
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*** AMD "Zen" thread (inc AM4/APU discussion) ***
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Soldato
Quite a few people on reddit who were stuck at sub 1300MHz have given it a go and suddenly found they can actually get 1500MHz on stock 1.1V using their RR APU's.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/8qhtcy/amd_raven_ridge_apu_more_performance_in_games_by/
AMD gaining share in desktop but Ryzen mobile is 'still a no-show,' says Susquehanna https://www.marketwatch.com/Story/a...quehanna-2018-06-14?&siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo
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AMD gaining share in desktop but Ryzen mobile is 'still a no-show,' says Susquehanna https://www.marketwatch.com/Story/a...quehanna-2018-06-14?&siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo
AMD have only just started with Ryzen based Mobile chips, some of them are specifically based around Ryzen, which apparently is a first for AMD, to have laptops designed around their products.
https://youtu.be/jhvjTMABBQ0?t=2m55s
It's a shame Amd are just around to prop up the bigger boys, until the bigger boys will be self sufficient and then will dump Amd.
I always had suspicions over Amd giving intel the Apu market, with Vega GM/Gl.
We'll see how it turns out in a year or so, but as much as raven ridge is a refresher, it's still very weak. I would love to see a 4c8t and 6c12t
Ryzen with the same 1536/1280 Vega(polaris die). But I guess it just can't command the price that Apple and Intel can do so in the intended market place.
I always had suspicions over Amd giving intel the Apu market, with Vega GM/Gl.
We'll see how it turns out in a year or so, but as much as raven ridge is a refresher, it's still very weak. I would love to see a 4c8t and 6c12t
Ryzen with the same 1536/1280 Vega(polaris die). But I guess it just can't command the price that Apple and Intel can do so in the intended market place.
It indeed started one year ago.
Asus debuts the first-ever Ryzen laptop with a mobile Radeon surprise, too
MAY 30, 2017 3:03 PM PT https://www.pcworld.com/article/319...laptop-with-a-mobile-radeon-surprise-too.html
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No that was a one off with a Ryzen 1700 desktop CPU and discrete graphics
I like it how bullish AMD are right now, look at that 
https://www.amd.com/en/campaigns/threadripper-exchange
https://www.amd.com/en/campaigns/threadripper-exchange
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I like it how bullish AMD are right now, look at that
https://www.amd.com/en/campaigns/th...ww.amd.com/en/campaigns/threadripper-exchange
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No its no cheaper than the regular heatspreader versions we sell:
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In fact these are actually cheaper, same modules, just different heatsink.
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So, how decent is that RAM?
I was looking at getting the 16GB Dark Pro 3200MHz kit (C14) when I upgrade to Ryzen, but this 16GB kit is a whole £60 cheaper! What would be the practical difference between these two kits in terms of performance on a Ryzen system?
I was looking at getting the 16GB Dark Pro 3200MHz kit (C14) when I upgrade to Ryzen, but this 16GB kit is a whole £60 cheaper! What would be the practical difference between these two kits in terms of performance on a Ryzen system?
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@Gibbo
Those use B die also ?? Or is it TUF specific thing ??
Deffo like Gray ones better.
If it goes for memory have You heard anything about 10nm Samsung ddr's yet ?? I know they started making some for laptops last month but have not seen any news about desktop parts yet
@strumpusplunket as long as its B-Die it will do the job matter of playing with volts and gettig them to run at C14
Those use B die also ?? Or is it TUF specific thing ??
Deffo like Gray ones better.
If it goes for memory have You heard anything about 10nm Samsung ddr's yet ?? I know they started making some for laptops last month but have not seen any news about desktop parts yet
@strumpusplunket as long as its B-Die it will do the job matter of playing with volts and gettig them to run at C14
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Soldato
They don't look like B die judging from the timings (16 vs 14), but it should work fine with Ryzen 2. Ryzen 1 may struggle getting those speeds.
@Gibbo
Those use B die also ?? Or is it TUF specific thing ??
Deffo like Gray ones better.
If it goes for memory have You heard anything about 10nm Samsung ddr's yet ?? I know they started making some for laptops last month but have not seen any news about desktop parts yet
@strumpusplunket as long as its B-Die it will do the job matter of playing with volts and gettig them to run at C14
Only 8 Pack is guaranteed B die, the other stuff TUF, Dark Pro, Vulcan there is no guarantee on specific IC.
We won't be stocking the TUF series.
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Heh well 3200cl14 8pack still stays as best option at ocuk then