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AMD Announces Desktops Featuring 7th Generation AMD PRO Processors
AMD announced the first PCs featuring 7th Generation AMD PRO APUs (formerly codenamed “Bristol Ridge PRO”). Built for business, AMD PRO APUs deliver increased computing and graphics performance, improved energy efficiency, while providing a secure and stable platform to protect customers’ IT investments.
“In the past two years we made incredible progress in the commercial client segment. Since its inception in mid-2014, AMD PRO processor unit shipments increased more than 45 percent, enabling businesses all over the world to simplify IT with secure, high performance, reliable solutions” said Jim Anderson, senior vice president and general manager, Computing and Graphics Business, AMD. “We are thrilled to have PC market leaders like HP and Lenovo expanding their use of AMD technology in their business client portfolios.”
“We’re delighted to offer 7th generation AMD PRO processors in our new HP EliteDesk 705 G3 desktop series,” said Guayente Sanmartin, Vice President of Product Management, Commercial Desktops, HP Inc. “We are delivering more performance, security and flexibility to give our enterprise customers peace of mind that allows them to focus on their business, not on IT complexity.”
New systems from HP and Lenovo combine commercial-grade quality, performance, and stability, with exceptional video and audio capabilities enabling businesses to achieve more across key areas including productivity, manageability, and collaboration. In addition, Microsoft® Windows® 10 Pro features including Device Guard, Windows Hello, Biometric Security and BitLocker Encryption are fully supported, out of the box.
“We at Canalys recognize the ongoing appetite across channel and mid-size businesses globally for more secure, reliable, flexible and cost-effective technology enablement.” said Steve Brazier, President and CEO of Canalys. “As companies embrace digital options deeper in their businesses, their expectations from technology partners will change, making it imperative that IT vendors deliver products that can make an immediate impact on the market through innovation, enhanced performance and increased reliability, amongst other focus areas. These new desktops, featuring AMD processor technology, provide opportunities for businesses to handle critical challenges without sacrificing manageability, security or stability.”
AMD 7th Generation PRO Processors
7th Generation AMD PRO processors tackle business needs in three key areas:
- Help ensure sensitive data and trusted applications remain secure with the dedicated and integrated AMD Secure Processor technology; a system-wide secure environment that offloads and isolates security functions, providing an independent hardware-based root of trust for secure boot, content protection, application security, and fTPM 2.0 (firmware trusted platform module).
- To meet users’ growing compute and graphic demands, new AMD PRO desktop processors provide up to 14% more compute and 22% more graphic performance while being up to 32% more energy efficient than 6th generation AMD PRO processors2.
- Open standards and CPU-agnostic DASH manageability allows IT departments to easily integrate and manage systems. The new AMD AM4 desktop infrastructure provides a stable and upgradable platform for the future.
AMD 7th Generation Systems
The HP EliteDesk 705 G3 Series desktops, available in microtower, small-form factor (SFF), or mini-form factor, deliver impressive value with uncompromising performance, security, and manageability for an enterprise-class experience. The EliteDesk desktop PCs are more secure with HP Sure Start with Protection of BIOS Configuration and Policy. This helps to protect your PC and ensure uninterrupted productivity by automatically detecting and recovering from BIOS corruption or attacks. The desktops also include TPM 2.0 to secure data and HP’s full portfolio of physical-security accessories for a robust, three-layer security solution.
7th generation AMD PRO processors aim to deliver the best performance, reliability, and opportunity to handle critical workloads with planned availability in additional new PCs in the near future.
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#5341469 Posted on: 10/04/2016 01:35 PM
Im waiting for review most for see AM4 Mobos
Im waiting for review most for see AM4 Mobos
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#5341526 Posted on: 10/04/2016 04:19 PM
Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.
Kid, if all you're going to do is flame in every single AMD article, I suggest you stop posting altogether.
Fanboyisim is poison.
Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.
Kid, if all you're going to do is flame in every single AMD article, I suggest you stop posting altogether.
Fanboyisim is poison.
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#5341552 Posted on: 10/04/2016 05:13 PM
Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.
Dude what are you even talking about. Stop blabbering
Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.
Dude what are you even talking about. Stop blabbering
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#5341556 Posted on: 10/04/2016 05:16 PM
Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.
First of all, these are just to hold over AMD until Zen comes out, and I don't see anybody making promises here. If AMD felt these were a solid competitor to Intel, they would've done more than just OEM releases by now.
Compared to FM2+ CPUs, these are based on excavator while using a die shrink and DDR4. The overall performance of these should be roughly head-to-head with Sandy Bridge. Sure, that's a long way away from Skylake, but for AMD that's a big step forward.
Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.
First of all, these are just to hold over AMD until Zen comes out, and I don't see anybody making promises here. If AMD felt these were a solid competitor to Intel, they would've done more than just OEM releases by now.
Compared to FM2+ CPUs, these are based on excavator while using a die shrink and DDR4. The overall performance of these should be roughly head-to-head with Sandy Bridge. Sure, that's a long way away from Skylake, but for AMD that's a big step forward.
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Are these "people" still promising shtuff.....?! AMD needs a hailmary like none other these days.
Just so sick and tired of their feeble attempts at providing an actual CPU that can stand up against Intel. Just for the money sake of things I'd love to see some sort of competition. As opposed to smoke and mirrors riding along their pipe dreams. Because as it sits their newest of the new hardware (CPU) does not hold a candle to what Intel has already been doing.