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AMD Computex 2019 Keynote: watch the livestream with X570 / Ryzen 3000 Announcements
AMD Computex's 2019 Opening Keynote has finished in which it talked many technologies like NAVI and the announcement of three Ryzen 3000 series processors. below the fold, you can read a recap of what has been announced.
AMD will open with the Computex's 2019 Opening Keynote. Anyone who gets up early (Europe) on Monday, May 27th, or stays awake for a long time, will be able to watch the presentation in the live stream on Youtube. The Ryzen 3000 processors based on Zen 2, the X570 Chipset and the graphics card generation Navi are expected as subjects.
It is expected that Su will cover Ryzen 3000 processors with Zen 2 cores. The Navi graphics cards should at least be addressed, but we expect an announcement here at E3 really. Here on Guru3D you can watch the Computex keynote live on site. We will live stream the event from this very news item. The Computex Keynote begins on Monday, May 27, at 10:00 am local time.
04:00 - Good morning the conference has started.
4:15 - Lisa Su takes the stage, talks 50th anniversary
4:20 - Su mentions 7nm CPU products and NAVI products will be discussed.
4:25 - AMD talks about the datacenter on Computex, EPYC. The first announcement of the morning with Microsoft. Rome is being talked about, launches next quarter. Built on 7nm, up to 64 Zen 2 cores, PCIe Gen 4.0.
4:35 - Graphics and Gaming - AMD is set to launch the new 7nm NAVI based graphics processors. Radeon is now being discussed. 400 million gamers game on Radeon.
4:38 - NAVI is the new family of Radeon GPUs. Next-gen PlayStation will be based on Zen2 and NAVI. NAVI is based on 7nm RDNA architecture (Radeon DNA). NAVI will be PCIe Express 4.0 compatible. New compute design, new cache-hierarchy, reducing latency, lower power. 1.25x perf per clock improvement and 1.5x better power consumption.
Announced and named Radeon RX 5000 series products. A card based on NAVI was shown in a live demo and compared against a GeForce RTX 2070 in a direct comparison with the Radeon RX 5700. Strange Brigade. The FPS looked about the same. AMD announces that NAVI will be launching in July. June 10th there will be a live stream with all details on products, specs and prices.
4:48 - The topic changes to PCs and processors.
5:10 - AMD Announces Ryzen 3000, 7 nm based processors based on the new ZEN2 core architecture called Matisse. Ryzen 3000 is the third generation Ryzen processors (Zen/Zen+/Zen2).
The new processors will be AM4 based and indeed have PCIe 4.0. Each core has doubled floating point, doubled the cache sizes which should help in gaming. AMD mentions the IPC has been improved with ZEN2 cores. Initially, 8 to 10% would be it, but ZEN2 sees a 15% IPC uplift.
Ryzen 7 3700X is announced has 8 cores, 16 threads, 4.4 GHz Boost, and 3.6 GHz base. 65 Watts TDP. The proc was on stage compared to a Core i7 9700K and was significantly faster. Single threaded performance
The second proc announced is the Ryzen 7 3800X. This processor has 8 Cores, 16 threads 4.5 GHz Boost and 3.9 GHz base clock frequencies. It has 36 MB total cache. It has been compared to a Core i9 9900K on stage. The proc ran the same perf as the 9900K in game. This proc will have a 105 Watt TDP.
AMD also has announced more than 8-core processors and announced, 3900X will have 12 cores and 14 threads with a 4.6 GHz Boost, 3.8 GHz base clock and 105 Watt. AMD compared it on stage with a Core i9 9920X.
Prices have been discussed as well.
- Ryzen 7 3700X will be priced 329 USD.
- Ryzen 7 3800X will be priced 399 USD
- Ryzen 9 3900X will be priced 499 USD
3rd Gen products will be available 7 July 2019. That ends this conference.
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#5673290 Posted on: 05/26/2019 05:07 PM
From what i've heard this is going to be mostly x570 related, with most CPU details on models/clockspeeds/cache coming at E3 in june (for some.. reason).
Ryzen 3000 preorders July 1st, actual launch July 7
will see in 9 hours i was expecting a paper lunch if i am honest of the 3000 series i think most of us are most want to see if the rumors where true all along about ryzen now if you buy chips late june or late july as far the rumors are true for most is not a deal breaker except if you find your self with a completely dead pc like i did at the end of the mining craze
From what i've heard this is going to be mostly x570 related, with most CPU details on models/clockspeeds/cache coming at E3 in june (for some.. reason).
Ryzen 3000 preorders July 1st, actual launch July 7
will see in 9 hours i was expecting a paper lunch if i am honest of the 3000 series i think most of us are most want to see if the rumors where true all along about ryzen now if you buy chips late june or late july as far the rumors are true for most is not a deal breaker except if you find your self with a completely dead pc like i did at the end of the mining craze
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#5673308 Posted on: 05/26/2019 06:02 PM
From what i've heard this is going to be mostly x570 related, with most CPU details on models/clockspeeds/cache coming at E3 in june (for some.. reason).
Ryzen 3000 preorders July 1st, actual launch July 7
Seems exceptionally strange if true. Why on Earth would AMD only present a chipset, which is more on the mobo manufacturers' side of things? I'm sure AMD will advertise PCIe 4.0, but what else is there so interesting it would satisfy the audience if they don't talk about the CPUs? They would be booed off the stage. I could see it somewhat realistic if they didn't talk so much about Navi, for whatever reason, but considering Nvidia is going to announce something, it would be unfortunate indeed for AMD if they still didn't have good GPU news to give.
I'm not going to get up early just to watch some stream, I'll just check what Guru3D has to say about it in the morning.
From what i've heard this is going to be mostly x570 related, with most CPU details on models/clockspeeds/cache coming at E3 in june (for some.. reason).
Ryzen 3000 preorders July 1st, actual launch July 7
Seems exceptionally strange if true. Why on Earth would AMD only present a chipset, which is more on the mobo manufacturers' side of things? I'm sure AMD will advertise PCIe 4.0, but what else is there so interesting it would satisfy the audience if they don't talk about the CPUs? They would be booed off the stage. I could see it somewhat realistic if they didn't talk so much about Navi, for whatever reason, but considering Nvidia is going to announce something, it would be unfortunate indeed for AMD if they still didn't have good GPU news to give.
I'm not going to get up early just to watch some stream, I'll just check what Guru3D has to say about it in the morning.
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#5673339 Posted on: 05/26/2019 06:54 PM
Eyes wide open
, will watch the complete keynote to see what is in store for real on AMD side ...
Eyes wide open
, will watch the complete keynote to see what is in store for real on AMD side ...
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#5673346 Posted on: 05/26/2019 07:22 PM
It's not strange at all - you wrote a hint yourself: AMD *needs* to introduce X570 so all their board partners can freely show their offerings at Computex. I bet that's also the reason why AMD is giving the keynote one day before the show proper starts; that way partners can utilize every day of the show.
There is no similar hurry to announce for CPUs.
Gamers Nexus had a news piece today that also stated that the keynote will be mainly about X570, with maybe a few tidbits about Ryzen 3rd gen. (I'm paraphrasing.)
Seems exceptionally strange if true. Why on Earth would AMD only present a chipset, which is more on the mobo manufacturers' side of things?.
It's not strange at all - you wrote a hint yourself: AMD *needs* to introduce X570 so all their board partners can freely show their offerings at Computex. I bet that's also the reason why AMD is giving the keynote one day before the show proper starts; that way partners can utilize every day of the show.
There is no similar hurry to announce for CPUs.
Gamers Nexus had a news piece today that also stated that the keynote will be mainly about X570, with maybe a few tidbits about Ryzen 3rd gen. (I'm paraphrasing.)
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#5673350 Posted on: 05/26/2019 07:39 PM
After another(last time with 28C) 5.0Ghz stunt from intel (9900KS) be ready - AMD will react with good juicy info
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After another(last time with 28C) 5.0Ghz stunt from intel (9900KS) be ready - AMD will react with good juicy info
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#5673351 Posted on: 05/26/2019 07:48 PM
It's not strange at all - you wrote a hint yourself: AMD *needs* to introduce X570 so all their board partners can freely show their offerings at Computex. I bet that's also the reason why AMD is giving the keynote one day before the show proper starts; that way partners can utilize every day of the show.
There is no similar hurry to announce for CPUs.
Nobody's going to buy a mobo without a CPU to along with it. I'd imagine quite lukewarm reception for the mobos if people don't know if the new CPU are worth anything. Thus it ought to be the opposite to what you said: AMD would hurry to announce the new CPUs so that the audience would be eager to see the new mobos they'd need to get everything out of the CPUs.
It's not strange at all - you wrote a hint yourself: AMD *needs* to introduce X570 so all their board partners can freely show their offerings at Computex. I bet that's also the reason why AMD is giving the keynote one day before the show proper starts; that way partners can utilize every day of the show.
There is no similar hurry to announce for CPUs.
Nobody's going to buy a mobo without a CPU to along with it. I'd imagine quite lukewarm reception for the mobos if people don't know if the new CPU are worth anything. Thus it ought to be the opposite to what you said: AMD would hurry to announce the new CPUs so that the audience would be eager to see the new mobos they'd need to get everything out of the CPUs.
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#5673354 Posted on: 05/26/2019 07:52 PM
No one said they're going to hide the CPU's, just that the rumor going around is the focus will be on the boards with the full CPU lineup and details in 2 weeks at E3.
No one said they're going to hide the CPU's, just that the rumor going around is the focus will be on the boards with the full CPU lineup and details in 2 weeks at E3.
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#5673358 Posted on: 05/26/2019 08:10 PM
I'm going to listen to every word, evaluate the many pro's and con's fairly and objectively, without bias, and consider all offerings.
Then I'll preorder a Ryzen 3K 12- or 16-core.
I'm going to listen to every word, evaluate the many pro's and con's fairly and objectively, without bias, and consider all offerings.
Then I'll preorder a Ryzen 3K 12- or 16-core.
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#5673368 Posted on: 05/26/2019 08:50 PM
Neither the motherboards nor CPUs are or will be for sale before (allegedly) 7th July (with preorders starting on the 1st), so no one would - or could - be buying them either way. Computex is a trade show for journalists, to write about the stuff they see. That's where the motherboard makers absolutely need to show their stuff, so this is the last possible moment AMD could announce X570.
So Computex is the prime time and location for motherboard vendors, but it's different for AMD. They're better off elongating their publicity campaign and keeping some information for every week until release, to keep people interested and journalists writing (plus social media and forums buzzing; look at this discussion from just the livestream annoucement). New CPU specs will definitely succeed in that.
Enthusiasts wanting all the information immediately will not sway corporate PR.
AMD have already shown that the CPUs are "worth something": reaching same level of performance core-for-core than the i9-9900K while consuming much less power. Only question is whether they've managed to get the performance to scale beyond that (with more power).
Nobody's going to buy a mobo without a CPU to along with it. I'd imagine quite lukewarm reception for the mobos if people don't know if the new CPU are worth anything. Thus it ought to be the opposite to what you said: AMD would hurry to announce the new CPUs so that the audience would be eager to see the new mobos they'd need to get everything out of the CPUs.
Neither the motherboards nor CPUs are or will be for sale before (allegedly) 7th July (with preorders starting on the 1st), so no one would - or could - be buying them either way. Computex is a trade show for journalists, to write about the stuff they see. That's where the motherboard makers absolutely need to show their stuff, so this is the last possible moment AMD could announce X570.
So Computex is the prime time and location for motherboard vendors, but it's different for AMD. They're better off elongating their publicity campaign and keeping some information for every week until release, to keep people interested and journalists writing (plus social media and forums buzzing; look at this discussion from just the livestream annoucement). New CPU specs will definitely succeed in that.
Enthusiasts wanting all the information immediately will not sway corporate PR.
AMD have already shown that the CPUs are "worth something": reaching same level of performance core-for-core than the i9-9900K while consuming much less power. Only question is whether they've managed to get the performance to scale beyond that (with more power).
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#5673382 Posted on: 05/26/2019 09:52 PM
I spect to read very good news tomorrow morning.
Even without details about clocks and prices, I think we are going to see some benchmark.
I spect to read very good news tomorrow morning.
Even without details about clocks and prices, I think we are going to see some benchmark.
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#5673384 Posted on: 05/26/2019 10:24 PM
Since this is at 9pm CST i'll probably watch it. Kind of exciting to have CPU competition back.
Since this is at 9pm CST i'll probably watch it. Kind of exciting to have CPU competition back.
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#5673387 Posted on: 05/26/2019 10:34 PM
Just because I read this, I dont think I can sleep, interested in what AMD will present, and I already know, that it will be good stuff! (It cant be bad anyway)
Just because I read this, I dont think I can sleep, interested in what AMD will present, and I already know, that it will be good stuff! (It cant be bad anyway)
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#5673398 Posted on: 05/27/2019 12:11 AM
CPU competition came back with zen a few years ago
Since this is at 9pm CST i'll probably watch it. Kind of exciting to have CPU competition back.
CPU competition came back with zen a few years ago
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#5673419 Posted on: 05/27/2019 02:54 AM
Stream is up/embedded on front page.
Stream is up/embedded on front page.
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From what i've heard this is going to be mostly x570 related, with most CPU details on models/clockspeeds/cache coming at E3 in june (for some.. reason).
Ryzen 3000 preorders July 1st, actual launch July 7