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AMD Ryzen 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition (Updated)
AMD is preparing for the festivities of their celebration 50th anniversary beginning with a Ryzen 2700x 50th-anniversary edition to be released on May 1st , 2019.
American online retailer ShopBLT listed it at USD $340.95 but quickly removed it with the message "out of stock." We're not sure what the SKU will entail, the normal 12 nm "Pinnacle Ridge" silicon has 8-cores/16-threads at 3.70 GHz clock-speed and a 4.30 GHz maximum Precision Boost, XFR, L2 cache of 512 KB per core, and 16 MB of shared L3 cache. You can read our review here. It seems AMD is about to get the product going on May 1st, 2019 following by the launch of AMD Ryzen 3xxx CPUs on June.
Update April 22nd
The special edition has again been spotted under product code YD270XBGAFA50. the specifications seem to be similar to that of the regular model, so it is unknown in what area it is different (if at all) from the regular Ryzen 7 2700X. Eight cores / 16 threads run at a base speed of 3.7 GHz, with a Precision Boost to 4.3 GHz. The SKU also will get the same Wraith Prism cooler with RGB lighting. The Ryzen 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition is expected to be available on April 30, one day before the anniversary and seems to be a few tenners more expensive opposed to the regular SKU.
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#5661221 Posted on: 04/17/2019 10:03 PM
According to any information we know.......
So what do we know? Literally nothing.
First of all intial release numbers were limited....like any other high priced GPU.
Secondly I just opened Newegg and behold.....6 DIFFERENT VII's in stock....right now.
I bet you the people buying VII are not same market as 2080Ti.
According to any information we know.......
So what do we know? Literally nothing.
First of all intial release numbers were limited....like any other high priced GPU.
Secondly I just opened Newegg and behold.....6 DIFFERENT VII's in stock....right now.
I bet you the people buying VII are not same market as 2080Ti.
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#5661240 Posted on: 04/17/2019 11:56 PM
According to any information we know.......
So what do we know? Literally nothing.
First of all intial release numbers were limited....like any other high priced GPU.
Secondly I just opened Newegg and behold.....6 DIFFERENT VII's in stock....right now.
I bet you the people buying VII are not same market as 2080Ti.
So because you don't know how to look up any information, you think it's not available. Alright then.
That's some solid research there.
It was 2 weeks ago that i last saw someone complaining about not being able to find Radeon VII anywhere, but i stopped paying attention.
But, you're right, it's difficult to get solid information, as not all retailers tell you what is selling or not.
Looking at mindfactory, one of the only places that does, and is used to get an idea of what is selling and what is not (if you don't know what mindfactory is, then you apparently aren't paying any attention to what is sold and what is not)
Radeon VII: 700 units sold (average 10 per day since release date)
RTX 2080 (direct competitor price wise): 9900 units sold (average 47 per day since release date) <----- Your "same market" as you say
RTX 2080 ti: 3000 units sold (average 16 per day since release date)
So you can go ahead and do no research and then claim there's no information to be had all you want, but there is information. Yes, it's not the FULL information, but mindfactory sells enough to be able to get a general idea of the trend out there.
If you choose to say "well that's just one place and doesn't mean anything therefore you're wrong!" or some nonsense, then please, provide your own basis to your "opinion", otherwise your "opinion" is just that, a baseless opinion behind zero facts.
From the above information, which is all we have unless someone else wants to let the world know of more sources to take from, the Radeon VII is not selling nearly as well as the RTX 2080, and not as well as even the RTX 2080 ti, which is much more expensive then the Radeon VII. And yet, even though the Radeon VII is not selling as well as either of them, they continue to go out of stock.
So yes, Radeon VII barely sells, and is often not in stock.
According to any information we know.......
So what do we know? Literally nothing.
First of all intial release numbers were limited....like any other high priced GPU.
Secondly I just opened Newegg and behold.....6 DIFFERENT VII's in stock....right now.
I bet you the people buying VII are not same market as 2080Ti.
So because you don't know how to look up any information, you think it's not available. Alright then.
That's some solid research there.
It was 2 weeks ago that i last saw someone complaining about not being able to find Radeon VII anywhere, but i stopped paying attention.
But, you're right, it's difficult to get solid information, as not all retailers tell you what is selling or not.
Looking at mindfactory, one of the only places that does, and is used to get an idea of what is selling and what is not (if you don't know what mindfactory is, then you apparently aren't paying any attention to what is sold and what is not)
Radeon VII: 700 units sold (average 10 per day since release date)
RTX 2080 (direct competitor price wise): 9900 units sold (average 47 per day since release date) <----- Your "same market" as you say
RTX 2080 ti: 3000 units sold (average 16 per day since release date)
So you can go ahead and do no research and then claim there's no information to be had all you want, but there is information. Yes, it's not the FULL information, but mindfactory sells enough to be able to get a general idea of the trend out there.
If you choose to say "well that's just one place and doesn't mean anything therefore you're wrong!" or some nonsense, then please, provide your own basis to your "opinion", otherwise your "opinion" is just that, a baseless opinion behind zero facts.
From the above information, which is all we have unless someone else wants to let the world know of more sources to take from, the Radeon VII is not selling nearly as well as the RTX 2080, and not as well as even the RTX 2080 ti, which is much more expensive then the Radeon VII. And yet, even though the Radeon VII is not selling as well as either of them, they continue to go out of stock.
So yes, Radeon VII barely sells, and is often not in stock.
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#5661253 Posted on: 04/18/2019 01:16 AM
I agree with @Aura89 it at 7nm would be a waste of money now if they repurposed some pro line models like you know how they have 2700 Pros which are better silicon etc for the anniversary edition - that could appeal ... they have better results tweaking wise last longer too lifespan wise, also if the anniversary was sold to consumers like the pro line is to enterprise / with a longer warranty period, now that'd be slick as ...
hey I can dream a little even if it is dreaming but chances are it's mostly left over unsold stock with a nice logo slapped onto it not even clocked higher ... I would hope it has a refined microcode allowing a bit of a factory OC because otherwise why buy it?? In addition to cheaper cost + release of 7NM PCI-E 4.0 etc there's a lot of anyways blablabla
I agree with @Aura89 it at 7nm would be a waste of money now if they repurposed some pro line models like you know how they have 2700 Pros which are better silicon etc for the anniversary edition - that could appeal ... they have better results tweaking wise last longer too lifespan wise, also if the anniversary was sold to consumers like the pro line is to enterprise / with a longer warranty period, now that'd be slick as ...
hey I can dream a little even if it is dreaming but chances are it's mostly left over unsold stock with a nice logo slapped onto it not even clocked higher ... I would hope it has a refined microcode allowing a bit of a factory OC because otherwise why buy it?? In addition to cheaper cost + release of 7NM PCI-E 4.0 etc there's a lot of anyways blablabla
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#5661330 Posted on: 04/18/2019 11:55 AM
Would make zero sense. And 7nm is still not even close, yields are too bad. I wouldn't be surprised if Q4 begins before we see 3000 desktop series at 7nm DUV (which sucks compared to EUV). Maybe with a big pricetag because of yields.
Talk is cheap. And this is all AMD is doing.
7nm is here, are they not just waiting on the x570 chipsets being sorted out.
Would make zero sense. And 7nm is still not even close, yields are too bad. I wouldn't be surprised if Q4 begins before we see 3000 desktop series at 7nm DUV (which sucks compared to EUV). Maybe with a big pricetag because of yields.
Talk is cheap. And this is all AMD is doing.
7nm is here, are they not just waiting on the x570 chipsets being sorted out.
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#5662062 Posted on: 04/22/2019 09:29 AM
"Would make zero sense. And 7nm is still not even close, yields are too bad. I wouldn't be surprised if Q4 begins before we see 3000 desktop series at 7nm DUV (which sucks compared to EUV). Maybe with a big pricetag because of yields.
Talk is cheap. And this is all AMD is doing."
Hmmm....I see the Trolls are out, and low quality too (yields are bad)...the fanboys are clearly not getting paid well.
"Would make zero sense. And 7nm is still not even close, yields are too bad. I wouldn't be surprised if Q4 begins before we see 3000 desktop series at 7nm DUV (which sucks compared to EUV). Maybe with a big pricetag because of yields.
Talk is cheap. And this is all AMD is doing."
Hmmm....I see the Trolls are out, and low quality too (yields are bad)...the fanboys are clearly not getting paid well.
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#5662074 Posted on: 04/22/2019 10:59 AM
The statement is true. It's doesn't sell that good, i'm not saying it doesn't sell at all, but it's not a fast seller, but it's also frequently sold out, because the supply is low.
According to any information we can gather from websites that show how much is sold per month, the RTX 2080 ti, even though much more expensive, is selling much better then the Radeon VII
Does it mean that AMD is able to sell all they can make? Then I see no problem.
And by that I mean: "It's doesn't sell that good" statement kind of requires reevaluation.
Not a small contradiction and considering it is part of same sentence...
The statement is true. It's doesn't sell that good, i'm not saying it doesn't sell at all, but it's not a fast seller, but it's also frequently sold out, because the supply is low.
According to any information we can gather from websites that show how much is sold per month, the RTX 2080 ti, even though much more expensive, is selling much better then the Radeon VII
Does it mean that AMD is able to sell all they can make? Then I see no problem.
And by that I mean: "It's doesn't sell that good" statement kind of requires reevaluation.
Not a small contradiction and considering it is part of same sentence...
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#5662169 Posted on: 04/22/2019 05:41 PM
Does it mean that AMD is able to sell all they can make? Then I see no problem.
And by that I mean: "It's doesn't sell that good" statement kind of requires reevaluation.
Not a small contradiction and considering it is part of same sentence...
It doesn't sell well, and it is often not in stock. Fact. Deal with it.
If it sold well, it would never be in stock, which is not the case. It's often not in stock, not never not in stock.
From what i have seen the last 3 weeks its been in stock, so either A: They fixed their inability to have stock or B: Buying has fallen even more off.
A company can make 1 product a year and never be in stock with demand for 2, this does not mean their product sells well, as a company that could make the same essentially thing and a demand for 10,000, but produces 15,000 each year and is always in stock, does not somehow make the company that sells and has demand for 10,000 "not sell well" because it's "always in stock".
Ability or inability to meet demand does not equate ability to sell well.
And, i never said they aren't selling, i said they aren't selling well. If AMD cold only produce 10 of these per month and all 10 sold each month, they would still not be selling well even if we were to only take into consideration mindfactories data, as it clearly shows that the direct competitors card to it at the same price point, just their website alone, sells 47 per month.
Again, inability to meet demand or ability to meet demand does not equate ability to sell well, otherwise all companies should severely limit their quantities and make it so they are frequently out of stock just to claim to investors "Oh hey we must be doing something good we're always out of stock, our product is soaring off the shelf!" with no regard to actual amounts being sold from them and their competitors and comparisons between themselves.
Does it mean that AMD is able to sell all they can make? Then I see no problem.
And by that I mean: "It's doesn't sell that good" statement kind of requires reevaluation.
Not a small contradiction and considering it is part of same sentence...
It doesn't sell well, and it is often not in stock. Fact. Deal with it.
If it sold well, it would never be in stock, which is not the case. It's often not in stock, not never not in stock.
From what i have seen the last 3 weeks its been in stock, so either A: They fixed their inability to have stock or B: Buying has fallen even more off.
A company can make 1 product a year and never be in stock with demand for 2, this does not mean their product sells well, as a company that could make the same essentially thing and a demand for 10,000, but produces 15,000 each year and is always in stock, does not somehow make the company that sells and has demand for 10,000 "not sell well" because it's "always in stock".
Ability or inability to meet demand does not equate ability to sell well.
And, i never said they aren't selling, i said they aren't selling well. If AMD cold only produce 10 of these per month and all 10 sold each month, they would still not be selling well even if we were to only take into consideration mindfactories data, as it clearly shows that the direct competitors card to it at the same price point, just their website alone, sells 47 per month.
Again, inability to meet demand or ability to meet demand does not equate ability to sell well, otherwise all companies should severely limit their quantities and make it so they are frequently out of stock just to claim to investors "Oh hey we must be doing something good we're always out of stock, our product is soaring off the shelf!" with no regard to actual amounts being sold from them and their competitors and comparisons between themselves.
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#5662183 Posted on: 04/22/2019 06:00 PM
I wonder if they will include something new on the package for this 50th anniversary cpu ( Free something or Lisa Su signed card
) ...
I wonder if they will include something new on the package for this 50th anniversary cpu ( Free something or Lisa Su signed card
) ...
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#5662285 Posted on: 04/23/2019 01:36 AM
Where is your supporting evidence for your "fact"??
You make the claim, you provide proof of said claim.
"It doesn't sell well and is often not in stock"..... Half of that statement has the potential to be contrary to the other half. If it's "often not in stock", then either yields are very poor, demand is simply outpacing supply or merchants simply aren't stocking the product. This is where supporting information becomes vital. Do we know, for a fact, what the actual demand is for the product? Do we know, for a fact, what the product supply actually looks like? Do we know, for a fact, what the retailer sales figures are? Either provide the relevant data, or accept that you're wrong. As you're the one making the claim, burden of proof is on you. Why should anyone else have to research supporting evidence for what YOU claim as fact?
It doesn't sell well, and it is often not in stock. Fact. Deal with it.
Where is your supporting evidence for your "fact"??
You make the claim, you provide proof of said claim.
"It doesn't sell well and is often not in stock"..... Half of that statement has the potential to be contrary to the other half. If it's "often not in stock", then either yields are very poor, demand is simply outpacing supply or merchants simply aren't stocking the product. This is where supporting information becomes vital. Do we know, for a fact, what the actual demand is for the product? Do we know, for a fact, what the product supply actually looks like? Do we know, for a fact, what the retailer sales figures are? Either provide the relevant data, or accept that you're wrong. As you're the one making the claim, burden of proof is on you. Why should anyone else have to research supporting evidence for what YOU claim as fact?
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#5662306 Posted on: 04/23/2019 02:59 AM
Where is your supporting evidence for your "fact"??
Listed earlier in the thread. Read thread before posting. Only information we have. To state any other opinions based off of nothing is a useless opinion.
Then again you go on to talk about the same stuff that was explained already in the post you quoted from and tried to argue it as well, so i don't think you are reading anything fully.
Selling well does not equal selling out. This is fact. Otherwise all i will have to do to sell well is severely limit what i produce, it won't matter that i am selling half as much if not more then my competitor, it'll only matter to impress people who don't bother to actually look at the whole picture.
But again to reiterate: the information you asked me to provide was already provided by the only source that we have and even compared to how well the rtx 2080 and 2080 ti are selling. Read the thread before posting.
It has also already been stated that one source is not the whole picture and that is obvious, but its enough of the picture to get a rough idea of what the market is doing (its the same source that has been used and then verified by other sources to be pretty spot on when comparing intel and amd on what is selling). Unless someone thinks for some reason the hundreds of thousands of products sold in germany just from that one company is only sold to nvidia fans, or amd fans or etc.
Where is your supporting evidence for your "fact"??
Listed earlier in the thread. Read thread before posting. Only information we have. To state any other opinions based off of nothing is a useless opinion.
Then again you go on to talk about the same stuff that was explained already in the post you quoted from and tried to argue it as well, so i don't think you are reading anything fully.
Selling well does not equal selling out. This is fact. Otherwise all i will have to do to sell well is severely limit what i produce, it won't matter that i am selling half as much if not more then my competitor, it'll only matter to impress people who don't bother to actually look at the whole picture.
But again to reiterate: the information you asked me to provide was already provided by the only source that we have and even compared to how well the rtx 2080 and 2080 ti are selling. Read the thread before posting.
It has also already been stated that one source is not the whole picture and that is obvious, but its enough of the picture to get a rough idea of what the market is doing (its the same source that has been used and then verified by other sources to be pretty spot on when comparing intel and amd on what is selling). Unless someone thinks for some reason the hundreds of thousands of products sold in germany just from that one company is only sold to nvidia fans, or amd fans or etc.
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#5662813 Posted on: 04/24/2019 04:59 AM
Listed earlier in the thread. Read thread before posting. Only information we have. To state any other opinions based off of nothing is a useless opinion.
Then again you go on to talk about the same stuff that was explained already in the post you quoted from and tried to argue it as well, so i don't think you are reading anything fully.
Selling well does not equal selling out. This is fact. Otherwise all i will have to do to sell well is severely limit what i produce, it won't matter that i am selling half as much if not more then my competitor, it'll only matter to impress people who don't bother to actually look at the whole picture.
But again to reiterate: the information you asked me to provide was already provided by the only source that we have and even compared to how well the rtx 2080 and 2080 ti are selling. Read the thread before posting.
It has also already been stated that one source is not the whole picture and that is obvious, but its enough of the picture to get a rough idea of what the market is doing (its the same source that has been used and then verified by other sources to be pretty spot on when comparing intel and amd on what is selling). Unless someone thinks for some reason the hundreds of thousands of products sold in germany just from that one company is only sold to nvidia fans, or amd fans or etc.
I did "read the thread before replying".
As I'm not fluent in German, simply searching for mindfactory is pretty useless in regards to verifying information. Also, a lot of us don't consider a summary of claimed information, to be proof of anything. Provide a link, and verifying information, or STFU. The mindless fanboy drivel spouted by both sides has gotten old. It's time for everyone to grow up.
Listed earlier in the thread. Read thread before posting. Only information we have. To state any other opinions based off of nothing is a useless opinion.
Then again you go on to talk about the same stuff that was explained already in the post you quoted from and tried to argue it as well, so i don't think you are reading anything fully.
Selling well does not equal selling out. This is fact. Otherwise all i will have to do to sell well is severely limit what i produce, it won't matter that i am selling half as much if not more then my competitor, it'll only matter to impress people who don't bother to actually look at the whole picture.
But again to reiterate: the information you asked me to provide was already provided by the only source that we have and even compared to how well the rtx 2080 and 2080 ti are selling. Read the thread before posting.
It has also already been stated that one source is not the whole picture and that is obvious, but its enough of the picture to get a rough idea of what the market is doing (its the same source that has been used and then verified by other sources to be pretty spot on when comparing intel and amd on what is selling). Unless someone thinks for some reason the hundreds of thousands of products sold in germany just from that one company is only sold to nvidia fans, or amd fans or etc.
I did "read the thread before replying".
As I'm not fluent in German, simply searching for mindfactory is pretty useless in regards to verifying information. Also, a lot of us don't consider a summary of claimed information, to be proof of anything. Provide a link, and verifying information, or STFU. The mindless fanboy drivel spouted by both sides has gotten old. It's time for everyone to grow up.
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#5662814 Posted on: 04/24/2019 05:01 AM
I did "read the thread before replying".
As I'm not fluent in German, simply searching for mindfactory is pretty useless in regards to verifying information. Also, a lot of us don't consider a summary of claimed information, to be proof of anything. Provide a link, and verifying information, or STFU. The mindless fanboy drivel spouted by both sides has gotten old. It's time for everyone to grow up.
So provide your own then, good luck.
I provided, you haven't. You wanted proof, i gave, you decided wasn't good enough, so if it's not, then provide your own. Again, good luck.
Plus, it's not fanboyism when, guess what, it's factual numbers. To claim it is, is fanboyism at its finest. Again if you want to provide "better" proof, so be it, do it. Please, please do it, instead of deciding to try and throw around weak insults as though you're some big guy on the internet.
I have stated facts based off of any information we have, if people have additional information, great! provide it, please! otherwise, get out of the way and let the adults discuss the facts that we have. I have nothing against AMD, i love AMD, i want their GPU department to flourish, it however, isn't. So to claim i'm a fanboy, because of the facts provided to us, spell specific information not in AMDs favor, that's messed up.
Also, it's called google translator, as well as the fact that the numbers used on the german site, are still numbers.
I did "read the thread before replying".
As I'm not fluent in German, simply searching for mindfactory is pretty useless in regards to verifying information. Also, a lot of us don't consider a summary of claimed information, to be proof of anything. Provide a link, and verifying information, or STFU. The mindless fanboy drivel spouted by both sides has gotten old. It's time for everyone to grow up.
So provide your own then, good luck.
I provided, you haven't. You wanted proof, i gave, you decided wasn't good enough, so if it's not, then provide your own. Again, good luck.
Plus, it's not fanboyism when, guess what, it's factual numbers. To claim it is, is fanboyism at its finest. Again if you want to provide "better" proof, so be it, do it. Please, please do it, instead of deciding to try and throw around weak insults as though you're some big guy on the internet.
I have stated facts based off of any information we have, if people have additional information, great! provide it, please! otherwise, get out of the way and let the adults discuss the facts that we have. I have nothing against AMD, i love AMD, i want their GPU department to flourish, it however, isn't. So to claim i'm a fanboy, because of the facts provided to us, spell specific information not in AMDs favor, that's messed up.
Also, it's called google translator, as well as the fact that the numbers used on the german site, are still numbers.
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#5662816 Posted on: 04/24/2019 05:03 AM
So provide your own then, good luck.
I provided, you haven't. You wanted proof, i gave, you decided wasn't good enough, so if it's not, then provide your own. Again, good luck.
Also, it's called google translator, as well as the fact that the numbers used on the german site, are still numbers.
I'll accept that as you're obviously unable to provide your claimed proof..... It is your claim after-all, therefore burden of proof is on you, not me.
So provide your own then, good luck.
I provided, you haven't. You wanted proof, i gave, you decided wasn't good enough, so if it's not, then provide your own. Again, good luck.
Also, it's called google translator, as well as the fact that the numbers used on the german site, are still numbers.
I'll accept that as you're obviously unable to provide your claimed proof..... It is your claim after-all, therefore burden of proof is on you, not me.
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#5662817 Posted on: 04/24/2019 05:05 AM
It's not my claim as it's factual information, but i understand, some people can't figure out what facts are.
I did not make this information up, so that's on you.
I'll accept that as you're obviously unable to provide your claimed proof..... It is your claim after-all, therefore burden of proof is on you, not me.
It's not my claim as it's factual information, but i understand, some people can't figure out what facts are.
I did not make this information up, so that's on you.
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Can you contradict yourself anymore? VII barely sells, never in stock?
The statement is true. It's doesn't sell that good, i'm not saying it doesn't sell at all, but it's not a fast seller, but it's also frequently sold out, because the supply is low.
According to any information we can gather from websites that show how much is sold per month, the RTX 2080 ti, even though much more expensive, is selling much better then the Radeon VII