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AMD Ryzen 5 1600 already selling
It seems that some consumers already have been able to order Ryzen 5 processors, interesting as these should not be available for another three weeks.
Likely it was a mistake at a distributor somewhere, and a shop or two didn't care. And yes, you will have to travel to Paraguay and find the shop, but somebody in Paraguay is shouting "who's your daddy!" :-)
Of course, to skip the embargo date by this amount, well that's just steep alright. The photos have been posted on Reddit, the end-user who has his hands on that platform bought a Ryzen 5 1600 (six-cores enabled processor) and a MSI B350 Tomahawk motherboard.
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#5411544 Posted on: 03/23/2017 08:31 PM
Photochop? That fuzzy 6 looks very much like an 8...
Ever notice how pics of UFOs, the Loch Ness monster, and pre-release hardware always look fuzzy and poorly shot? It's the one characteristic they have in common... 
Photochop? That fuzzy 6 looks very much like an 8...


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#5411564 Posted on: 03/23/2017 09:18 PM
Did you tried to QR scan? I got the serial and the Part# as ryzen 5 1600.
http://amd.atrk.net/R5-9GU5109N70194-90-YD1600BBAEBOX-12

Did you tried to QR scan? I got the serial and the Part# as ryzen 5 1600.
http://amd.atrk.net/R5-9GU5109N70194-90-YD1600BBAEBOX-12

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#5411566 Posted on: 03/23/2017 09:20 PM
It seems strange stores would have the CPUs this much in advance. From what I could see by checking the store listings before the first Ryzen launch, the stores got the first supply of CPUs barely in time for the launch, and then later they had more coming. As we all know, the mobo situation was even worse.
But that being said, maybe we will get Hilbert reviewing the rumoured 16C Ryzen in 9 days...
It seems strange stores would have the CPUs this much in advance. From what I could see by checking the store listings before the first Ryzen launch, the stores got the first supply of CPUs barely in time for the launch, and then later they had more coming. As we all know, the mobo situation was even worse.
But that being said, maybe we will get Hilbert reviewing the rumoured 16C Ryzen in 9 days...
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#5411575 Posted on: 03/23/2017 09:52 PM
It seems strange stores would have the CPUs this much in advance. From what I could see by checking the store listings before the first Ryzen launch, the stores got the first supply of CPUs barely in time for the launch, and then later they had more coming. As we all know, the mobo situation was even worse.
But that being said, maybe we will get Hilbert reviewing the rumoured 16C Ryzen in 9 days...
That's what i was thinking. Not saying they aren't, but why have so much inventory that stores have them this far in advance yet not release them?
It seems strange stores would have the CPUs this much in advance. From what I could see by checking the store listings before the first Ryzen launch, the stores got the first supply of CPUs barely in time for the launch, and then later they had more coming. As we all know, the mobo situation was even worse.
But that being said, maybe we will get Hilbert reviewing the rumoured 16C Ryzen in 9 days...
That's what i was thinking. Not saying they aren't, but why have so much inventory that stores have them this far in advance yet not release them?
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