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New AMD Ryzen Threadripper shows off: hugely faster than the old 32-core
You will have noticed that benchmarks of an unpublished processor have surfaced on Twitter, it holds a Geekbench entry named AMD WhiteHavenOC-CP with 32 cores, and that likely is Threadripper 3000 ( "Castle Peak") with 32-cores. The entry indicates a base clock of 3.6 GHz for the 32-cores.
Identified as Whitehaven in the benchmark, the processor positions itself at a veru healthy single-core score of 5,677 points and a multi-core score of 94,772. Compared that to a system with an AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2990WX, this results in an increase of 6 percent for the single-core score and over 35 percent for the multi-core score. Actually, two entries in the Geekbench database can be spotted. Rumored indicate ThreadRipper 3000 could be released in October close to Core i10-10000 Intel Core ( "Cascade Lake X").
ASRock website reveals new AMD Athlon Procs and APUs - 06/25/2019 06:19 AM
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Announcing the new AMD Radeon Pro Vega II Duo - 06/04/2019 06:08 AM
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ASUS will release BIOS updates for its 300 and 400 series motherboards to add support for next-generation AMD Ryzen CPUs. The latest BIOS update for each motherboard model can be downloaded from the o...
#5700297 Posted on: 08/15/2019 07:19 AM
This is porn
This is porn
#5700299 Posted on: 08/15/2019 07:32 AM
Amd just isnt stopping.
Amd just isnt stopping.
#5700342 Posted on: 08/15/2019 09:15 AM
So cool! My last AMD processor was from my puberty! Opteron 165 overclocked. Been watching AMD do it’s comeback last years and I’m excited to admit that my next one could very well be AMD. Well played!
So cool! My last AMD processor was from my puberty! Opteron 165 overclocked. Been watching AMD do it’s comeback last years and I’m excited to admit that my next one could very well be AMD. Well played!
#5700404 Posted on: 08/15/2019 12:57 PM
putting the screws to Intel, I love it. No chance my next build has Intel inside.
putting the screws to Intel, I love it. No chance my next build has Intel inside.
#5700428 Posted on: 08/15/2019 02:20 PM
Considering this is Linux results, that performance increase is more substantial than you might think. The Windows scheduler is terrible with the 2990WX. If they're going with the chiplet design utilizing that central I/O chip, this ought to negate all of the Windows scheduler issues from previous TR models. I'm sure this will have a larger L3 cache too (since TRs are basically just cut-down Epycs, which already have a monstrous L3).
So - Windows users ought to be real happy with this.
Considering this is Linux results, that performance increase is more substantial than you might think. The Windows scheduler is terrible with the 2990WX. If they're going with the chiplet design utilizing that central I/O chip, this ought to negate all of the Windows scheduler issues from previous TR models. I'm sure this will have a larger L3 cache too (since TRs are basically just cut-down Epycs, which already have a monstrous L3).
So - Windows users ought to be real happy with this.
#5700431 Posted on: 08/15/2019 02:24 PM
Hopefully this CPU won't have any of the odd issues with the WX CPUs (where performance was all over the place). I think the Windows scheduler was optimized for Ryzen in 1903 and hopefully it works for TR 3000 as well. Assuming there are no hiccups, I will likely replace my 1950X with this chip.
Hopefully this CPU won't have any of the odd issues with the WX CPUs (where performance was all over the place). I think the Windows scheduler was optimized for Ryzen in 1903 and hopefully it works for TR 3000 as well. Assuming there are no hiccups, I will likely replace my 1950X with this chip.
#5700435 Posted on: 08/15/2019 02:31 PM
This could be the chip I'm waiting for..... Now just need to see the other side of things regarding it and it's motherboards!!
Sixty plus PCI-E 4.0 lanes PUHLEASE!.!.! Native to the CPU of course. Non of this cross/back talk of internal PLX/chips in general over a fixed X4 setup......
This could be the chip I'm waiting for..... Now just need to see the other side of things regarding it and it's motherboards!!
Sixty plus PCI-E 4.0 lanes PUHLEASE!.!.! Native to the CPU of course. Non of this cross/back talk of internal PLX/chips in general over a fixed X4 setup......
#5700439 Posted on: 08/15/2019 03:06 PM
Gonna wait for Zen 3 next year.
Rumors say it’ll have a lot more cache in 7nm IO die and more IPC and reductions in latency. Also a lot of whispers about 2 or 3 way SMT.
Zen 3 might be the death blow to Intel.
Gonna wait for Zen 3 next year.
Rumors say it’ll have a lot more cache in 7nm IO die and more IPC and reductions in latency. Also a lot of whispers about 2 or 3 way SMT.
Zen 3 might be the death blow to Intel.
#5700453 Posted on: 08/15/2019 04:00 PM
Gonna wait for Zen 3 next year.
Rumors say it’ll have a lot more cache in 7nm IO die and more IPC and reductions in latency. Also a lot of whispers about 2 or 3 way SMT.
Zen 3 might be the death blow to Intel.
Question is if there will be Zen2+ as last AM4 refresh since 2020 is planned end of refreshes for AM4 and time AM5 is to come.
AMD can make Zen3 and use I/O die for AM4 and for AM5 new I/O die too.
Or Zen3 may end up exclusively for AM5 and while memory bandwidth there should result in better performance, price tag may not be nice to look at.
Gonna wait for Zen 3 next year.
Rumors say it’ll have a lot more cache in 7nm IO die and more IPC and reductions in latency. Also a lot of whispers about 2 or 3 way SMT.
Zen 3 might be the death blow to Intel.
Question is if there will be Zen2+ as last AM4 refresh since 2020 is planned end of refreshes for AM4 and time AM5 is to come.
AMD can make Zen3 and use I/O die for AM4 and for AM5 new I/O die too.
Or Zen3 may end up exclusively for AM5 and while memory bandwidth there should result in better performance, price tag may not be nice to look at.
#5700459 Posted on: 08/15/2019 04:14 PM
Question is if there will be Zen2+ as last AM4 refresh since 2020 is planned end of refreshes for AM4 and time AM5 is to come.
AMD can make Zen3 and use I/O die for AM4 and for AM5 new I/O die too.
Or Zen3 may end up exclusively for AM5 and while memory bandwidth there should result in better performance, price tag may not be nice to look at.
I doubt there will be another refresh of Zen2 for AM4. I'm sure Zen3 will be for AM5. I suspect the Zen2-based APUs will be the last we see for AM4.
Question is if there will be Zen2+ as last AM4 refresh since 2020 is planned end of refreshes for AM4 and time AM5 is to come.
AMD can make Zen3 and use I/O die for AM4 and for AM5 new I/O die too.
Or Zen3 may end up exclusively for AM5 and while memory bandwidth there should result in better performance, price tag may not be nice to look at.
I doubt there will be another refresh of Zen2 for AM4. I'm sure Zen3 will be for AM5. I suspect the Zen2-based APUs will be the last we see for AM4.
#5700463 Posted on: 08/15/2019 04:25 PM
AMD is up to something. Wonder what they up to.
AMD is up to something. Wonder what they up to.
#5700511 Posted on: 08/15/2019 06:34 PM
Dunno maybe they're about to release a new Threadripper CPU?
AMD is up to something. Wonder what they up to.
Dunno maybe they're about to release a new Threadripper CPU?
#5700526 Posted on: 08/15/2019 07:09 PM
There you go. Good boy AMD. Gotta give it to them..what a comeback..cores, ipc, frequency at decent price. Intel can suck it for keeping us in the freaking 4 core 8 thread era for such a long time.
There you go. Good boy AMD. Gotta give it to them..what a comeback..cores, ipc, frequency at decent price. Intel can suck it for keeping us in the freaking 4 core 8 thread era for such a long time.
#5700609 Posted on: 08/16/2019 01:13 AM
Zen 3 will be AM4. Maybe for Zen 4 in 2021, when DDR5 is ready...they'll go AM5 with DDR5 and PCI-Express 5.0.
I doubt there will be another refresh of Zen2 for AM4. I'm sure Zen3 will be for AM5. I suspect the Zen2-based APUs will be the last we see for AM4.
Zen 3 will be AM4. Maybe for Zen 4 in 2021, when DDR5 is ready...they'll go AM5 with DDR5 and PCI-Express 5.0.
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32 cores and 3600mhz base dat is really somthing.