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Guru3D.com » News » Ryzen 4000 rumors: Allegedly can offer an up-to 20 percent extra perf over Ryzen 3000

Ryzen 4000 rumors: Allegedly can offer an up-to 20 percent extra perf over Ryzen 3000

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/27/2019 11:03 AM | source: 3dcenter | 63 comment(s)
Ryzen 4000 rumors: Allegedly can offer an up-to 20 percent extra perf over Ryzen 3000

New sources report further performance gains with Ryzen 4000 - there is talk of 17 percent more IPC and 100 to 200 MHz higher clock frequencies.

AMD has been very successful with its Zen 2 architecture, you know it as Ryzen 3000. This generation is to be followed by Zen 3 at the end of 2020 and now is rumored to offer significantly more performance plus than previously assumed. RedTechGaming reports this citing several independent sources. We can only assume the new processors will be called Ryzen 4000 and will outperform Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) significantly. Compared to Zen+ (Ryzen 2000), AMD promised 15 percent perf just based on just IPC.

AMD Zen 3 (Source: Red Gaming Tech)

  • the integer performance should be about 10-12% higher
  • the FPU performance should be up to 50% higher
  • the average IPC gain should come out at + 17%
  • the clock rate gain of the current engineering samples (for the server area) is 100-200 MHz
  • the number of CPU cores from Ryzen 4000 should be equal to Ryzen 3000

AMD would be making several adjustments: Integer performance (integer calculations) will increase with 10 to 12 percent, while FPU performance (floating-point calculations) should increase by up to 50 percent. At the same time, slightly higher clock rates are expected. There is chatter of 100 to 200 MHz, which, together with the 17 percent increase in IPC, suggests a core performance increase of around anywhere from 15 to 20 percent compared to Zen2.

The new chips will be fabbed on the new 7 nm EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) process from contract manufacturer TSMC and the architecture seems to be updated once again. Zen3 is said to be the last generation for the now aging AM4 socket. AMD will keep the number of cores similar to Ryzen 3000, which is six to sixteen physical CPU cores.

 







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nizzen
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#5745558 Posted on: 12/27/2019 12:16 PM
Hoping for sub 40ns memorylatency!

Biały Wilk
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#5745560 Posted on: 12/27/2019 12:21 PM
This sounds awesome! If a 16 core monster could be faster then current one then AMD will win win!!!

asturur
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#5745576 Posted on: 12/27/2019 01:27 PM
Argh ok, when this is out i bump up my 2700x and i transfer it in my mame machine, hoping it will outperform my current i5 third gen...

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#5745581 Posted on: 12/27/2019 02:00 PM
That's a lot considering Zen2 already had quite higher IPC than intel's offerings.
But that is to be expected since Zen2 => Zen3 move is not just some number iteration, but actual improvement in architecture.

Silva
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#5745596 Posted on: 12/27/2019 02:50 PM
Hopefully they can bring the 16 core price to 500 USD? But that will depend on Intel answer, if they have any.
My 2600 is doing great, I'll wait for R5000 so I can see R4000 price drop.
These last 2 years were very interesting, if only Randeon would step up their game a bit...

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