AMD 8-core Ryzen Processor spotted running 3.6 GHz base and 3.9 GHz Turbo
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Agonist
Elder III
A M D BugBear
CPC_RedDawn
hmmmm.....
if this can compete with broadwell-e/skylake for IPC and overclock to at the very least 4.5GHz with relative ease. I would love to ditch Intel and jump onto an AMD platform.
Hilbert come on dude, can't you tease us with anything? 🤓
chispy
We need a release date and prices asap ! Again @ the waiting game .... :/
Amx85
Idk but 3.60GHz base sounds 125w tdp
nz3777
PrMinisterGR
-Tj-
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-zen-octoacore-summit-ridge-engineering-sample-spotted-at-3-23-5-ghz.html
It is, he's just talking rubbish.
I mean why would AMD say it in the first place, also earlier ES lower clocks don't matter.
Skylake or Haswell ES had 2.4Ghz and 95w TDP and you see what's final speed at same TDP.
4core 8threads ryzen with just 65W TDP.
Apparently it will be too, and quite cheap..
Denial
Intel and AMD calculate TDP differently, you can't compare them directly. AMDs New Horizon blender demo showed that.. 6900K is 140w and Zen is supposedly 95 yet the 6900K was only a couple watts more in that test.
-Tj-
So? that 95W TDP skylake is over 95W too in real scenario.
Imo all it matters is temps and how well it scales. And by the looks of it it will be like one guy said once with early 2.8Ghz ES, OC up to 4.5GHz air np..
Denial
Depends on if AVX is being uliltized. 6700K for example caps out at like 76w in gaming. Zen was lower than the 6900K in the blender test but it's left to be seen what it's actual power consumption is in real world scenarios. Regardless, I agree they'll keep the 95w number despite the clock jump. I was just clarifying that your can't really compare the TDP numbers between the two companies, and that the TDP values given aren't exactly representative of real world usage.. which people seem to forget in these threads.
EspHack
according to intel all x99 i7 CPUs are 140w TDP, from 6 core to 10 core units, so essentially meaningless
Amx85
Observation for Zen's PCIe 3.0 lanes...
16x for Graphics cards (2x 8) +
8x to connect to chipset, since It can't be 4x because X370 chipset has 8x 2.0 lanes and others controllers (SATA/USB3/3.1) +
4x for M.2 Slot (if you don't use these 2 SATA buses from the CPU)
Total = 28 lanes from CPU/SoC
Bristol Ridge APU could have 4x limit to connect chipset and just 10 for Graphics card/other expansions...