AMD Ryzen 7 4700G 8-core APU Photos Pops Up
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Fergutor
Ryzen 7 4000 with Zen 2 cores, that's pushing. With Ryzens 3 and 5 well, not ok, but can pass selling Zen with Zen+ name and Zen+ with Zen2 names, but doing that with Ryzen 7? Come on!
schmidtbag
Fergutor
Kaarme
Fergutor
Kaarme
wavetrex
When this is released I'll finally replace my tired Intel X99 HEDT 6-core server with a faster, less power consuming, and integrated GPU 8-core AMD.
Hopefully it will work on X370 mobo... and not need X570 or some ridiculous shiet like that
asturur
Fox2232
One can use it in semi-server. 8C/16T is rather OK. And not everyone has easy time setting up headless servers.
Important part is power efficiency.
There are likely other reasonable uses for more cores and not so powerful iGPU. 2D graphics of sort?
Fergutor
Fergutor
Kaarme
Fergutor
Loophole35
This CPU screams affordable home server.
blkspade
I feel like the are 2 AMD APU customers. People who buy them, and people that end up with them. The people intentionally buying them, especially by now, just know what the APUs are. Everyone else stumbled across a random low end OEM offering that didn't cost much. It's just a random number that's higher than previous one, should the OEM actually be offering multiple series for said consumer to be comparing. Given AMD's limited penetration with OEMs, there aren't a lot of people in the consumer segment intentionally buying an AMD computer that aren't the informed consumer/DIY type. Of the 4 Ryzen systems I've come across doing computer repairs over the past couple of years, 3 were custom build by someone for the customer, that really had no idea what was in it, and 1 was custom built by me by request, with a strict list of components for a specific task. There might have been a single Ryzen laptop in there that someone wanted to sell.
user1
guys we dont really know the full naming scheme yet, so for all we know amd could shift the entire stack up a tier, ie the gpuless chips (zen3) move up to ryzen 9 and all of the other parts move to renoir. which may make sense given the general lack of competition.
This could also just be an oem chip for things like dell optiplex prebuilt machines as well.
Texter
Leaving out the additional 16MB L3 cache from Zen2 saves what, half a billion transistors? A billion? More room for the iGPU...
Don't underestimate AMD APU's...there's still demand for running five to ten 4K Youtube videos all at once, not to mention maxing out Crysis at 1080p without the stock cooler even spinning up.
Eight cores might just be magical...
Crazy Serb
Ricardo
This seems like a slightly cut down 3700x with a integrated GPU.
Comparing to current G line, that could be a 200$-ish part, which seems like insanely good value even without the GPU, which would be a nice bonus.
I'd say it's kinda unbelievable, but if true, then Intel will have a really hard time selling even their 10th gen i5s.
I totally agree with this point, the naming scheme for the G line is completely absurd. The consumer base that can actually tell the difference between them is probably 0,01% of the people buying pcs.
Agonist