Unfortunately, no further details were provided by No. 188 or anyone else. Compared to AMD’s latest Zen 4 CPUs, Intel’s new Raptor Lake processors cost $100 to $150 less (on average). The lower cost will allow more consumers to choose Intel over AMD when shopping for a brand-new CPU. In turn, if AMD designs a 65W TDP CPU to compete with Intel with better performance per watt and performance per value, it would be good for the company in the current market.

AMD, for example, has shown that it can deliver the same performance with limited power. A 65W CPU should perform within 90-95% of a Ryzen 7 7700X. It seems odd that AMD would lower the price of its latest line of processors, mainly the Ryzen 7 700X closing the gap between Intel’s Raptor Lake Core i7-13700K and i5-13600K processors in recent gaming benchmarks.

Regarding performance per watt, AMD is still the better performer. Still, with Intel primarily its only real competitor in the consumer market, AMD will likely do it with more entry-level CPUs rather than changing existing pricing for the rest of its lineup. It could also be due to pressure on margins and AMD’s rush to create a product that can perform as well as its previous classic processor models but also go head-to-head with Intel on pricing to steer consumers toward AMD.

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• Ryzen 5 7600X: HK$2599 (approx. RMB 2362.49)
• Ryzen 7 7700X: HK$3399 (approx. RMB 3089.69)
• Ryzen 9 7900X: HK$4599 (approx. RMB 4180.49)
• Ryzen 9 7950X: HK$5999 (approx. Rmb 5453.09)

The following is the price of the AMD Ryzen 7000 series processors as revealed by the domestic media, and the official price of the Chinese line is expected to be revealed tonight at 9 pm.

• R9 7950X: RMB 5,499
• R9 7900X: RMB 4,299
• R7 7700X: RMB 2,999
• R5 7600X: RMB 2249

Brands such as ASUS, ASRock and MSI are also ready to launch their X670 and X670E series motherboards, which are expected to go on sale tonight. In addition, the B650 series motherboards will be available in October. Here are the parameters of the first four AMD Ryzen 7000 models.

• R9 7950X: 16C32T, 4.5-5.7GHz, 80MB cache, 170W TDP
• R9 7900X: 12C24T, 4.7-5.6GHz, 76MB cache, 170W TDP
• R7 7700X: 8C16T, 4.5-5.4GHz, 40MB cache, 105W TDP
• R5 7600X: 6C12T, 4.7-5.3GHz, 38MB Cache, 105W TDP

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As the sharp dragon 7000 processor and 600 series motherboard binding, are AM5 interface/slot, the two can only debut at the same time, which also hammered the sharp dragon 7000 opening time.

The first issue of the sharp dragon 7000 series is expected to be at least four models, including 16-core sharp dragon 9 7950X, 12-core sharp dragon 9 7900X, 8-core sharp dragon 7 7700X, 6-core sharp dragon 5 7600X, may also have sharp dragon 7 7800X, sharp dragon 5 7600.

Among them, the sharp dragon 9 7950X has 16MB L2 cache, 64MB tertiary cache, the base frequency 4.5GHz, the highest acceleration up to 5.7GHz, compared to the sharp dragon 9 5950X respectively, 1200MHz, 800MHz, thermal design power consumption also increased from 105W to 170W.

Back to MSI motherboards, the first batch has the MEG X670E GODLIKE Ultra board, MEG X670 ACE, MPG X670E Carbon Wi-Fi, and PRO X670-P Wi-Fi.

As for the mainstream B650 motherboard, it has not been revealed and is expected to be on sale at the same time.

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Previous information on the high-end Ryzen 7000 SKU models indicated a standard TDP of 170W, with a maximum Package Test Track (PPT) of 230W being maintained in the AM5 slot, while high-end Ryzen 9 7000 SKUs such as the Ryzen 9 7950X (16 cores expected) and Ryzen 9 7900X (12 cores expected) will use higher TDP designs.

The “regular voltage” revealed by the tipster is what we often refer to as the reference specification. Robert Hallock from AMD previously confirmed that the Ryzen 7000 SKUs can deliver up to 170W TDP and 230W PPT, but these CPUs can run at higher voltages to get the clock frequency closer to the 6.0GHz clock wall. Sources say that Ryzen 7000 Desktop SKUs are limited to a maximum clock frequency of 5.85GHz, and overclocking should likely be closer to 6.0GHz.

Based on previous information revealed by Gigabyte, the AMD AM5 CPU lineup is expected to offer at least the following 6 configurations.

● 45W (Max PPT 60W)

● 65W (Max PPT 88W)

● 95W (Max PPT 129W)

● 105W (Max PPT 142W)

● 125W (Max PPT 169W)

● 170W (Max PPT 230W)

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(via WCCFTech)

Despite previous news that the Dragon 7 7700X would not be in the debut lineup, AMD’s temporary change of heart cannot be ruled out until all the dust settles.

The 7950X is a 16-core, 32-thread flagship with a thermal design power consumption (TDP) of 170W and an all-core acceleration frequency of up to 5.5GHz. 25% more per watt than Zen3 and 35% more overall performance.

(From: VideoCardz)

In addition, the 7900X is designed for 12 cores and 24 threads, the 7800X/7700X for 8 cores and 16 threads, and the 7600X for 6 cores and 12 threads. Of course, these four or five is just the tip of the iceberg.

News that this time the sharp dragon 7000 in 45W, 65W, 95W, 105W, 125W and 170W and other rich models, the limit of power can be up to 230W, performance release space is very large.

(Photo via @wxnod / Twitter)

From the recent situation, it seems that the release in August and the listing before September 15 is getting more and more reliable ……

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AMD Ryzen 7000 “Raphael” desktop CPUs will be released soon. This desktop Zen 4 processor has increased support for Linux. This new ACP audio driver code is necessary for users who rely on ACP audio.

In the recent 5 patch releases, it was indicated in the header file and other patches that the AMD SoC ACP Linux driver would be integrated for the Raphael “RPL” platform. The merge window for Linux 5.20 opened a week ago, so it is unclear if the code will be integrated. If this integration is missed, it will be done in Linux 6.0 later this year.

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During the 2022 Financial Analyst Day event earlier this month, many seemed to have missed a key piece of information revealed by Saeid Moshkelani, AMD’s senior vice president and general manager of clients, that the company intends to bring the Zen 4 Riptide 7000 series of desktop processors with 3D V-Cache stacked cache later this year. For reference, we’ve already been impressed by the Rex R7-5800X3D, one of the uniquely designed gaming processors currently on the market.

In recent times, many rumors have suggested that AMD Zen 4 V-Cache processors would not be released until 2023, but that does not seem to be the case.

In other words, the AM5 platform is likely to see a standard / 3D V-Cache version of the Raptor 7000 CPU SKU based on the Zen 4 core architecture at the same time, and the latter is expected to be the secret weapon against Intel’s 13th generation Core (Raptor Lake).

With the Raidon R7-5800X3D, AMD has proven that it can outperform Intel’s 12th generation Core (Alder Lake) flagship gaming processors in terms of price/performance with its 3D V-Cache cache stacking technology.

Even though Zen 4’s IPC performance gains are limited, the addition of higher clock frequencies and 3D V-Cache stacking cache is expected to put AMD at the forefront of gaming performance.

Intel Raptor Lake does have increased internal cache, but AMD’s deployment of 3D V-Cache is still much more dramatic, and we’re looking forward to an interesting battle between the two manufacturers in the consumer CPU space.

AMD also confirmed some key details about the Zen 4 CPUs, starting with a 5nm process node for the Zen 4 Riptide 7000 series desktop processors, supported by an 8-10% increase in IPC performance (compared to Zen 3) and over 15% increase in single-threaded performance.

In terms of memory bandwidth, the full shift from DDR4 to DDR5 memory controllers allows for a 125% increase in bandwidth per Zen 4 core. There are also significant performance-per-watt and frequency improvements, AI and AVX-512 instruction set extensions, and more.

Finally, it was revealed earlier that AMD’s Raptor 7000 series desktop processors (and accompanying AM5 chipset motherboards) will go on sale on September 15. Intel Raptor Lake is expected to arrive in October this year, and then Zen 4 3D V-Cache later in November-December.

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Lenovo launched two new devices, the IdeaPad 14 and 15 Ryzen Edition. These are two similarly speced laptops with one major difference. The major difference between the two new laptops from Lenovo is very outstanding, they come with different screen sizes. This will help buys with different needs pick the one that better suits them, one model spots a 14-inch screen while the other has a 15.6-inch screen.

The processor on this device is the AMD Ryzen RT 5500U, it is also paired with 8GB and 512GB SSD storage. The AMD Ryzen chip used on these laptops uses a 7nm chip fabrication process. They also come loaded with 6 cores and 12 threads, with a CPU frequency of up to 4GHz, an 8MB L3 cache, and an AMD Radeon RX Vega7 core graphics card.

The Lenovo IdeaPad 14 and 15 Ryzen Edition are very efficient gaming and editing machines. The AMD graphics card used on these devices happens to be the world’s first 7nm gaming GPU. It can easily handle gaming applications and top editing apps with ease.

The battery power on these two devices is considerably nice with its 42Wh battery capacity on both models. Each model offers support for Windows 11 out of the box, with access to steady updates and bug fixes. For security, these two devices have a power button that doubles as a fingerprint reader. Both devices also have a rich selection of ports to help cater to your needs from the laptop.

This device is currently selling for only, 2999 yuan discounted price. If you are looking out to get a new laptop, you can grab it for yourself via this link.

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