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Drakhoran posted:Kind of. AMD announce five different chipsets for AM4 of which two, the X300 and the A200, where for SFF PCs. So far I believe we've only seen boards based on X370 and B350. 
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FuturePastNow posted:AMD will always have lovely chipsets and building them into the processor won't change that.
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ECC has the problem where, most of the time it's used properly, but there are people who don't need it at all getting it (like people keeping 25tb of  getting antsy over a single bitflip on lovely movie #875) and then there are mission-critical enterpise PCs that don't use ECC 
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May 5, 2017 23:28
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NewFatMike posted:Ryzen HEDT and server ES stuff leaking:
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PC LOAD LETTER posted:Yeah. Some of the concepts in its design were reputedly evolved from the old P6 but the actual design itself is something else entirely.
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May 27, 2017 18:03
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Sneaky Kettle posted:I am wary of this Fatal1ty branding. Wasn't it the case that these things had supposedly optimized, actually terrible network adapters?
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May 29, 2017 22:55
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intel gigabit ethernet is a good NIC and pretty cheap and it's on a lot of AM3 and FM2 boards, even
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May 30, 2017 00:21
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when is the wraith max going to show up
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Jun 1, 2017 21:37
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Scarecow posted:Maybe the rumors of amd getting crazy high yeilds is true then 
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wargames posted:If this is true, zen is even more disruptive then we thought and amd might be profitable one day.
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Jun 2, 2017 18:10
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the PCBs are going to be pretty dang thick for that many pins, if you can still find an image of LGA3647 laid horizontally you'd have an idea of how thicc of a pcb that sort of thing needs
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similar problems happened with sandy bridge and didn't really even get fixed until ivy bridge. especially with the P67 
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Jun 8, 2017 23:24
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Combat Pretzel posted:Wait what? My old P67-based system was rock-stable (was rev. 3 tho). they were fixed pretty quickly (2 months) at least
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repiv posted:"Intel(R) HD Graphics Gen9; 694C:C0 (1720SP 47C 1GHz, 528kB L2, 10.4GB 800MHz)" or it could be the GPU on-die along with the intel CPU, in which case  on how that will work
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Jun 9, 2017 18:37
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if you do anything more strenuous to a PC other than "play stupid video games and browse web pages" the ryzen 7 will be better in anything that doesn't absolutely demand every cycle of thread #1 there are considerations other than "getting the most FPS in benchwarmermark" to be made
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Klyith posted:when guys have been posting a bunch of prices in euros and hungarian ft it's also good to forget assumptions like these. between regional price differences and VAT exaggerating the spread between two prices, it's entirely possible that a 7700k *does* cost more than a ryzen + new mobo for him. Anime Schoolgirl fucked around with this message at 14:40 on Jun 11, 2017 |
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it's a hell of a showing for 90% finished architecture, though. i can see why they wanted to release it early, other than that stockholders etc etc
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I don't think they had a lot of other options, since their resources and budget are much more limited. Things seem to be going better now though and they're getting server customers and that's the money train they need to catch like last decade. AMD has been operating on "chicken head cut off" mode since 2009, they're just surgically putting it back on now that Zen is out
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"okay we might be ready to release this by june maybe july" "uh....corporate says we're releasing march" It explains how unprepared the board partners were, too
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the lower 16 core SKUs look like discount runt bins for cheap workstations.
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GRINDCORE MEGGIDO posted:R7 1700+ working with DDR4 3000 out of the box, not mine, but a friends. Vengeance LPX.
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3peat posted:http://www.legitreviews.com/one-amd-epyc-processor-reaches-57-gbs-of-random-storage-bandwidth_195653
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HalloKitty posted:Unreal. FineWine™ in action. No, but really, is that kind of optimisation in a shipping product really heard of? That's incredible.
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:why the hell isnt threadripper a terrible name for smt?
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FuturePastNow posted:I really think they should just be re-using the old names that people remember well. Athlon. Opteron. But what do I know. not til the runt bins for ryzen mobile show up
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FaustianQ posted:I'm now wondering if it'd be possible to MCM two Raven Ridge dies for the TR4 platform. 8C/16T, 1408SP iGPU, 150W, Quad memory.
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with how the CCX works I'm not sure we're going to see anything but multiples of 4 in practice
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FaustianQ posted:Also apparently the 7401P 24C/48T will come in @ 1075$, only somewhat more expensive than the 1950X. If Epyc and TR4 share a compatible socket then I can only wonder how Intel will get sales on X299 at all.
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Cygni posted:DRAM/Flash is also completely price fixed (still), so theres that.
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Scarecow posted:If such a product exists wouldnt the extra 32mb be more like a l4 then extra l3 given it will be on the other 'die'?
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ConanTheLibrarian posted:Intel will just bring out AVX-1024 to stay one step ahead.
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Jul 22, 2017 20:55
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NewFatMike posted:Bristol Ridge has been out with OEMs for like a year now though, hasn't it? https://www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-hardware/cpu-amd/amd-a-series-socket-am4-apu-processors
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I imagine using only one socket makes it simpler for the board designers and the unfortunate people who have to design trace paths for this poo poo. Plus it's a great way to use completely wasted dies that aren't even good for Ryzen 3s.
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isndl posted:Unfortunate? You know Asrock engineers live for this poo poo, they would have gone insane years ago otherwise.
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Seamonster posted:Whoa, back up a sec here. Is this with just straight system RAM? All Iris Pro parts have eRAM built in-die, right?
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AMD is notably better at binning TDP in this product sector and since Kabini they often overestimate when it comes to low wattage parts (the 25w on AM1 is actually never reached unless you overclock for example) Considering you can get 8 cores to run 35w power draw at 3.0ghz on an 8 core Ryzen, I wouldn't be surprised if they came out with a 25w 4c8t Raven Ridge, which would definitely chop the legs off of the upcoming 28w quad core Coffee Lake. e: and with how a CCX works we might actually see 3 core parts, which haven't been seen since the Athlon II days... Anime Schoolgirl fucked around with this message at 05:19 on Jul 28, 2017 |
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:God, I'd love to work at asrock
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Measly Twerp posted:There are people on the AnandTech forums who think it's superior to Threadripper. They cite poor single threaded performance mainly.
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does it cook the socket like a 7900x does
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