AMD 3990X Threadripper CPU

AMD’s 3990X Threadripper ‘Monster’ Processor is coming and Intel has not an answer

AMD’s 64-core Threadripper 3990X arrives in 2020 and costs $3,990

When AMD said that the 64-core Threadripper 3990X processor would be available in 2020, the company did not intend to let enthusiasts wait.

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The processor which costs $3,990 will go on sale from February 7th. It is intended for computers and jobs where more cores means saving time and money.

The company says that 3990X is the fastest processor in the world and uses the results of the Cinebench R20 as evidence. It’s several times faster than the Core i9-9900KS according to AMD testing.

But the truth is more complicated than that. While there is no dizzying frequency limited to just 2.9Ghz base and 4.3Ghz turbo, the Threadripper will be a champion due to the high number of cores.

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And if an app can’t use all those cores, most likely the 3990X will lag behind. However, this suggests that Intel is suffering from AMD’s pace in very important segments such as workstation performance. That’s because Intel fails to properly produce denser 14-nanometer processors, and Threadripper is a more affordable option compared to Xeon for some professionals.

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AMD Ryzen 4000 CPUs

Intel has no chance against the new AMD’s 7nm Ryzen 4000-series CPUs for laptops

The first wave of laptops with Ryzen 4000 processors will be released in the first quarter of 2020 with AMD promising to integrate more than 100 systems in 2020.

In recent years AMD has been making a fuss with the PC market especially in the a.k.a workstations PC segment.

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But in laptops it is still far off especially with the powerful and super portable systems where Intel dominates. This year the company wants to change that with the Ryzen 4000, a line of processors that combines the Zen 2 Core with the 7-nanometer architecture.

The result is probably one of the most intriguing processors we’ve ever seen. The more powerful Ryzen 7 4800U, an eight-core and 16-threads processor can be easily integrated into a super portable laptop.

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On the other hand is Intel with the Core i7-10710U processor which has only six cores. AMD’s 4800U model has a frequency of between 1.8 GHz base and 4.8 GHz turbo as well as eight Radeon graphics cores.

It’s 90% faster than Intel’s Core i7-1065G7 chip in Cinebench testing and 28% faster in 3Dmark TimeSpy.

You might say this comparison is not valid because the Comet Lake six-core chip is more powerful than the four-core one. But the six-core model is old with slower integrated graphics and has no chance against the Radeon graphics cores.

Not surprisingly, AMD says the 4800U overshadows the Core i7-1065G7 in terms of gaming. In the Rocket League AMD processor has 30fps more at 1080p resolution. Intel has taken steps forward with Iris graphics but can’t compare to AMD Radeon.

Even if we don’t go with the best of AMD, you also get eight cores with 4700U but no hyperthreading. For more performance AMD introduced the Ryzen 4000H in 45W profile. This chip will appear on gaming laptops like the Dell G5 15, Asus Zephyrus G14.

AMD claims the 4800H is 39% faster than the Core i7-9750H. It even overtakes the Core i7-9700K desktop chip.

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AMD Radeon RX 5600

AMD Radeon RX 5600 Series comes in 6 GB and 8 GB variants

AMD’s Radeon RX 5600 series of graphics cards will compete with the strongest Nvidia GeForce 16-series models on the market, such as the GTX 1660 Super and GTX 1660 Ti. An earlier report suggested the December launch of the RX 5600 series GPUs, as well as their availability in the market a few weeks later, reports TechPowerUp.

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AMD’s AIB add-on board regulatory listings now provide more information on differences within the RX 5600 series products. The listing reveals Asus reference products from the ROG Strix, TUF Gaming and Dual graphics card lines.

Previous information suggests that the RX 5600 series will use the Navi 10 architecture, but will disable more compute RDNAs than the RX 5700 series, while the GDDR6 memory bus will be reduced to 192-bit for 6GB variants.

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AMD RX 5500

AMD Radeon RX 5500 is expected on December 12th

According to Chinese sources, AMD has contacted its AIB partners about plans to launch the RX 5500 graphics card. It is a mainstream GPU based on Navi 14 architecture, reports TechPowerUp.

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There are currently no news on the graphics card in question from AMD, but as of the launch date it is mentioned December 12th, which is in line with previous expectations and represents a complete GPU launch where AMD partners will ‘publish their own graphics card versions.

AMD Radeon RX 5500 should compete with the NVIDIA GTX 1660, and replace the AMD RX 570, RX 580 and RX 590 graphics cards in product lines. The Navi 14 chip is based on TSMC’s 7nm production process, has 22 compute RDNA units (1408 stream processors) and a 128-bit GDDR6 memory bus.

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When it comes to VRAM, it will be available in 4GB or 8GB video memory, which offers 14 Gbps or 224 GB/s of memory bandwidth. The GPU working clock is 1670MHz “Boost” and 1845MHz “Gaming”.

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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X

AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X is the world’s first 64-core HEDT processor

AMD‘s third-generation Ryzen Threadripper processor line is already making significant performance improvements in the HEDT market, but AMD has not yet finished bringing improvements in this area, reports Overclock3D.

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The company offers the even larger Ryzen Threadripper processor, which implements 64 cores, 128 threades and 288MB of combined L2 and L3 cache memory. AMD thus created the HEDT processor, which has twice as many cores as the Ryzen Threadripper 3970X and significantly outperforms Intel’s HEDT solutions.

So far, the company has only confirmed the combined cache size, 280W TDP and number of CPU cores. The processor is supposed to be based on AMD’s motherboard platform, the TRX40, enabling content creators to have more core than any single-socket HEDT processor to date.

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AMD pointed that more information can be expected in 2020, with the Threadripper 3990X likely to be revealed during the CES 2019 fair.

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The first information on the performance of Radeon RX 5500 graphics card are here

The first information on the performance of Radeon RX 5500 graphics card are here

With the release of the Radeon Navi gaming graphics card generation, AMD has brought the new 7nm RDN architecture of graphics processors, which at first glance is better than previous GCNs in terms of lower power consumption energy and achieving higher functional frequencies, reports Wccftech.

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Last month AMD introduced a model based on the Radeon RX 5500 Navi, which should replace the current RX 570 and RX 580 Polaris models. Although this card has not yet been launched in the market, the first unofficial results have been unveiled. They show that the RX 5500 achieves the performance level of the RX 580, reaching 12111 points in the 3D Fire Strike test (RX 580 – 12,744; GeForce GTX 1660 – 12525).

In terms of consumption, Radeon RX 5500 significantly reduces the amount of power it needs, which consumes 133W when loaded into games, which is significantly lower than the RX 580’s (207W) consumption, and is almost equal while competing with GTX 1660 (128W) model.

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In terms of gaming performance, the results were as follows:

  • 1080p Tomb Raider – RX 5500 offers 59 fps, RX580 65 fps, and GTX 1660 69 fps.
  • In the 1080p Far Cry 5 test, the RX 5500 reaches 72 fps, the RX 580 75 fps, and the GTX 1660 85 fps.

As we can see, the new “mainstream” representative Radeon Navi marks a significant reduction in consumption, providing almost the same level of performance as Polaris’ predecessor. The launch of the new RX 5500 is scheduled for next month.

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AMD Zen 3 will bring new architecture

AMD Zen 3 will bring new architecture

Sources close to the manufacturer claim that the work on architectural design has already been completed and, according to their information, Zen 3 will be an evolution of the existing Zen 2. However, the latest release from AMD says that Zen 3 will be based on a completely new resource architecture, reports The Street.

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When asked during the interview about Milan processors, which are actually the third generation of EPYC server processors and what the IPC acceleration will be compared to existing Zen 2 models, he replied that Zen 3 is not a simple evolution as it was Zen 2 compared to Zen models, but it’s a completely new processor architecture, so the performance boost will be significantly larger, enough to fully meet the high expectations regarding generation capabilities and speed of future Zen processors.

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Biostar: AMD B550 and Intel 400 series motherboards are ready

Biostar: AMD B550 and Intel 400 series motherboards are ready

Representatives of BIOSTAR announced that they have ready the new motherboard models based on the AMD B550 chipset, which should replace the very popular and affordable “mainstream” B450 models.

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The new chipset is more compatible with the features of the new AMD Ryzen 3000 CPU series due to support for PCIe v4.0 standard for faster data transfer at double the maximum transfer speed compared to PCIe v3.0 used by current B450 models. The new chipset also brings support for both USB 3.2 Gen2 ports and 6x USB 2.0 interface, reports BrainBox Korea.

In addition to support for the AMD processor platform, Biostar also expects innovations from Intel. To meet the upcoming Intel Comet Lake-S processor release for the desktop platform, this manufacturer has prepared new motherboards based on the Intel 400 series of chips. The Intel Z490 targets the high end market, while the B460 and H410 models will be positioned in the middle and bottom price category.

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Ryzen 9 3950X destroys Intel’s competition

The new Intel chipset will have basic support for standard WiFi 6 high speed wireless network operation, while the entire platform will have 40 PCIe v3.0 communication channels available. From these, 16 are dedicated for direct communication of CPUs and graphics cards, the other four are intended for direct communication of processors and chipsets.

Unfortunately, the CPU and chipset are still connected through the DMI 3.0 interface, which actually represents a major drawback for the Intel platform as it has the width of the 4 PCIe v3.0 bus. This practically means that these 20 additional PCIe v3.0 transport chips available on the chips have limited usable benefits, given the narrow bottleneck described in data sharing with CPU.

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Ryzen 9 3950X destroys Intel's competition

Ryzen 9 3950X destroys Intel’s competition

AMD Ryzen 9 3950X was officially launched days ago. The first 16-core processor destined for the “mainstream” platform has shown impressive performance. The current competition in this segment of Intel Core, simply put, has no chance against the uncompromising Zen 2 16-core processor which doubles the number of logic cores.

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Performance differences when compared to the currently strongest Intel Core LGA 1151 in the form of the Core i9-9900K are huge, which will certainly lead to a further drop in the price of Intel chips. And even then, they are less and less attractive to users as 14nm technology is definitely becoming surpassed as well as any further acceleration efforts at 5 GHz due to high power consumption and heat.

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Huawei now also has an PCIe SSD and even up to 32TB

This is why the Ryzen 9 3950X looks like a gem of 7nm technology, with which AMD is demonstrating its achievements in the field of CPUs. And not only that, with this model, the company also attacks the HEDT segment of the LGA2066 and Threadripper models, showing how “fragile” the Ryzen 3000 series processor can be. So it will definitely be of interest to professionals on a smaller budget.

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Gigabyte prepares the Radeon RX 5500 XT 8GB graphic cards

Although AMD has not yet officially released the Radeon RX 5500XT graphics card, it is known that the Navi architecture used for the RX 5500 series has some spare CU (compute units) waiting to be unlocked. 

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Instead of the 22 active CUs in the RX 5500, the RX 5500 XT will have 24 active CUs, giving the graphics card 128 stream more processors and a potential performance improvement of nine percent. In addition, it is expected that the AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT will offer higher working speeds in contrast to the RX 5500.

ECC listing suggests that the Radeon RX 5500 XT will have 8 GB of GDDR6 memory, but the memory speed is currently unknown.

The launch of the Radeon RX 5500 series is expected during the fourth quarter, while AMD has already confirmed that ASRock, ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, PowerColor, Sapphire and XFX will work on personalized versions of the Radeon RX 5500 video card.

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