AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X

That’s all we know about the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X

AMD’s newest CPU has some fantastic parameters

The tech community has long debated which company is the best choice for your processor, AMD or Intel. However, with the unveiling at AMD’s CES 2020 of the Ryzen Threadripper 3990X, the first 64-core processor for general consumers, there seems to be no room for debate.

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When talking about a 64-core processor, you usually think of CPUs used in servers and data centers, and it’s not very common for such a powerful CPU to come to anyone’s home. It will definitely be fantastic for content creators according to AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su. As such, they will be able to stream, render and upload videos faster than ever before.

Here are the key parameters of AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X:

  • 64 CPU cores
  • 128 threads
  • 2.9GHz base clock
  • Up to 4.3GHz max boost clock
  • 256MB total L3 cache
  • 32MB total L2 cache
  • 4MB total L1 cache

64 cores and 128 threads make rendering different media very fast. If you have multiple programs running at once, 88 PCIe 4.0 total lanes will help you meet the high demands of your GPU and memory. Cache L1, L2 and L3 will help you access large databases quickly.

The 3990X comes unlocked, which gives you the ability to overclock. This CPU has broken records, even though it’s only been a while since it’s been launched. An overclocker even managed to bring the 64 cores of this CPU to 5.5GHz.

The AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X was launched on February 7th and costs $3990.

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NZXT announces Kraken X-3 and Z-3 Series AIO Coolers

NZXT has introduced five new CPU coolers from its Kraken series of Liquid All-in-One (AIOs). Coolers come within the scope of the Kraken X-3 and Z-3 series, and are the Kraken X53, Kraken X63, Kraken X73, Kraken Z63 and Kraken Z73 models, reports Overclock3D.

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Perhaps the most interesting models are within the new Kraken Z-3 series, which have CAM-compatible LCD screens on their blocks/pumps. These 24-bit screens are 2.36 inches (60 millimeters) in size and can be used to display system information, animated GIFs, or static files. The Kraken Z-3 Series will be available in 280mm (Z63) and 360mm (Z73) options.

The NZXT X-3 Series offers an LED ring that is 10% larger than the previous models and has a new logo design that can be rotated and offers more cooler placement options. The X-3 series of coolers will be available in three formats, with options for radiators 240 mm (X53), 280 mm (X63) and 360 mm (X73).

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The NZXT Liquid Coolers Kraken X-3 and Z-3 Series AiO are compatible with all modern CPU sockets from AMD and Intel, including AM4 and LGA 1151. The Kraken X-3 and Z-3 cooler series are available for purchase in the US, with other markets arriving in February.

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ViewSonic VX85 Series Monitors

ViewSonic brings its iF Award-winning VX85 series of monitors

ViewSonic VS85 Series is available in two screen sizes

ViewSonic has unveiled its newest line of monitors, the VX85 Series, which won the iF Design Award, while monitors are intended for home entertainment and home studios. The ViewSonic VS85 Series is available in two screen sizes, with innovative ergonomics, writes KitGuru.

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The VX85 series of monitors is available in 24- and 27-inch versions. The monitor has an innovative ring-shaped bracket design that allows for easy adjustment of rotation and slope, as well as more convenient cable management. The VX85, too, has extremely thin frames, blue light filter and offers customization levels of use.

Both VX85 series monitors use SuperClear IPS panels for accurate color display. When it comes to connections, monitors have HDMI, VGA and DisplayPort connectors, making them compatible with a wide range of devices. Also present is the USB Type-C port.

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The two models that make up the ViewSonic VX85 series are the VX2485 and VX2785. The VX2485 has a 24-inch IPS display with 1920×1080p FHD resolution and a 75Hz AMD FreeSync refresh. The VX2785 is larger and has a 27-inch IPS panel with 2560×1440p QHD resolution, 1000: 1 page ratio, and 250-nit brightness.

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Vengeance 6100

Corsair joins with AMD to create the Vengeance 6100 series

Ryzen & Radeon Powered Gaming PCs

Corsair has officially announced its Vengeance 6100 gaming system, which is made up of AMD components. It is the first pre-build system of its kind for Corsair, and is characterized by system lighting that is fully integrated into the Corsair iCUE ecosystem, reports Overclock3D.

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Starting with the Vengeance 6100 and 6180 models, the Corsair plans to offer users eight powerful cores and 16 threads with the third-generation AMD Ryzen 7 3700X processor and superb GPU performance through the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT graphics card.

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Corsair is promoting the Vengeance 6100 series as more compact than standard gaming systems, pointing out that the company’s solution is 33% smaller than standard PC laptops. Corsair has equipped its systems with 16 GB 3200MHz DDR4 memory, iCUE lighting and B540 or X570 motherboard.

The Vengeance 6100 series systems are available through Corsair’s website and retail in the US. It is not yet known when the systems will be available globally.

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NZXT ATX C

NZXT announces the ATX C Series of Power Supply

NZXT announced the C Series line of 80 plus Gold modular ATX power supplies.

NZXT has announced the ATX C Series PSUs line, created in collaboration with Seasonic, with C650, C750 and C850 models in question.

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Supplies are created with the help of high quality components and are backed by a 10-year warranty. The C Series are available in 650w, 750w and 850w variants, have 80 PLUS Gold certification and provide system creators with some options to select supplies that fit their needs.

With 80 Plus Gold certification, C Series supplies deliver efficiency of over 90 percent. These supplies use Japanese capacitors and are designed to last long and have protection from high/low voltage, temperature and other conditions that may affect their performance. Pressing the button enables Zero RPM Fan mode, with which the supply fan is silent in low load conditions. The C Series is suitable for any ATX standard, while the C750 and C650 support NVIDIA GPUs up to the Geforce RTX 2080 Ti and AMD GPUs up to the Radeon VII. The C850 can support the configuration of some graphics cards.

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When it comes to pricing, the C650 will cost $110, the C750 will cost $120, and the C850 will be available for $130. The start of the sales period will be announced in the meantime for the global market.

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Radeon RX 5600 XT Red Devil

PowerColor presents Radeon RX 5600 XT Red Devil with 14Gbps GDDR6 memory

PowerColor’s Red Devil series of graphics cards is designed to deliver excellent factory overclocking performance, which stands out from other AMD Add-In-Board (AIB) partner offerings, reports Overclock3D.

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In the case of the Radeon RX 5600 XT GPU, the PowerColor Red Devil model offers graphics overclocked core gamers as well as faster GDDR6 memory. With 1666Hz tactical boost and 1750Mhz boost boost, the RX 5600 XT Red Devil has performances that are greater than the AMD RX 5700 reference model.

In addition to the aforementioned speeds, the graphics card is also characterized by 14 Gbps GDDR6 memory as well as memory bandwidth of 336 GB/s. Also present are 2304 stream processors, while the GPU was created in the 7nm Navi process.

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Like other PowerColor Red Devil graphics cards, the RX 5600 XT Red Devil has a dual BIOS which enables users to execute the graphics card in “Silent” or “Overclocked” mode.

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Qualcomm Revealed Snapdragon 720G, 662, and 460: The new Processors for Mid-Range phones

Qualcomm’s latest 4G chipsets feature Wi-Fi 6 connectivity

2020 is the year when 5G is expected to make a difference in people’s lives but 4G LTE networks will not go anywhere for several years.

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We can say without a doubt that for the next few years there will be defaults to Internet access, and based on these forecasts Qualcomm introduced three new processors focused on 4G phones.

The company unveiled Snapdragon 720G, 662 and 460 models, all of which share similar features as support for WiFi 6 technology.

The Snapdragon 720G eight-core model is the most powerful and will be included in high-end but not flagship phones like the Galaxy S20. The letter “G” in its designation means it is focused on gaming, bringing the 10-bit HDR Qualcomm offers to the flagship Snapdragon 855 processor.

The chip also has a Hexagon 692 DSP for IA operations on the phone plus support for 4K video at 2520 × 1080 resolutions. Perhaps the most interesting detail is the LTE X15 modem with download speeds of up to 800Mbps.

The Snapdragon 662 is a shrunken version of the 720G. It is an eight-core chip and 2Ghz frequency compared to 2.3Ghz at 720G but has only an X11 modem LTE with theoretical speeds of up to 390Mbps. Qualcomm says the chip has support for triple camera systems.

The Snapdragon 469 already uses the same LTE modem but a less powerful IA engine. However, compared to the Snapdragon 450, the new chip is 50% faster.

The future is 5G, but Qualcomm wants to keep 4G customers happy.

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i9-10990XE

Intel is preparing a 22-core i9-10990XE processor against the Threadripper

22 cores to counter Ryzen Threadripper?

Rumors suggest Intel plans to launch a 22-core Cascade Lake processor, named the i9-10990XE, which adds four more cores to the company’s more powerful Cascade Lake-X model to compete with the Ryzen Series, AMD’s Threadripper 3000, reports Overclock3D.

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Pictures of this processor appeared in the benchmarking of the CPU-Z application, and were subsequently published by the Chiphell site. Subsequently, Computerbase further confirmed that the motherboard makers had mentioned the 22-core processors during the CES 2020.

Intel i9-10990XE processor will have a working CPU boost boost that can reach up to 5GHz. At the moment, the TDP of the processor is listed as 380W but this has not been confirmed.

i9-10990XE CPUz
CPU-Z screenshot of Core i9-10990XE processor
Published on Chiphell

Although Intel has not officially confirmed plans to launch the processor with a larger number of cores on its X299 platform, it is clear that motherboards makers want to see more cores in Intel processors by 2020.

It should be noted that the results of Cinebench have also been published, but they are extremely easy to manipulate and falsify, so the information published about the Intel i9-10990XE processor should be taken with reserve.

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Crucial Ballistix

Micron introduces the next-gen of Crucial Ballistix gaming memory

Crucial Ballistix gaming memory series consists of two lines: Crucial Ballistix and Crucial Ballistix MAX.

Micron, the parent company of Crucial Memory, has announced the next generation of Ballistix gaming memory. The memory was introduced during the CES2020 and was created with the help of Micron components intended to deliver high-frequency, low-latency, KitGuru reports.

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Cruicial Ballistix memory modules reach speeds between 2400MHz and 3600MHz, with capacities from 4 GB to 32 GB. Crucial Ballistix has an up-to-date black heat conductor, eight RGB zones with 16 LEDs that can be controlled with the help of popular lighting control software. Memory is available in DIMM format or SODIMM laptop.

Crucial Ballistix MAX Series
Crucial Ballistix MAX Series

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The new Crucial Ballistix MAX Series further boosts the speed from 4000MHz to 4400MHz on modules between 8GB and 16GB. The memory features a black aluminum heat conductor and integrated thermal sensors for maximum real-time heat dissipation and monitoring. RGB lighting is also available, which can be controlled with the help of ASUS Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion and MSI Mystic Light software.

The Crucial Ballistix and Ballistix Max Memories will go on sale from February 4th.

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ADATA XPG Sage PCIe 4.0 SSD

ADATA XPG Sage PCIe 4.0 SSD reaches read speed of 7 GB/s

During the CES 2020, ADATA introduced the XPG Sage PCIe 4.0 SSD, which uses the Innogrit Rainier controller (IG5236). The above controller can support up to 16TB of storage and use an eight-channel interface.

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Although Innogrit is an unfamiliar name (compared to Phison’s most commonly used controllers), the performance it offers is at a high level. The ADATA CrystalDisk benchmark shows sequential read and write performance of 7.2 GB/sec and close to 5.4 GB/sec for XPS Sage.

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According to the Tom’s Hardware site, which was able to test the XPG Sage, ADATA also highlights random IOPS speeds of 1,000,000 and 800,000 for data read and write, respectively. Additionally, it is suggested that sequential speeds of 6 GB/sec can be easily achieved with some firmware changes before SSDs go into mass production.

Other features of the SSD ADATA XPG Sage PCIe 4.0 SSD include 4GB of DRAM cache, integrated heat conductors, and SSDs up to 4TB capacity. It is expected that the XPG Sage will not be released before June.

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