Nadolazeći AMD socketi, ploče i procesori

[pinkskin]

Autor sakomako

Sve je to lipo samo koliko kWh energije troši?

Ovisi koliko dugo radi

[piydek]

Autor The Exiled

Troši ugrubo duplo manje od konkurencije.

Točno to.

[Eladio]

Nije loše, nije loše, zainteresiran sam..
Taman sam se pripremio uz novo kućište i aio, uz razumne cijene sve je moguće..

[The Exiled]

AMD set to become TSMC's second largest customer for 5nm products

As AMD is ramping up production of its next-generation CPUs and GPUs, it is set to become the second largest client of TSMC's N5 (5nm-class) production node platform in the second half of 2022, according to a DigiTimes report. But will it become the foundry's second largest customer overall? If so, it would be behind Apple, but ahead of MediaTek. AMD is set to launch a multiple new products made using various nodes that belong to TSMC's N5 family. First up, next month the company will release its long-awaited Ryzen 7000-series processors for desktops based on its Zen 4 microarchitecture. Later this year, the firm will start ramping production of its 4th Generation EPYC processors codenamed Genoa featuring the same Zen 4 microarchitecture. Also, later this year AMD plans to release its Radeon RX 7000-series graphics processors featuring its RDNA 3 architecture. While ramp up of datacenter-oriented EPYC will be fairly slow, client-oriented Ryzen and Radeon should ramp relatively quickly, so AMD will have several high-volume N5 chips in production by the end of the year.

Going into 2023, AMD is set to launch its EPYC processors codenamed Bergamo featuring Zen 4C cores for cloud native workloads in Q1 as well as EPYC CPUs codenamed Siena for telecommunications equipment later on. Both are set to be made using one of TSMC's N5 process technologies. In addition, AMD is projected to introduce its Zen 4-based Ryzen 7000 codenamed Phoenix processor for mainstream and high-performance laptops in the second half of next year. To sum up, AMD is going to order a boatload of chips for various applications (desktops, notebooks, high-performance servers, cloud servers, telco servers) made on multiple TSMC's N5 process technologies in the next six to nine months. As a result, it may well become TSMC's second largest N5 customer if not in late 2022, but in the first half of 2023.

Readers who follow AMD closely may ask whether AMD becoming TSMC's second largest customer on N5 platform could also mean that the company is poised to become the foundry's second largest customer in general. Based on what we know about TSMC's largest customers, AMD was somewhat behind MediaTek last December, but the gap between the companies has shrunk since then, partially due to AMD acquiring Xilinx. MediaTek tends sell boatload of system-on-chips for consumer electronics, smartphones, and tablets as well as to adopt TSMC's latest nodes more aggressively than the CPU and GPU company, which is why its spending on production is high. But MediaTek's SoCs have a very long lifespan, so they are cheap to make.

Meanwhile, AMD's N5-based product family will be very broad in terms of applications, so the volumes that the company will need will also be huge. Since TSMC charges more for N5 chips than it does for N7 products, AMD's next-generation N5 chips will be more expensive to make than its existing devices, so the company's spending at TSMC will also raise. Will it be enough to leave MediaTek behind? We do not know for sure, but AMD clearly has chances to do so. Being TSMC's second largest customer has its benefits as it strengthens AMD's position when negotiating allocation, prices or talking about process technology customizations. Allocation is very important for companies like AMD in general and now that it has so many product lines that benefit from leading-edge nodes, it is crucial for AMD to strengthen its relationship with TSMC. Being the second largest customer is certainly a good way of strengthening ties with any foundry.

Izvor: Tom's Hardware

[BusMaster]

Autor Eladio

Nije loše, nije loše, zainteresiran sam..
Taman sam se pripremio uz novo kućište i aio, uz razumne cijene sve je moguće..

Nije loše u odnosu na ZEN3 i ako budu cjene ko u najavi.. ali je dosta loše u odnosu na Raptor Lake.

Link: https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-9-795...er-than-5950x/

Iskreno očekivalo se da bude tu negdje po perf. sa RL, kad ono ispada da je u rangu ili mrvicu jači od AL, samo s manjom potrošnjom.
Uz najavljene sulude cijene matičnih za Zen4 i još uvijek (pre)skupu DDR5, neznam baš, ne izgleda kao neka prilika..

[The Exiled]

Iskreno, prema ovome (CPU-Z benchmark) ispada da bude Zen 4 itekak u rangu s Raptor Lakeom, koji je ionak prepakirani Alder Lake. Mislim, ako stvarno ispadne da 7950X 16C/32T općenito nudi performanse u rangu 24C/32T 13900K modela, ali s osjetno nižom potrošnjom, to je to. Cijena cjelokupne AM5 platforme bude svakak visoka, (mada 2x16GB DDR5 ide za 1.200 kn), ali isto tak to je (kao i AM4) podloga za višegodišnje generacije procesora, tak da i nije prestrašna računica. Istinabog, u početku izlaze samo skupe X670(E) ploče, dok većini zanimljivije B650 stižu koji mjesec kasnije, pa ko se može strpjeti, nije ni to loša opcija.

AMD Zen 4 X3D Launches Q1 2023

[Sn4k3]

7950X će izgleda biti jako blizu granici od 6Ghz sa PBO-om...
Binned cores FTW

https://share.api.weibo.cn/share/331...07511867920916

[Lewis]

Nisam bas ksuzio taj screengrab? Text iznad CPU-Z screengraba govori 5.85 GHz a screengrab pokazuje Core speed 4.85 GHz ?

Di nestade 1Ghz ?

[Sn4k3]

Autor Lewis

Nisam bas ksuzio taj screengrab? Text iznad CPU-Z screengraba govori 5.85 GHz a screengrab pokazuje Core speed 4.85 GHz ?

Di nestade 1Ghz ?

Da, valjda nije uhvaćen pravi trenutak boosta, ali informacija je izgleda provjerena.
5.85Ghz out of the box, naravno ne sustained workloads već samo single threaded spikeovi - očekivano...

[The Exiled]

AMD B650E "Extreme" chipset confirmed, brings PCIe 5.0 for GPU and SSD

AMD's upcoming launch of Ryzen 7000 series processors will bring an entirely new AM5 platform that will enable newer technologies and protocols. We have DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 connection with everything at level five. However, the upcoming chipsets AMD has designed to work alongside the new processors will be available in several variants. There will be regular X670 and B650 versions that support either a PCIe 5.0 GPU or a PCIe 5.0 M.2 NVIMe SSD. Today, we got a confirmation that not only the big X670 chipset has an "E" or "Extreme" version, but its smaller brother B650 as well. With X670E and B650E, users get both PCIe 5.0 connectivity for their GPU and M.2 NVIMe SSD. For more information, we have to wait for AMD's official launch information later today.

Izvor: TechPowerUp

[Sn4k3]

Latest Ryzen 9 7950X CPU-Z Bench MultiThreaded Score Puts it 8% Behind i9-13900K, 33% Ahead of i9-12900K - TPU

[The Exiled]

Nije to-to, AMD u najbitnijoj real-world_Ryan_Shrout_ediŠn aplikaciji za opalenje i dalje kaska za konkurencijom.

Danas kasno u noć, tj. 01:00h po našem vremenu je službeno preCtavljanje, pa da vidimo kaj su pripremili.

AMD is set to announce its new series on August 29th. Just two weeks later on September 15th, AMD will lift the embargo on product sales.

• AMD Ryzen 7000 Announcement – August 29th, 2022
• AMD Ryzen 7000 Reviews – September 13th, 2022
• AMD Ryzen 7000 Launch – September 15th, 2022

AMD Ryzen 7000 “Zen 4” CPUs Hit Retail on 15th September, X670 Motherboards on 27th September, B650 on 10th October

[Sn4k3]