Rumor: AMD Zen 2 Ryzen 3000 to hit 5.0 GHz! Updated from AMD Keynote regarding 3rd-gen Ryzen

davillain · 2019-05-22 11:09:29

Update from AMD Keynote:R7 3700X: $329R7 3800X: $399R9 3900X: $499all prices in USD. July 7th is the date of release. Here's a supercut vid need to know: Original OP:Taken from wccftech AMD claims Ryzen 3000 could hit to 5.0 GHz but of course, take this with a grind of salt as always but nevertheless, anyone hoping to upgrade any current Ryzen 2000 may wish to hold-off until the 3000 series have been announce and detail.AMD Zen 2 Ryzen 3000 Series 12 Core – 5.0 GHz TurboNow, moving on to the purported speed demon of the Ryzen 3000 series. This is a 12 core part with a yet unknown base clock speed but one that allegedly boosts to 5.0 GHz right out of the box. This chip was allegedly being showed around over the past little while to motherboard makers. In fact, just two weeks ago we had reported that such a chip exists and that motherboard makers were taking a look at it, but we had no idea how high it boosted, we just knew that it had a “really high” clock speed.If the 16 core chip’s overclocking results are anything to go by then we may be able to see these 12 core Ryzens overclock to 4.2 GHz+ on all cores. There’s very little doubt that these 12 cores will be extremely popular among enthusiasts, due to their exceedingly high clocks and core counts. We could be looking at the new jack of all trades chip, with decent gaming performance and incredible multi-core brute force.AMD Ryzen CPU Cores/Threads Base Clock Boost Clock TDP Price DebutRyzen 3 3300 6/12 3.2GHz 4.0GHz 50W $99 CESRyzen 3 3300X 6/12 3.5GHz 4.3GHz 65W $129 CESRyzen 3 3300G 6/12 3.0GHz 3.8GHz 65W $129 Q3 2019Ryzen 5 3600 8/16 3.6GHz 4.4GHz 65W $178 CESRyzen 5 3600X 8/16 4.0GHz 4.8GHz 95W $229 CESRyzen 5 3600G 8/16 3.2GHz 4.0GHz 95W $199 Q3 2019Ryzen 7 3700 12/24 3.8GHz 4.6GHz 95W $299 CESRyzen 7 3700X 12/24 4.2GHz 5.0GHz 105W $329 CESRyzen 9 3800X 16/32 TBA TBA 125W $449 CESRyzen 9 3850X 16/32 TBA TBA 135W $499 TBAIf this is true, I might consider switching from 2700X to 3700X and while I'm not expecting to hit 5.0 GHz, if I can at least hit 4.5 GHz, I'll totally be happy with that. I'm keeping my expectations and hype tempered, hoping the 3700X will mostly live up to the rumors though but hey, take it with a grind of salt.

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dxmcat

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#51 dxmcat

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AMDs usual media dance / hype before every release, then 3rd party benches come out and its just meh

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#52 ronvalencia

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@locus-solus said:

9900ks intel's next gen 10nm ice lake still needs a software patch for vulnerabilities wonder how long it's going to take to fix at hardware level?

9900ks can boost all 8 cores to 5ghz out of box so it might overclock better than the non ks. quick google search says 10th gen ice lake has a 18% average ipc increase sounds too good to be true.

going to be interesting watching gaming benchmarks of ryzen 3000 vs ice lake.

probably won't be enough to get me to upgrade my 5820k 6c/12t 4.5 ghz

Core i9 9900 KS is not Ice-Lake. Ice-Lake has AVX-512 support like Skylake X.

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