I can already see, how the price of the Ryzen 9000 X3D series/for gaming is rising and is not going to drop! :mask:
R7 7800X3D same thing, there is no need for price correction + the CPU consumes electricity like two ants!
Hm GB singlecore for K variant, it is significantly lower even compared to the R7 9700X.This is comparison with non K version. Multi-Core hm, as if the Intel CPU is broken or drunk. :mask...
If you want to show off your memory, now or in the future you still have to buy a completely different AMD CPU. Latency or performance aside, a classic Zen4 or Zen5 CPU outside of the G series can't even move with 10600mhz DDR5 memory.
R5 8500G laughs and enjoys the beach!:grinning...
Considering the situation at Intel, Desktop Zen5 can be postponed until winter just for fun. :smirkcat:
Now it's best to sit back, and watch what Intel will do and just be surprised or laugh. An old example, but it still fits in well with all the current circus and problems at Intel.
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By what logic, if it is $20 cheaper than the R5 7600X(299$) right from the start?
Look around, in today's global situation AMD will certainly not significantly lower the prices. AMD would be crazy to lower the prices, given the circus that is playing in the Intel camp. :mask:
It was about time, that someone finally did a classic detailed test on Windows.
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-5-8500g/
Blue, i don't remember the last time we saw that prominent detail in any another CPU test. But that's to be expected, and of course it matches the Phoronix test...
It is quite obvious that Intel knows where the problem is. But the problem is not solvable, or they just choose between a lesser bad choice. Whatever answer they choose, the company's reputation will suffer seriously. :mask:
R5 8500G has faster iGPU, or more FPS in gaming vs R7 5700G. As we know, red has both AVX512 and AV1 decoder.
Vega iGPU is old, or in general it is hard to compare old Zen 3 APU with the new Zen 4 APU models in the AM5 socket. And finally, red has an excellent performance per watt or power...
In that case, you have been following that segment poorly for the last several years.
They always had good information, or they don't write or mention something just for clickbait nonsense
Just as a reminder, March 2016 what they wrote a year before the launch of the Ryzen 1000 series...
Very interesting, or at least expected that AMD Mobile CPU-s(monolithic design)again have a much better memory controller.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/21431/gskill-demonstrates-ddr5-10600-memory-modules-on-ryzen-apu
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