AMD Announced the launch of Reviews their latest Officially processors: AMD Ryzen
AMD announced the launch of their latest processors officially: AMD Ryzen (read: rai-zen). Processors are designed for 4 more years of this offer MUCH higher performance than processors AMD Enthusiast class previously (AMD FX-series), and also compete with offerings from Intel with competitive performance, and has set the price very attractive.
The series being released this time named Ryzen 7, which holds the 8-core, 16-threaded. There are three models offered by AMD's official launch time today, namely:
Ryzen 7 1800X: Base Clock 3.6GHz, Boost Clock 4 GHz, TDP 95 Watt
Ryzen 7 1700X: Base Clock 3.4GHz, 3.8GHz Clock Boost, TDP 95 Watt
Ryzen 7 1700: Base Clock 3 Ghz, Boost Clock 3.7GHz, TDP 65 Watt
With Zen architecture, AMD announced that they have a target to get higher IPC at least 40% of the previous core, Excavator (used in notebook processors Carrizo / Bristol Ridge, as well as Athlon X4 845 here). At the time of the official product release today, AMD said that they had passed their target, and posted a 52% increase in IPC!
The series being released this time named Ryzen 7, which holds the 8-core, 16-threaded. There are three models offered by AMD's official launch time today, namely:
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| Processors: AMD Ryzen |
Ryzen 7 1800X: Base Clock 3.6GHz, Boost Clock 4 GHz, TDP 95 Watt
Ryzen 7 1700X: Base Clock 3.4GHz, 3.8GHz Clock Boost, TDP 95 Watt
Ryzen 7 1700: Base Clock 3 Ghz, Boost Clock 3.7GHz, TDP 65 Watt
With Zen architecture, AMD announced that they have a target to get higher IPC at least 40% of the previous core, Excavator (used in notebook processors Carrizo / Bristol Ridge, as well as Athlon X4 845 here). At the time of the official product release today, AMD said that they had passed their target, and posted a 52% increase in IPC!
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