Actually I was wondering if it is mathematical calculation for more stable power with certain amount of phases. I know it is faster more accurate switching since the went digital VRM.
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Actually I was wondering if it is mathematical calculation for more stable power with certain amount of phases. I know it is faster more accurate switching since the went digital VRM.
Maths:
http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva390/slva390.pdf
Spreadsheet for Buck Mosfet, also known by some as DC-DC Step Down Buck Mosfet Converter
A single phase can output the same as your motherboard right now, but I bet you'll never be able to get it to work.
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Here;s something for today not much to take away from this other than AMD is fixing/fixed the CB but to what extent is unknown and there's an OC utility. http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-processor-am4-ln2-cooling/
A bit more discussion on architecture http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-architecture-detailed/
A bit more discussion on architecture http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-architecture-detailed/
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So after some mulling, I've decided my Ryzen build will be a budget mini ITX with a $125 or so X300 motherboard and a $200 or so 65W Ryzen 5 CPU. Still debating over 4C/8T vs. 6C/12T mostly based on heat output since I'll at least be doing a mild OC in a very tiny box. Add another $100 max for 16GB DDR4 RAM and I'm up to $450 with tax/shipping whatever. Since I already have a SilverStone mini ITX case and SFX PSU sitting idle, and would most likely add a $150 RX 480 as the GPU, the total out of pocket target is $600 max. The only problem is Ryzen 5 is not coming out now - anyone have any info on when they might be available? I would hope maybe June/July timeframe and not the fall. I'm not in any rush since I don't have any need to be the first to play with Ryzen, and I'm not interested in the $320 to $500 high-end Ryzen 7 8C/16T line.
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I am seriously contemplating returning to AMD if the $250 CPU performs better than Intel's current offerings and is significantly better than my current Haswell rig. I only hope the ROG equivalent 370 platform is not expensive as Intel's top shelf chipset offerings.
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Funny the initial pricing on this page had the Crosshair at $209 but the prices are no longer there http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-am4-asus-motherboard-prices-leaked/
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Two more weeks bud, then it hits the ground running.
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I will be waiting at Microcenter they day they get them in stock....Lets just hope they have a high end board to go with it in stock as well.
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