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http://techfrag.com/2017/02/06/full-amd-ryzen-series-leaked/
Taken From the above link
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Just a few days after the new line of AMD Ryzen CPUs was announced, a leak has confirmed what exactly the specs are for the new processors. The top-end SR7 will feature eight cores and 16 threads, while the lower end SR3 will have four cores and eight threads. The middle child, the SR5, will be a six-core, six-thread processor. All will also come in a special “X” version that will allow for easier and more effective overclocking.
Earlier this week we already got a sneak preview of the likely versions AMD will be bringing out in March and these have now been confirmed. The exact clock speeds of some models are not yet known, but the SR7 will likely run at 3.0 GHz, with the option of being boosted to 3.6 GHz. This puts it in the same range as the high-end Kaby Lake i7s Intel is selling right now, which should ruffle the feathers of AMD’s main competitor a little.
The “X” line of the SR7 would feature a normal clock of 3.6GHz and would allow up to 4.0GHz, making it ideal for anyone that really wants to get the most out of their system. Chances are high that the SR3 and SR5 would also feature an overclocked variant, but details are as yet scarce on those. As it stands, though, each one of these will be able to handle their Intel equivalents.
At time of writing the pricing of the SR models is still unknown, but knowing AMD’s strategy, they are likely to be significantly cheaper than most other manufacturers. If all the specs in the leaked report turn out to be true, the Ryzen is going to be a force to be reckoned with over the coming few years.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO NOT TELL ME AMD IS GOING THE WAY OF INTEL LIKE THEY HAVE WITH "K" SERIES PROCESSORS...............................
If so I am very very disappointed............
http://techfrag.com/2017/02/06/full-amd-ryzen-series-leaked/
Taken From the above link
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Just a few days after the new line of AMD Ryzen CPUs was announced, a leak has confirmed what exactly the specs are for the new processors. The top-end SR7 will feature eight cores and 16 threads, while the lower end SR3 will have four cores and eight threads. The middle child, the SR5, will be a six-core, six-thread processor. All will also come in a special “X” version that will allow for easier and more effective overclocking.
Earlier this week we already got a sneak preview of the likely versions AMD will be bringing out in March and these have now been confirmed. The exact clock speeds of some models are not yet known, but the SR7 will likely run at 3.0 GHz, with the option of being boosted to 3.6 GHz. This puts it in the same range as the high-end Kaby Lake i7s Intel is selling right now, which should ruffle the feathers of AMD’s main competitor a little.
The “X” line of the SR7 would feature a normal clock of 3.6GHz and would allow up to 4.0GHz, making it ideal for anyone that really wants to get the most out of their system. Chances are high that the SR3 and SR5 would also feature an overclocked variant, but details are as yet scarce on those. As it stands, though, each one of these will be able to handle their Intel equivalents.
At time of writing the pricing of the SR models is still unknown, but knowing AMD’s strategy, they are likely to be significantly cheaper than most other manufacturers. If all the specs in the leaked report turn out to be true, the Ryzen is going to be a force to be reckoned with over the coming few years.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO NOT TELL ME AMD IS GOING THE WAY OF INTEL LIKE THEY HAVE WITH "K" SERIES PROCESSORS...............................
If so I am very very disappointed............
Don't know, my guess is yes...
