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https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-9-39...600xt-matisse-refresh-desktop-cpus-confirmed/
Higher clocks. No specifics yet.
Higher clocks. No specifics yet.
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Ryzen 3000 Matisse refresh coming later this summmer
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There may have been a few golden Ryzen 3000 CPUs all along that could hit the frequencies of the refresh versions but now there may be enough more of them to provide a market niche because of process improvements related to 4000 development. I'm suggesting there may be more to it than picking through the 3000 production batches for goldens that could be binned higher.
I don't imagine these to be anything more than just higher binned parts....whatever clock speed they land at.
AFAIK, Zen3 is on a tweaked/different 7nm process (7nm+ UV) so the underlying bits aren't terribly similar (as in, Zen2 doesn't/can't benefit from a process it isn't using).
AFAIK, Zen3 is on a tweaked/different 7nm process (7nm+ UV) so the underlying bits aren't terribly similar (as in, Zen2 doesn't/can't benefit from a process it isn't using).
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My week 4 2020 CPU definitely seems to do better than the launch ones. I haven't pushed it, I was screwing around before work the other day but ran out of time. I could see them eeking a bit more out of the better binned CPUs. Honestly I'm interested in the per-core OC, but then I'd be stuck with Ryzen Master and also would need to figure out how to employ process lasso effectively.
Edit: just bench stable, did not stress test.
Edit: just bench stable, did not stress test.
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They are talked about refined process like 7nm+ iirc for the refresh...
From post 7, I believe this is still 7nm/Zen2. 7nm+ UV is for Zen3.
We've seen some benchmarks leaked... looks like 100 Mhz bump if these are true.
https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-3000...7-3800xt-ryzen-5-3600xt-cpu-benchmarks-rumor/
We've seen some benchmarks leaked... looks like 100 Mhz bump if these are true.
https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-3000...7-3800xt-ryzen-5-3600xt-cpu-benchmarks-rumor/
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That would be my guess. Bump the stock clocks on the better binned chips in a last minute push to clear out some of the existing stock.
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The article referenced also mentioned a fine tuning of the turbo algorithms. But really if there's only .1 ghz of increase, ain't many people going to replace their existing Ryzen 3000 and ain't many people going to be willing to pay much more for moving up to the refresh from Ryzen 2xxx CPUs. What we don't know is the pricing for the refresh, if it will even be tempting.
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At this point I am not even looking to upgrade from my 2700x for a 4000 CPU unless price to performance is insane compared to what I have now.
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Honestly, as someone on Skylake - I'm waiting. I was *real* close to moving to a 3600X build a few weeks ago. As in, had the parts in the cart close. Decided to wait until Zen 3, and the slight bump in clocks doesn't push me to the other side of the fence. To a few people it might though, and the more I type out this post the more curious I am about what "extra headroom" there is on these chips.
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We'll, this
Rather wait for 4xxx, unles you gave an ageing platform and pricing is sexy.
Rather wait for 4xxx, unles you gave an ageing platform and pricing is sexy.
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