Is this really true though or is X570 doing an intel and plx'ing more PCIE 4.0 slots? The First 2 PCIE 16x slots and the main M.2 should all be getting fed from the CPU not the chipset.
This is why my first reaction to those numbers was "the last stronghold is also under siege", in the sense that it will all come down to a few hundred Mhz, which is excellent news for their 3rd gen product.Looks like AMD's keynote slide shows 3800x winning in League of Legends, CS:GO, and PUBG as well. It'll lose GTAV by a hair. There is no minfps data here so take it with a grain of salt.
Does not look like AMD is going to win Dota2 either. I think here, Dota2 just wants more clocks, and the 3800x isn't going to clock as high as the 9900k out-of-the-box.
The data we have so far indicates exactly that, a roughly +20% improvement in performance over Zen+ compounded from IPC increase and higher clocks (the 20% figure is my interpretation, the average across many games can land anywhere between +15-25%, depends on final clocks too). It's based on a handful of games though, and interestingly there's also a difference in numbers between the keynote slides and the press slide deck.
Same RAM for both or DDR4-3200 vs DDR4-2666?
I believe the issue is that the signaling used for PCIe 4.0 is very limited when it comes to the physical distance. It needs to be boosted and re-signaled to be able to reach all the slots on the motherboard (I think this is why x470 is only able to support the top slot, someone correct me if I'm wrong). There's a far better technical explanation on Anand, but this is my basic understanding of why the chipset is consuming so much power.
It just shows The great lengths some people take just to keep buying intel products despite almost other metric be favorable for AMD and zen 2anyone has news bout b550 chipset? MB with fans or not?
can't believe I wont buy an excellent product (3800X or 3900X) because of chipset fan in 2019.....
AMD has talked about how in the past they didn't like the turnaround time between new cpu core to new GPU core to new APU. I don't know if just doing the graphic and CPU at once and then an APU 6 months later (instead of CPU 6 months later GPU 6 months later APU). But the quickest turnaround would be to get away from monolithic APU's. Then again APU's are made first for mobile platforms. Chiplet's won't work as well in that setting for power reasons. That said I would assume the next APU Mono or Chiplet based will be Zen 2 + Navi and will be the 4k series.With 8 Vega CU you could make that all in ~210mm2, and die salvage could be made for dGPU purpose for a successor to RX 550.
Whether such a package could fit on mobile FP5 socket is an important consideration.
Whether it's worth it also depends on how long until Zen3+Navi monolithic APU takes to arrive.
No data on RAM, no data on methodology (settings, resolution etc.), that's why perf estimate confidence is very low.Same RAM for both or DDR4-3200 vs DDR4-2666?
Im sorry but this is a broken promise. There is NO REASON for A320 and other 300 series mb to no support up to 8 cores.
Which to me translates "the board makers could update, but we won't guarantee they will, especially models not being sold anymore"
I currently have a Gigabyte DS3H B450 running a 2200G (65W) and I'm assuming, since I no longer will have an APU, if I upgrade to 3700X (65W) it should be fine, even with just a 3+3 VRM?
I think pre-orders on July 1st, and available on July 10th. Don't hold me to that, I just seem to remember somebody saying that.Will be nice when the dust settles and the fog clears on Zen 2 based offerings. Maybe I missed it but was the review date, nda date, etc discussed?
I'm not really looking to built a rig currently, but my son is thinking about upgrading his rig at some point in the near future.
Then again APU's are made first for mobile platforms. Chiplet's won't work as well in that setting for power reasons.
I think pre-orders on July 1st, and available on July 10th. Don't hold me to that, I just seem to remember somebody saying that.
It looks like they catch up intel.I have 38ns with 6700k and 3000mhz cl14ram