Hey everyone, Lockpicking Lawyer here today with my Ryzen 5000 review.
Hey everyone, Lockpicking Lawyer here today with my Ryzen 5000 review.I highly doubt that, especially these days. Honestly, I could see them sending them out in locked boxes that have special locking mechanisms either using cellular modems or calibrated clocks and won't unlock til a specific time or signal.
Hey everyone, Lockpicking Lawyer here today with my Ryzen 5000 review.
So the process would be:
When NDA ends, it unlocks and reviewers can finally open the box, install chip, set up the system anew with Windows, update drivers, run all their benchmarks, many of which take hours... once all that's done then they post the review on Friday or Saturday. No blanking period for technical difficulties on the innumerable mobo-RAM-SSD-GPU combos reviewers are using.
Or:
AMD gave them the chips weeks ago, and have told them that they are tracing each chip and are going to viciously pursue legal action against anyone who violates the NDA. You may not run any publicly reported benchmarks until the NDA ends; that list includes but is not limited to x, y, z. Set up the system, run your benchmarks, get it as perfect as you can over the next couple of weeks. If you have any issues here's our direct number for rapid 24/7 support. Thank you.
It's the day before Zen 3 is officially unveiled in some way or form, so let's just pitch in our final predictions or expectations for this launch.
For what I understood the presentation is already recorded, people have already watched what they have to show.
Will we really not see any true leaks?!
Prob more like a rehearsal. Pretty sure Lisa bae will do it live.
For what I understood the presentation is already recorded, people have already watched what they have to show.
Will we really not see any true leaks?!
my bottle of Jack awaitsOK, I can't stand it... a little over 12 hours to go !!! Time for another 6 pack of ale.
Stop laughing with intel we all know they have a hard time getting ready.It’s been so much fun getting ready
If you want to be pleasantly surprised by Zen 3 then lower your expectations to a minimum now, you will see it will work.
i demand 20% IPC avg + 5% boost + >5% baseIf you want to be pleasantly surprised by Zen 3 then lower your expectations to a minimum now, you will see it will work.
Lisa Su Twitter:
Stop laughing with intel we all know they have a hard time getting ready.
Zen was a slap in the face, Zen 2 was a punch in the stomach, and Zen 3 goes for the kick in the balls.Let's say Zen2 to Zen3 will be more interesting than Zen to Zen+
i demand 20% IPC avg + 5% boost + >5% base
fight me
Symmetry would still be the way to go, if not for logistics and cost then for the option of allowing the 12-core to use more cache per core.Do we assume/know that the 8 core will be a single CCX?
That the 12 core will be a full 8 core CCX + one half?
Would there be a tactical advantage going for the 8 core to keep all possible workloads inside the same CCX?
Symmetry would still be the way to go, if not for logistics and cost then for the option of allowing the 12-core to use more cache per core.
You are giving the CPU too much credit for your graphics speed.Even more so if it is 30% more gaming performance than Zen2 :O
I'll take a 10Ghz CPU with a 20Even with a CPU of 100Ghz I don't think there is 30% left to rise to 100% GPU performance.
I'll take it you don't play in 720p that often?You are giving the CPU too much credit for your graphics speed.
Even with a CPU of 100Ghz I don't think there is 30% left to rise to 100% GPU performance.