With the slogan "we are starting a new journey", H AMD announces today the new line of processors Ryzen 5000 for desktops, with the new Zen 3 architecture.
Η new generation of processors AMD, is expected to offer better performance in games and content creation, and will be a strong opponent of 10th generation Intel processors.
Remind you how the new processors 11th generation Intel (Rocket Lake-S) will not be available before 2021, and will once again be based on their lithography 14nm.
Although we can not yet give you more information about the new specifications and performance of the new AMD processors, the reports so far from various leaks that have been made, clearly show that perhaps for the first time the AMD will become the leader in the field of games, surpassing even him in performance Core i9 10900K of Intel, which so far is the best processor the blue lady has to show.
Everyone focuses naturally on Ryzen 9 5900X “Vermeer”, the specifications of which were recently leaked from the internet channel, PC WELT.
According to the source, Ryzen 9 5900X will be the fastest Zen 3 chip to be released by AMD in a while. It will have 12 cores and 24 processing threads. From previous information we know that the AMD will announce at least initially 2 SKUs, Ryzen 9 5900X (12c / 24t) and Ryzen 7 5800X (8c / 16t). Of course there will be other SKUs in the series 5000 referred to as “Family 19h, Models 20h-2Fh Vermeer".
In terms of specifications, Ryzen 9 5900X will have ~ 20% improvement in IPC compared to the previous generation. AMD's efforts to improve timing probably paid off the 5900X will reach a boost timing of 5 GHz. If this is true, then we are talking about + 300MHz in relation to Ryzen 9 3900XT and + 400MHz in relation to Ryzen 9 3900X.
Such an increase in timing will also result in an increase in TDP to 150W (from the 105W of the 3900X). However, the TDP stated by AMD is very close to the actual requirements of the chip, in contrast to the TDP stated by Intel and which refers to the situation. PL1 (base). The 7nm + integration scale will help AMD maintain its chip efficiency advantage.
There have already been reports of some samples of his chip Zen 3 running with timings in 4,9 GHz, therefore this information for ta 5 GHz do not seem unrealistic in combination with the increase in TDP. "Sunday short celebration" says our people and Today, October 8, 7 pm Greek time, we will find out what AMD really has in store for us.
If you want to attend the event for the presentation of the news It was 3 processors from AMD, you have the link below from its official channel AMD on Youtube.
