AMD has launched its third-gen Ryzen 2 based CPUs along with a $499 Ryzen R9 3900x flagship with 12-core/24-threads. Furthermore, the third generation Ryzen 5 and 7 were also announced with 6-core/12-threads and 8-core/16-threads. What’s even more ludicrous is the amount of cache size in the Ryzen 9 CPUs; with a cumulative cache of 70MB, the Ryzen 9 3900x finally broke Moore’s law and delivered a death punch to the Intel.

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Rumours had been trickling by on the new lineup of 3rd generation Ryzen and Radeon NAVI GPUs of AMD. Computex 2019 launched with its very first keynote by AMD’s CEO, Dr. Lisa Su. AMD has various announcements to make on their lineups and their new data centre offerings, AMD Epyc.

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AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su delivered her inaugural Computex keynote in Taipei on Monday morning, the day before the world’s biggest PC and technology manufacturing industry trade show officially opens its doors. Su’s Computex 2019 keynote focused on AMD’s upcoming products across the data centre, graphics, and desktop segments, and also touched upon AMD’s 50th anniversary celebrations this year, partnerships with the Taiwanese technology ecosystem, and leadership across architecture as well as manufacturing.

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AMD again made technology history with the announcement of high-performance 7nm-based computing and graphics products that are expected to deliver new levels of performance, features and experiences for PC gamers, enthusiasts and content creators. During the first-ever Computex opening keynote, AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su announced:

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AMD has announced the first teasers around its new range of Radeon “Navi”-based GPUs at Computex 2019, focusing on getting reduced latency and higher-bandwidth performance out of the next generation of gaming PCs and future consoles.AMD has announced the first teasers around its new range of Radeon “Navi”-based GPUs at Computex 2019, focusing on getting reduced latency and higher-bandwidth performance out of the next generation of gaming PCs and future consoles.

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Computex 2019 is underway in Taiwan, and among the many companies showcasing their products and launching new ones, AMD took to the stage to announce a bunch of stuff at its Computex keynote. There were new processors, chipsets, and more. In case you missed out on AMD’s keynote, here’s everything the company announced:

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AMD unveiled a slew of chipsets for PCs and data center servers, which have set new performance benchmarks in respective fields.

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At an event held today, AMD has revealed Navi and Zen 2; it’s next-generation GPU and CPU that will be working under the hood of PS5. This technology is likely the same to be used for Xbox Scarlett, but at this stage, PlayStation 5 is the only console confirmed to be adopting it.

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Dr. Lisa Su, AMD President and Chief Executive Officer, delivered 2019 Computex inaugural keynote presentation, demonstrating high-performance 7nm-based computing and graphics products that will bring new levels of performance, features, and experiences for PC gamers, enthusiasts, and content creators.

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Dr. Lisa Su, AMD President and Chief Executive Officer, delivered 2019 Computex inaugural keynote presentation, demonstrating high-performance 7nm-based computing and graphics products that will bring new levels of performance, features, and experiences for PC gamers, enthusiasts, and content creators.

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AMD CEO Lisa Su took the stage at Computex this year and unveiled new third-generation Ryzen CPUs, EPYC Rome data center CPUs, RX 5000 series GPUs, and the X570 chipset that features PCIe 4.0. With the way AMD has priced its new products, we can only imagine how stressed Intel is right now. Without further ado, let’s dive straight into the specs, feature, and pricing for the newly announced AMD tech.

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As expected, AMD, in its first ever keynote at Computex, launched the 7-nm Ryzen chipsets for PC as well as the Radeon RX5700 series Graphics cards.

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After teasing the 7-nm chipsets at CES in January, AMD made sure that its rivals won’t be able to steal its thunder from its show-stopper 12-core, 24-thread Ryzen 9 3900x chip.

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AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, similar to AMD Vega VII GPU, is also based on 7nm architecture that consumes less power than Intel’s CPU. Intel CPUs are based on 14nm architecture. In Ryzen 93900X, 12 core CPUs have been provided with 24 threads. Its price is $ 499 or about 35,000 rupees. In Ryzen 9 3900X, the small TDP i.e. thermal design power has been given at 105W. It also has a clock speed of 4.9 GHz on 12 cores. According to the demo shown in computex 2019, the Ryzen 93900X is 19.33X faster than, Intel Core i9-9920X. While the cost of Intel Core i9-9920X is almost double.

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AMD  today again made technology history with the announcement of high-performance 7nm-based computing and graphics products that are expected to deliver new levels of performance, features and experiences for PC gamers, enthusiasts and content creators. During the first-ever Computex opening keynote, AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su announced.

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3^rd Gen AMD Ryzen™ desktop processor family based on new high-performance “Zen 2” core includes highest performance 12 core desktop processor ever^1 —— New RDNA gaming architecture and upcoming AMD Radeon™ RX 5700-series graphics cards will accelerate the future of PC, console, and cloud gaming.

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The coremageddon has begun: AMD Monday dropped its long-awaited 12-core Ryzen nine 3900X at Computex on Monday, pronouncing that it is going to outpace Intel’s 12-core CPUs for just about a 3rd to part the associated fee—and that’s simply an inkling of AMD’s 7nm onslaught towards Intel and Nvidia.

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AMD at its 2019 Computex keynote unveiled its Ryzen 3000 series desktop processors with the more glamorous Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 9 SKUs while glossing over its more high-volume Ryzen 5 3000 series. It turns out that AMD will launch even these chips on the 7th of July. The Ryzen 5 lineup includes the 3600X and 3600. Both these chips are 6-core/12-thread, and AMD is taking the fight to Intel’s 9th generation Core i5 series by not touching the core-count and instead focusing on higher IPC and clock-speeds than Intel’s offerings.

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If you own an AMD 300-series motherboard and are looking to upgrade to Zen 2-based Ryzen 3000 series processors, you have nothing to worry about, as long as your motherboard vendor puts out a BIOS update that adds compatibility (most vendors already have). If you belong to the demographic which has a 1st generation Ryzen “Summit Ridge” processor or Ryzen 2000 “Raven Ridge” APU laying around and looking to buy an AMD X570 motherboard, we have some bad news for you.

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The first phase of AMD’s Computex campaign has reached its conclusion with Intel feeling the heat on all sides, right from the CPU gaming market to the enthusiast and server segments. Company CEO, Dr. Lisa Su unveiled the Zen 2 architecture based on the 7nm node this morning with the Ryzen 9 3900X being the highlight in the high-performance space and then later, the 64-core Epyc “Rome” processor impressing in terms of Data Center and Server workloads.

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During AMD’s Computex Keynote, it confirmed that Sony’s next-gen PlayStation console would make use of the new AMD Radeon Navi (as noted by Benji-Sales on Twitter). This comes with a new 7nm design called RDNA.

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Built on a 7nm process, the AMD has launched the Ryzen 9 family of processors with the top-end Ryzen 9 3900X features 12 cores and 24 threads with a power rating of 105W TDP. The high-end Ryzen 9 process it will have a base clock of 3.8 GHz and a boost clock of 4.6 GHz.

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AMD has announced its 3rd generation Ryzen 9 desktop CPU, which will come with a 12-core processor and the new 7nm design at the Computex 2019 keynote, which took place in Taiwan yesterday. AMD is claiming the Ryzen 9 3900X, which was its showstopper during the keynote, will offer the highest performance ever on a desktop CPU.

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  ASUS at a private pre-Computex event gave us a closer look at a treasure of upcoming products. The star-attractions, however, were its AMD X570 motherboard family that’s spread across nearly every brand: ROG Crosshair, ROG Strix, TUF Gaming, Prime, and for the very first time for the AM4 platform, the WS series. Publication: Tech PowerUp

The Computex 2019 is scheduled to be held tomorrow on May 28, 2019 and will go on till June 1, 2019 in Taipei, Taiwan. Ahead of the event, Intel announced its new Core i9-9900KS CPU with a clock speed of 5GHz. Now, AMD has officially announced its new 3rd Gen high-performance Ryzen CPU – the AMD Ryzen 3900 which costs 50% less than the Intel’s Core i9-9920X CPU.

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Nowadays, most computer users don’t need to worry about the exact specifications of the chips running in their machines — a mid-range processor will run the majority of common tasks without issues.

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Computex 2019 has kicked off in Taipei and AMD is showing off its latest and newest CPUs and GPUs at the gathering. The company unveiled its first 7nm Navi GPUs that will go up against Nvidia’s RTX 2070 cards as mid-range GPUs. However, the big announcement was the world’s first 7-nanometer 12-core desktop chip, dubbed Ryzen 9 3900X for consumers.

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AMD unveils its first Navi based GPU for PCs at the Computex 2019 event at Taiwan. The newest GPU in the list will be coming from the new GPU family of the company called the Radeon RX 5000 series which is scheduled to arrive in this July.

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At its Computex keynote, AMD finally announced the third generation of its Ryzen series of CPUs. The Ryzen 3000 series is being manufactured using a 7nm process and will feature up to 12 cores and 24 threads on its flagship. The processors are based on the new “Zen 2” Core architecture which as the company says outperforms the older “Zen” architecture by 15%.

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AMD has launched its third-gen Ryzen 2 based CPUs along with a $499 Ryzen R9 3900x flagship with 12-core/24-threads. Furthermore, the third generation Ryzen 5 and 7 were also announced with 6-core/12-threads and 8-core/16-threads.

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MD at its 2019 Computex keynote unveiled its Ryzen 3000 series desktop processors with the more glamorous Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 9 SKUs while glossing over its more high-volume Ryzen 5 3000 series. It turns out that AMD will launch even these chips on the 7th of July. The Ryzen 5 lineup includes the 3600X and 3600. Both these chips are 6-core/12-thread, and AMD is taking the fight to Intel’s 9th generation Core i5 series by not touching the core-count and instead focusing on higher IPC and clock-speeds than Intel’s offerings.

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This year’s Computex press conference opened up with the announcement of AMD’s latest lineup of CPUs and GPUs that will be making its way in the market this year itself. The semiconductor company unveiled the third generation of its Ryzen lineup of CPUs and its new ‘Navi’ architecture for its gaming GPUs.

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Computex 2019 has kicked off in Taipei, Taiwan and we will get to see tech companies from across the globe making new to see tech companies from across the globe making new announcements and launching new products in the coming days chipmaker AMD was entrusted with the inaugural Keynote presentationof Computex 2019.

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At Computex, AMD has taken the wraps off its new line of CPUs and GPUs. According to Gadgets 360, the new AMD Radeon RX5000 series GPUs, and the third generation of Ryzen CPUs were announced at AMD’s keynote at Computex. The new GPU and CPU are set to hit stores in the third quarter of 2019.

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AMD has announced high-performance 7nm-based computing and graphics products. During her Computex keynote today, AMD president and CEO Lisa Su announced a range of products including the new Zen 2 core, the 3rd Gen Ryzen desktop processor family, the X570 chipset for socket AM4, RDNA gaming architecture, and the 7nm Radeon RX 5700-series gaming graphics card family.

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Computex 2019 has kicked off in Taipei, Taiwan and we will get to see tech companies from across the globe making new announcements and launching new products in the coming days Chipmaker AMD was entrusted with the inaugural Keynote presentation of Computex.

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AMD at its event at Computex 2019 announced many 7nm-based products, out of which the highly-anticipated Radeon RX 5000-series gaming graphics card is the one. The new GPU series include RX 5700 and an all-new RDNA 7nm architecture.

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If you own an AMD 300-series motherboard and are looking to upgrade to Zen 2-based Ryzen 3000 series processors, you have nothing to worry about, as long as your motherboard vendor puts out a BIOS update that adds compatibility (most vendors already have). If you belong to the demographic which has a 1st generation Ryzen “Summit Ridge” processor or Ryzen 2000 “Raven Ridge” APU laying around and looking to buy an AMD X570 motherboard, we have some bad news for you.

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The first phase of AMD’s Computex campaign has reached its conclusion with Intel feeling the heat on all sides, right from the CPU gaming market to the enthusiast and server segments. Company CEO, Dr. Lisa Su unveiled the Zen 2 architecture based on the 7nm node this morning with the Ryzen 9 3900X being the highlight in the high-performance space and then later, the 64-core Epyc “Rome” processor impressing in terms of Data Center and Server workloads.

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AMD CEO Lisa Su took the stage at Computex this year and unveiled new third-generation Ryzen CPUs, EPYC Rome data center CPUs, RX 5000 series GPUs, and the X570 chipset that features PCIe 4.0. With the way AMD has priced its new products, we can only imagine how stressed Intel is right now. Without further ado, let’s dive straight into the specs, feature, and pricing for the newly announced AMD tech.

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AMD announced a new chipset at Computex in Taipei today which is said to challenge Intel’s top of the line Core i9 9920X chipset. It’s called the Ryzen 9 3900x chip that has 24 threads and 12 cores making it one of the top gaming processors today. Another impressive feat about the new processor is its price, AMD announced the Ryzen 9 3900x chipset will sell for $499, which is half the price of Intel’s offering.

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