These days everyone is excited about the Ryzen 3000 CPUs and considering their aggressive pricing it won’t be surprising if a good chunk of people end up upgrading, especially given that most existing motherboards are going to support them. However, what if you want to get the new X570 chipset: superfast memory, PCIe 4.0, better I/O and all those shiny boards.

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These days it’s all about Zen 2/Ryzen 3000 CPUs or the Super graphics cards from NVIDIA or perhaps the Navi parts. In this post, we’ll look at a different sort of test, one that is important to gamers and professionals alike. The physics scores of the 3rd Gen Ryzen lineup. We compare all three CPUs with the existing heavy-weights namely the HEDT-class Threadrippers and Intel’s top-end i9 stack based on the Coffee Lake and Skylake designs.

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AMD will differentiate its high-end Ryzen 9 desktop processor PIB (processor-in-a-box) retail package from that of the Ryzen 7 series with a more premium-looking box. Retailer PC Part Picker put up this picture of the Ryzen 9 box up-close, which also surfaced in E3-2019 presentations by AMD.

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Advanced Micro Devices or AMD — the American multinational semiconductor company has dismissed reports that it had improperly transferred critical microprocessor technology to Chinese partners, the media reported.

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These days the internet has been buzzing with news of the 3rd Gen Ryzen processors, with the Ryzen 5 3600 being the new mainstream choice and the Ryzen 9 3950X being hailed as the most powerful chip. However, behind all the noise of 7nm and Zen 2, there’s a lot more to AMD’s new architecture.

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The launch of the 3rd Gen Ryzen CPUs along with the RX 5700 cards is almost a week away. But, we’ve already had a lot of leaks, especially for the Ryzen CPUs so let’s take a look at all the leaks and what we can expect from the upcoming CPUs.

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Both the single core as well as the multi-core scores are rather formidable. As far as the SC bench goes, the 3900X levels with the Core i7-8700K but when you look at the multi-core side of things, that’s when it gets crazy.

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According to a report by Business Insider, chip giant AMD has denied a Wall Street Journal report that it dodged US trade restrictions against China.

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Roughly a month back, AMD released the world’s first 16 core consumer, the Ryzen 9 3950X that runs at a base clock of 3.5GHz and a boost of 4.7GHz. It broke several records a short while after the official announcement both on Geekbench as well as Cinebench. However, these top-scores rarely stay unchallenged for long and as it turns out, another overclocked Ryzen 9 3950X has beaten the existing world record set by its lower-clocked brethren.

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Scaling and manufacturing of ever shrinking semiconductor devices is becoming more challenging as smaller nodes are introduced. As we have approached 7 nanometers, economies of scale are becoming more influential than scales of manufacturing. For example, the development of the 7 nm node development cost more than 3 billion USD, while smaller nodes are expected to see that price cross the 5 billion USD mark.

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These days ray-tracing is easily one of the most popular buzz words in the graphics card industry. Although AMD dismissed it at first, the company is now slowly and steadily embracing the technology, with an expected debut in the 2nd Gen Navi cards (RDNA+) next year, followed by the next-gen consoles also powered by a similar GPU.

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AMD’s Ryzen 3000 processors otherwise known as “Matisse” are going to make a major dent in Intel’s market share, but to be fair the existing Zen and Zen+ chips already have wreaked quite a bit of havoc. In Germany, AMD’s fortunes have already been reversed and the company has had a major lead over Intel for more than a year now.

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