Ryzen 5 3600 product review

Publication: The Tech Nation (YouTube channel)

AMD just launched its 16 core Ryzen flagship, the 3950X a few days back and OEMs have already started cutting deals with team Lisa. Dell’s Alienware, one of Intel’s biggest partners and all the present Aurora gaming desktops are powered by Intel’s 9th Gen Coffee Lake chips. However, as per a Geekbench entry, the latest model of the Aurora lineup will pack the beastly Matisse flagship: the Ryzen 9 3950X.

Publication: TechQuila

AMD has announced 24-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X and 32-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X which are claimed to be the world’s most powerful desktop processors. These processors will be available worldwide from November 25, 2019. These 3rd Gen new processors are built on industry-leading 7nm “Zen 2” core architecture, boasting up to 88 PCIe 4.0 lanes and 144MB cache with extraordinary power efficiency. They are capable of achieving up to 90 percent faster performance over the competition’s top-end HEDT processor. The new 32-core Ryzen Threadripper 3970X processor offers unsurpassed performance as the most powerful and fastest desktop processor in the high-end desktop market as stated by AMD.

Publication: TechVorm

AMD has today unveiled new processors under the Ryzen Threadripper name. The Ryzen Threadripper 3960X is a 24-core processor, while the Ryzen Threadripper 3970X is a 32-core beast of a processor. Both the processors are built on the 7nm process with AMD’s Zen2 core architecture, and feature 88 PCIe 4.0 lanes. AMD claims that the processors are up to 90% better in performance, while also being 66% more power efficient than last-gen processors. The company shared performance jumps achieved with the new Threadripper 3970X across a variety of benchmarks and pro-grade software.

Publication: Beebom

The release of the Ryzen 9 3950X marks the launch of the last high-end 3rd Gen Ryzen part. This was accompanied by the coming of the 3rd Gen Threadrippers and the Athlon 300 series set to challenge Intel’s Cascade Lake and Pentium/Celeron lineups, respectively. For the first time this decade, AMD is able to compete with Intel in every sphere from performance to power efficiency as well as thermals. According to early benchmarks, however, the Ryzen 9 3950X (a 16 core chip) offers comparable performance to Intel’s HEDT flagship, the Core i9-10980XE (an 18 core part).

Publication: TechQuila

Today, AMD announced the upcoming availability of powerful new additions to its high-end desktop processor family that deliver groundbreaking performance for creators, developers, and enthusiasts. Built to deliver leadership performance1,3 for the most demanding desktop and content creation workloads, the 24-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X and the 32-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X processors will be available worldwide November 25, 2019.

Publication: Cell It

The 1440p graphics card market is by far the most competitive segment at the moment with ample options from both NVIDIA and AMD. From team red, you’ve got the Navi based Radeon RX 5700/XT and NVIDIA is offering the RTX 2060 as well as the RTX Supers (2060 & 2070 Super). All are excellent options for 1440p gaming, but which one is the best, both in terms of sheer performance as well as the price per dollar ratio. In this post, we compare the Radeon RX 5700 XT and the GeForce RTX 2070 Super and analyze which one is the better buy.

Publication: TechQuila

When it comes to gaming, most titles scale well up to 6 cores. Other than that, it’s mainly the clocks that have an impact on performance. For the majority of gamers looking for a budget CPU, the Intel Core i5-9600K and the AMD Ryzen 5 3600X are the ideal chips. But which one should you buy: The Core i5 or the Ryzen 5? In this post, we compare the two most popular budget CPUs and see which one is worth it.

Publication: TechQuila

The “Nvidia Killer” might be around sooner than expected. The rumor mill’s talked about an alleged Big Navi part with hardware ray-tracing called Navi 23 for quite some time. We’ve covered it before. But an open-source Linux driver update has now confirmed that the part really does exist. Thanks to that particular information dump by Berniyh from the 3DCenter forums, we have indications about the entire range of RX 6000 GPUs, all built on the 7nm+ process. (the mentions appear since to have been redacted on Github, but we’re linking you anyways).

Publication:  TechQuila 

AMD launched the Radeon RX 5500 a while back, exclusively for OEMs (pre-built PCs and laptops) and as such there was no promotional material from team red to give an idea of what to expect from the lower-end Navi part. However, the AMD website has inadvertently leaked info regarding the RX 5500 and this includes gaming benchmarks and of course performance relative to the GeForce competition.

Publication: TechQuila

Intel’s Core i9-9900KS may be the fastest CPU for gaming, but for most of us, it comes down to the Core i7-9700K or the Ryzen 7 3700X. Firstly because the KS is not available in India as of now and the regular 9900K costs 40K+ which is more than what most people are willing to spend on the GPU, let alone the CPU. Both the i7-9700K and the Ryzen 7 3700X cost approximately Rs. 30K, and offer excellent gaming performance, but which one comes out on top. That is what we will find out in this post.

Publication: TechQuila

One of the main differences between FreeSync and G-Sync is that the former like most of AMD’s technologies is OpenSource. It leverages the VESA Adaptive-Sync that comes along with Display Port 1.2a. As such, there are no penalties or royalties that need to be paid to implement FreeSync, allowing OEMs to integrate it into even the cheapest of monitors. The lower end FreeSync models cost less than 10K INR.

Publication: TechQuila