AMD RyZen CPU Architecture for 2017

I liked one of the comments: Ryzen CPUs are becoming hardware lootboxes

 

Dissecting Intel's EPYC Benchmarks: Performance Through the Lens of Competitive Analysis
11/28/2017
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12084/epyc-benchmarks-by-intel-our-analysis-

 

I wonder why (15W) Raven Ridge only supports DDR4-2400 while Summit Ridge (Ryzen/TR/Epyc) supports DDR4-2667. The integrated GPU sorely needs it.
I thought it was perhaps a power usage consideration, but DDR4-2667 SODIMMs still use DDR4's standard 1.2V.

 

Aren't 2666 SODIMMs non-JEDEC?

 

https://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-En...00U-Radeon-Vega-8-Laptop-Review.266614.0.html

Still reading

 

AMD confirms that the HP Envy x360 uses Mobile XFR(25W)
https://techreport.com/news/32912/amd-confirms-that-the-hp-envy-x360-uses-mobile-xfr
with graphics performance better than iris 580(6770hq TDP 45W) at only 55.55% tdp and maybe better price than intel iris 640 or iris 650, i hope amd win many design for notebook and macbook pro 13.

 

NBC review bashed Mobile Ryzen heavily. Look at the Laptopmag review(R5U versus I5U): https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/amd-ryzen-mobile-vs-intel-8th-gen-core

 

Both extremes are equally little enlightening with regards to platform potential.

AMD obviously (deftly or underhandedly, take your pick) deemphasized the Acer Swift 3 as it seems to be a best case scenario for the 8th. gen Intel platform (hell, it's faster than most, if not all, 8th. gen i7s I've seen benchmarked) in their press material. Silly.

On the other hand, it's equally silly to make a case for further penalizing the "25W" Ryzen 5 against the "15W" i5 based on the HP vs the Acer system when you are purporting to make inferences about the underlying platform.

There is just way too much (potential) variability from one OEM configuration to the next to know decidedly without a much larger sampling of systems.

 

15W i5....

I don't believe in unicorns. As the AMD chip boosts to out-of-spec power limit to raise its benchmark scores, is naive and partial to believe that KBLr-U doesn't do the same. Intel lost this one, deal with it.

 

Relax.





Fake.

 

Oh, they are not slowing down.

 

It's most likely fake:
- Horrible compression
- Ryzen Pro event
- Ryzen Mobile APU says "launches" while anything before it says "launched" > picture taken before Ryzen APUs launched

I'd say the 2nd gen Ryzen & Ryzen Gaming Mobile APU thingy were added by whoever chopped the picture up

 

ok, but what about this one: http://ranker.sisoftware.net/show_r...e1d0e0d9ebdae2c4b68bbb9df89da090b6c5f8c0&l=en



Acer Swift 3 with Ryzen mobile:

 

https://videocardz.com/74464/amd-preparing-mobile-ryzen-5-apu-with-vega-11-graphics

65 W for a mobile APU?

 

G is desktop with iGPU.

 

Probably positioned against I3-8100 and similar. More meant for SFF PCs/NUCs than laptops.

Odd they don't have any SKUs between 15W and 65W TDP. Maybe they can up/down configure TDP in software.

Cheers

 

Read the slides, carefully.

 

I read "AMD Ryzen Mobile Processor" https://cdn.videocardz.com/1/2017/12/AMD-Ryzen-APU-G-Series-2400G-2200G-1000x563.jpg

(AM4 is not a mobile socket, it's FM5)

 

I won CPU lottery! Shame this is for my customer, but still!!

AMD Ryzen R5 1600


Tested it on various 3D rendering programs and in 3D Mark and so far so good!
It also clocks to 3.8GHz all 8 cores with 1.3V stable on this boxed cooler. This is practically in line with my R7 1700

No BIOS mods or anything like that, I build this PC and started testing it after installing Windows 10. My first test was Cinebench 15 and it gave 1494, I thought this is a bit high for vanilla R5 1600, so I've opened task manager and counted processor threads 3 times just to be sure!

Unicorn found!

 

Can't you do a ninja CPU replace ?

Edit : Nvm, now I see you got somethink similar