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AMD says Zen CPU will outperform Intel Broadwell-E, delays release to 2017
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Xavier Lopez
>Starting at $500
>Implying your average AMD shill can afford it
Also it's going to be 480RX all over again, just stop hyping AMD.
Daniel Morris
>unlabeled axes
Charles Ortiz
>$500
welp, going with g4400 this time.
Kayden Morris
benchmarks said it's haswell i5 tier
if this costs 500 then AMD truly is finished
Aaron Campbell
I dont understand.....isnt intel on Skylake?
Chase Flores
>Starting at $500
Sauce?
Andrew Mitchell
6600k 6700k is skylake
5820/5820/5960x is broadwell
6800/6850/6900/6950 is broadwell e
Jacob Miller
>CPU better than competition
>Only AMD Shills will buy it
I don't follow your logic here?
Wyatt Adams
My huge gapping asshole and the fact AMD stated Summit Riddge is supposed to be ultra high end gaming/server series.
Jonathan Barnes
They will for sure have lower end ones like they had with the Phenom II x6
Carter Adams
There is no source, he made it up.
Summit Ridge is consumer socket AM4, it is not an enterprise Opteron.
$500 is the suspected MSRP of top end Summit Ridge, the pricing doesn't start there.
Gavin Allen
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So now that this bit has been settled, I would be genuinely surprised if AMD released a CPU faster than the cheapest Haswell-E processor.
I always said that if AMD released anything faster than my 5930K I would jump wagon.
Dominic Allen
So this processor only outpreforms intel's previous generation chip and its not even out yet......am i missing something?
Carson Torres
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Blake Perez
I don't get AMD's approach. Every time they try to go big and compete with big boys like Intel and Nvidia they get burned badly, have to lick wounds and start selling budget/garbage tier CPUs/GPUs for next 3 years and then come up with another "massive game changer" that's dead 3 months later. If I were them I'd just stick to mid/low range budget and offer great performance/price products. Trying to compete with Intel in servers market where AMD literally doesn't exist is just fucking silly. They've spent billions on R&D for Zen and they come out with $300+ products (Somehow I doubt they will sell 8c/16t cpus for less than $300) that will just hit and miss whole market. At least they have their APUs and dominate console market even though their APUs are so garbage that Sony/MS had to upgrade their consoles 3 years after release.
Josiah Parker
The 8 core Haswell-E i7 5960X is over $1000 new.
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Offering somewhat comparable rendering/workstation performance for $500 would be fucking tremendous.
Out performing the stock 5930K wouldn't be much of a task if they handle CCX clocking independently. They're totally going to lose in FPU stuff, but they should best it in a lot of metrics by pushing clocks higher.
Noah Thomas
>The 8 core Haswell-E i7 5960X is over $1000 new
Jesus fucking christ. Fuck Intel. How is this ok.
Nathan Johnson
No competition in the market.
Justin Watson
So they are competing with intel on a previous generation? Not trying to shill but is that how bad AMD is doing?
Justin Wood
It's true 8 core, not amd "8 core". AMD was selling their A64fx for similar prices.
Asher Gonzalez
Considering the new Intel cpus are like 0,000000000001% better than their last generation while costing 3x more does it really matter?
Elijah Ortiz
AMDs cores were true, their scheduler wasn't.
Jayden Roberts
Intel's own CPUs are barely competing against their previous generation
Elijah Adams
lolno polease stop talskign
Matthew Reyes
>I don't get AMD's approach. Every time they try to go big and compete with big boys like Intel and Nvidia they get burned badly, have to lick wounds and start selling budget/garbage tier CPUs/GPUs for next 3 years and then come up with another "massive game changer" that's dead 3 months later
Stuff that never happened.
And inane data pulled out of thin air.
What's the point of all this?
Jack Price
>And inane data pulled out of thin air.
>What's the point of all this?
All true baby
Landon Foster
A gaming benchmark that effectively only uses 6 threads on a 16 thread processor.
The fact that in that benchmark it's 40% faster than a 4Ghz+ Piledriver chip and only slightly behind 4Ghz Haswell i7 means AMD is telling the truth. IPC is at least 80% higher than Piledriver and at least on par with Haswell.
Blake Hill
Broadwell-E literally just came out.
Its about a 3% IPC uplift over Haswell-E, and its biggest feature is that they added 2 more cores to the die and sell the SKU for $1700.
Tell me how competing with Haswell-E is bad. I dare you.
Connor Clark
I want to see a single piece of data where
>Intel cpus are like 0,000000000001% better than their last generation while costing 3x more does it really matter
is shown to be true. You can use all the memes and fallacies you want to try and get away from this.
You know that it is inane.
Aaron Martinez
Amd doesn't DESERVE to beat Intel, not when Intel supports race equality, uses non-conflict materials, supports open source and promotes gender equality and uses 10 times more R&D
Nathan Cox
> supports open source
By putting proprietary blobs in drivers for their VGAs.
Elijah Gonzalez
>Delayed to 2017
AYYMD IS FINISHED & BANKRUPT
Brandon Flores
Yeah like how every amd product was supposed to be better than th competiton before release then it was always much worse in real life
When will amd retards learn?
Owen Green
>uses non-conflict materials
yet they use conflit brains
Anthony Moore
IF AMD bankrupts, Intel prices will skyrocket.
Dont be fools. Buy and help AMD.
Wyatt Walker
'based on amd internal testing
Carter Davis
Those benchmarks were cringey as fuck
>using MUH GAYMES to benchmark a cpu
>Using a poorly rendered Blender model because AMD couldnt afford 3dsMax
>random chart that doesnt mean shit
Jonathan Russell
RX490 and zen 8core.
cant wait to bench ashes all night long
Josiah Harris
The Intel's newest replacement for Haswell -E is somewhere around $4-5K