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Pricing of Entire AMD Ryzen Lineup Revealed

No 4 or 6 core that has boost frequency that is higher than 8 core 1800x. =(
 
but all support overclocking if you buy the proper chipset
But nobody is expecting miracles from it. (with LN2 they only got to 5.1Ghz)

Even 4.2-4.3 will be a "oh, great" overclock.
 
Hi @btarunr , the clockspeed of the 1600X is not 3.3/3.7

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That's cleared then, the list is BS. ;)
From what i've been reading, not exactly... the prices are on spot, but the clock speeds are not defined yet... for example, one rumor says the target speed for the 1400X is 4.0/4.2 Ghz... for me that's really ok to compete against the Kaby Lake

All chips support OC & XFR... the "X" in some SKU's are binned CPU's...

Sorry for my english... is Google Translate assisted lol... >.<
 
But nobody is expecting miracles from it. (with LN2 they only got to 5.1Ghz)

Even 4.2-4.3 will be a "oh, great" overclock.
4.3 on a 8 core chips is amazing.

These are not quad core sandys here. Nobody should expect 8 core ryzen to OC like four core sandy did.

Look at intel, their 8 core and 6 core parts rarely go past 4.3-4.4 reliably, and even then they need ridiculous cooling to do so. Why people expect AMD to somehow beat physics is beyond me.
 
Why people expect AMD to somehow beat physics is beyond me.
People compare TDP numbers expecting wide voltage headroom hoping to run 95W 8 core zen OCed at 150W levels and achieve better clocks than intel ... however, they are assuming similar allowed max temps and similar overvolt/overclock ramp
 
I created this little spreadsheet to compare some of the SKUs. You can select a CPU in cell B2. Maybe someone might find it useful.

Preview:

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Who are AMD Wednesday? ;)
 
I would be interested in either a 6 core or a 8 core with no extra threads. I mostly do Gaming and it seems most games will not use more than 6 threads at the moment, and this will be a thing for quite a while.
Most games wont use more than 1 thread. Some use 2. many rarely use over 2 thread :D
 
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