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AMD Zen 4 Reportedly Features a 29% IPC Boost Over Zen 3

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I don't mind CPUs progressing this fast -- means when I do eventually upgrade from my 3900X, I'll get an insane performance boost along with it.
 
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kayjay010101 said:
What happened is people realized Intel was sitting on their ass, and AMD stopped eating crayons. ...
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LOL, This is the best comment regarding AMD that I've read in awhile.

lynx29 said:
I'm not counting out AM4 yet, AMD has switched their tune a couple times on backwards compatibility with mobo's, a Zen 3 + on refined 7nm node probably will still work in AM4 with a bios update on 'select mobos' aka higher end ones to mid-upper tier ones. That's my guess anyway we will see.
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That would be interesting.

trickson said:
I just can't get enough of the Ryzen CPU's!
I have 2 first gen Ryzens and one 3rd gen.
Hope to add a 4th gen CPU soon!
LOVE YOU AMD!
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I so want a 3rd gen Ryzen but I'm already 169% satisfied with Zen2.

Super XP said:
I like AMDs new ZEN strategy. In order to gain significant IPC increases, you need design overhauls versus just minor improvements.
That's what AMD has done since ZEN.
ZEN to ZEN+ Respectful IPC uplift
ZEN+ to ZEN 2 Significant IPC uplift
ZEN 2 to ZEN 3 Significant IPC uplift.
ZEN 3 to ZEN 4 Significant IPC uplift.

Had AMD not done this, ZEN would have died a horrible death already.
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I don't think they had much of a choice. AMD was one foot in the grave when Zen came out. Intel can basically afford to loose for awhile.
 
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