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Just saw on wccftech, AMD has moved the release of Ryzen 7000 to the same exact day of Intel's release, on September 27.
What's the point of this?
What's the point of this?
Yuri at twitter suggests that there are some issues with microcode and DDR5:So that Intel doesn't have time to include Zen 4 benchmarks on their slides when they launch Raptor Lake?
Since they both launch on the same day, I bet you will see benchmarks of BOTH on launch day.So that Intel doesn't have time to include Zen 4 benchmarks on their slides when they launch Raptor Lake?
That's not what wccftech is reporting: on the 27th Intel is supposed to unveil/announce Raptor Lake, while AMD is supposed to start selling Zen4 after announcing it weeks earlier.Just saw on wccftech, AMD has moved the release of Ryzen 7000 to the same exact day of Intel's release, on September 27.
See above, they're not launching the same day.Since they both launch on the same day, I bet you will see benchmarks of BOTH on launch day.
Since they both launch on the same day, I bet you will see benchmarks of BOTH on launch day.
Could just be they don't want Intel to have a day in the spotlight alone.
Yes, Intel would get a long time to purchase and benchmark Zen 4 and then present their offering in the best possible light against it.So that Intel doesn't have time to include Zen 4 benchmarks on their slides when they launch Raptor Lake?
Historically, AMD's own perf. numbers were spot on since Zen (1) launched, so we will know how it performs in 2 weeks.AMD to announce ‘Next Generation Ryzen Processors’ on August 29th
The only thing that matters now is the date picked for reviews, hopefully it's not the same day the product goes on sale.
Still, the fair thing to do is to release reviews before the product goes on sale. Matter of principle, if you will.Historically, AMD's own perf. numbers were spot on since Zen (1) launched, so we will know how it performs in 2 weeks.
Still, the fair thing to do is to release reviews before the product goes on sale. Matter of principle, if you will.