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Anyone know when the release date is for this processor, or if anyone has gotten ahold of a copy and done any benchmarks? It looks like it is part of a new release of 'budget' processors from AMD......
Anyone know when the release date is for this processor, or if anyone has gotten ahold of a copy and done any benchmarks? It looks like it is part of a new release of 'budget' processors from AMD......
Is this a mobile CPU?
Why? Supplies should be more than enough if they hope to make profit. They can't be putting these things out for the sole purpose of gaining market share from Intel. If that IS their intent, they should give it away for $50 + cost of shipping, coz apparently that's what their actual cost is supposed to be.April 4th. I'm guessing supplies will be very limited.
Why? Supplies should be more than enough if they hope to make profit.
They could give them to the cheap OEMs for office PCs, HTPCs, mini PCs etc. Why release them in retail if the quantity won't be enough to compete with Intel properly?This is AMD taking out the Cezanne/Renoir trash.
They could give them to the cheap OEMs for office PCs, HTPCs, mini PCs etc. Why release them in retail if the quantity won't be enough to compete with Intel properly?
Why? Just like before, when you had the chance to buy a 3600 for $155, that I think I pointed out, but you refused due to not hitting your "magical" price point of $150, and not buying it... you'll wait for these to release, except they won't be MSRP except possibly launch day for an hour, because they are a limited release to get rid of otherwise scrap dies, and you'll refuse to buy them because "not MSRP".Anyone know when the release date is for this processor, or if anyone has gotten ahold of a copy and done any benchmarks? It looks like it is part of a new release of 'budget' processors from AMD......
Anyone know when the release date is for this processor, or if anyone has gotten ahold of a copy and done any benchmarks? It looks like it is part of a new release of 'budget' processors from AMD......
I stand corrected, I apologize.I actually DID buy a 3600 for $150, shipped.
>And if someone could just point me to the best bang/buck out of these new >CPUs, which are a mixture of Vermeer, Cezeene, and Renoir, for an ancient B350
This brings up an interesting question: do manufacturers publish how long they will support a board with BIOS updates, so that purchasers know how long they will be supported, or is it totally just a guessing game?
>And if someone could just point me to the best bang/buck out of these new >CPUs, which are a mixture of Vermeer, Cezeene, and Renoir, for an ancient B350
This brings up an interesting question: do manufacturers publish how long they will support a board with BIOS updates, so that purchasers know how long they will be supported, or is it totally just a guessing game?
And yet (with time) I'm guessing all of these chips will be supported by A320. That chipset has aged REALLY well, all things considered.We are discussing that on the renoir thread.
To put it simple...
They updated A320(they are still in production). So A320 = Renoir+Vermeer+Vermeer B2 (no Cezanne)
People complained and they decided to support X370 as well. X370 should get the same as A320 as with new bios updates.
B350 should be able to get Renoir support, and probably only Renoir (AMD is blocking Vermeer at agesa level for B350/X370). AS far as i know, only Gigabyte released bios updates to support Renoir on B350s.
And no Cezanne for 300 series because AMD says so, this includes the new 5500 (it is being blocked at agesa level).
How many years would you expect a motherboard to be supported with new BIOS updates? (from initial release)