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Ryzen 2700X "50th Anniversary Edition" $340.95, Release on April 30th

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I think you mean silicon. Silicone is used for breast implants and is soft.
Mmmmmmmmmm! Overclocked boobies!

Anyway I'd bet this is just a binned standard 2700x in fancy packaging. Slightly higher boost clocks and maybe some laser etching on the heat spreader.
 
I bet its the same old 2700x but with like a gold painted Heatsink and Fan.
Something to look similar to that Anniversary Edition Sapphire rx 590, like where the heatsink shroud is painted a gold color.
Hope I'm wrong though cause I would love to get a specially binned part that could do around 4.6Ghz or higher to play with.
 
I bet its the same old 2700x but with like a gold painted Heatsink and Fan.
Something to look similar to that Anniversary Edition Sapphire rx 590, like where the heatsink shroud is painted a gold color.
Hope I'm wrong though cause I would love to get a specially binned part that could do around 4.6Ghz or higher to play with.

For the price they're asking, I'm certainly hoping that's the case.

However, this may simply be a case of setting a price precedent for the forthcoming Zen 2 processors. I'm sure they've seen the AdoredTV leaks, and it could be that $340 MSRP for 50th anniversary higher-binned 2700X will make an actual matched price point for a future Zen 2 chip look a little better.
 
Perhaps you get a special plaque with it that says "Congratulations! You have bought a year old CPU, above its initial selling price, and only weeks before we launch an even better CPU."
Has AMD actually announced any anniversary CPU, or are we still at the stage where random online retailers are likely just trying to drum up business for soon to be devalued stock?
 
It's here.......

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113102

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Whoopee.... [/sarcasm]

I'd expect AMD are inundated with literally up to half a dozen requests from folks (all still living with their mammy and daddy) for this CPU.


'Tis a pity that Zen2 wasn't quite ready for the birthday - releasing a limited edition Zen2 a few weeks ahead of availability for the rest of us peasants would have been quite the PR coup.
 
Honestly it’s not a bad collector item, not great but not bad.
As I said earlier if you need something now or just like collectible stuff it’s not a bad offer.
2 AAA games, T-shirt, and limited edition version CPU for $330? I agree. I have only been using AMD since the K6 days, but I may buy it, simply to show them some love.
 
I still have my AMD tshirt and hat from the athlon event they did around 1GHz ...
or was it an athlonxp launch tour ... can't even remember now.
 
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I still have my AMD tshirt and hat from the athlon event they did around 1GHz ...
or was it an athlonxp launch tour ... can't even remember now.
I went to the Athlon XP Launch Event in Boston, it was in some nightclub kind of close to Fenway. I think that I got a t-shirt too. Wonder where that is....
 
Well, since I'm just having fun. That's the point.

I just got it installed.
It's stability testing 225MHz higher and 0.1v lower than my 1800x
Oddly it wouldn't boot at 1.3v 4.1GHz 4.05 4.025
soon as I lowered the voltage it fired right up.
 
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