bssunilreddy
Juggernaut
AMD's reportedly launching three new Budget Oriented Ryzen 5000 series CPUs to regain the value crown
Source: https://www.overclock3d.net/news/gp..._5000_series_cpus_to_regain_the_value_crown/1
AMD's reportedly launching three new Budget Oriented Ryzen 5000 series CPUs to regain the value crown
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Source: https://www.overclock3d.net/news/gp..._5000_series_cpus_to_regain_the_value_crown/1
enthusiast29
Innovator
As said in comments for the article. It's too late for these and even the 3D cache chip is pointless now. If it was a year ago then it would have meant something.
nishthecooldude
Guide
It's very good upgrade path for people who are already on Ryzen platform, will save the hastle of upgrading the motherboard and if they come at competitive prices then it would be win win.
bssunilreddy
Juggernaut
AMD should have given pcie 4.0 for ryzen 5600g also.
Slightly OT, but does anyone know why Intel's low end 12th gen chips with iGPUs are not yet available anywhere online? I only see 12100F and not the 12100 SKU, everywhere I checked.
bssunilreddy
Juggernaut
I am confusing about this naming methodology Intel is following for their i3 and i5 chips. Pretty confusing indeed.
You can check availability and lowest prices for all PC parts here - https://pcpricetracker.in/
12400 and 12600K are available too.
Thanks. I see the 12400, but it seems the 12100 is not yet available.
DanteErodov
Forerunner
Will these be based upon the 5600g & 5700g? If that is the case, they shouldn't even bother with this release. If it is actually based upon the 5600x & 5800x, unlikely as these had very good yields even a year back, I wonder why they simply don't lower the prices so late in the life cycle of these products. Intel has really priced their CPU very well this time specially at the segment which AMD completely abandoned & are not trying to cater to.
Time & again we see that being a fanboy never benefits anyone & we really need good competition to get good value products.
Time & again we see that being a fanboy never benefits anyone & we really need good competition to get good value products.
If it is not just cores count and the fight is for performance then a 12700 KF @ 33k beats the 5900X which is being sold for 44k. Simlarly 12900 KF @ 50k beats 5950X which is being sold now for 61k. Maybe AMD became greedy like Intel did before AMD came-up with Ryzen, history repeats itself in good and bad ways both. I was earlier planning for 5950X but now have changed my mind to Intel.
DanteErodov
Forerunner
Nobody became greedy, they were always that... businesses, they just did not have the market position to overcharge back then.
Hachune
Explorer
Very true, they should hold the title of performance/dollar king only for a generation at most xD. Intel chips were so cheap and good since 10th gen thanks to AMD.
DanteErodov
Forerunner
AMD launches 7 new Ryzen CPUs: Ryzen 5 5600 is official at $200, plus more budget parts
With the launch of the Ryzen 5 5600, it feels like we've been talking about this lower cost 6-core Zen 3 processor since the launch of Ryzen...
www.techspot.com
New CPUs launched, looks like the 5700x is the real winner here... launching at $300 i.e. same price as 5600x & is essentially a 5800x with slight cuts in clock speeds which wouldn't matter in practice.
the new AMD releases will take a while to get their prices normalized (by that time Intel next lake or pond will arrive), until then intel 12400f and 12700f (12 core for 28k) are best buy. 5700x will be a sweet buy at 24k but it will be more like 27-30k.