AMD's Ryzen CPUs (Ryzen/TR/Epyc) & Vega/Polaris/Navi GPUs

rumor is that its $849.

 

That is supposedly non-X variant. We'll know more after Epyc drops.

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yep, 850 for 1998 and 975 for 1998x, the former having lower base and boost clocks. but everything still based on rumours and leaks, of course

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The problem is they all are perfect numbers from what looks like just calculations. There is no statistical error at all between skews, this is highly unlikely.

 

Nah... that's only true if your workload/workflows is just running Cinebench all day.

PM's 'scores' are a much more realistic measure of what I can expect from a processor in my day to day work (even if they're (also) not perfect).

 

PassMark to me does not seem to refer to my usage. I am sure though everyone is different.

 

Most people pay little attention to passmark, and I believe for good reason most of the time, if looking for people's workloads. That is why the SPEC numbers are so interesting:


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That e5-2699a V4 was relevant 3-6 months ago, it needs to go. as far now most of them now have to be changes over as Intel is changing them mostly all over to keep from getting spanked too much. Intels prices will come down and capability will increase.

 

Links;
https://www.custompcreview.com/news/amd-shows-off-ryzen-threadripper-cpu-e3-2017/42284/

Vega
http://www.anandtech.com/show/11548...retail-listings-appear-cards-at-1199-and-1799
http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-vega-frontier-edition-air-liquid-cooled-pre-order-1800-usd/
http://www.zdnet.com/article/amd-radeon-vega-frontier-graphics-cards-make-an-appearance/

 

Heads up, that video is a hijack of a Bitwit release from Jan 2017 CES, here's the original listing:

AMD VEGA Shown Running 4K at Ultra!!

And, here's Paul's Hardware coverage of that demo:

AMD's VEGA Demo, Ryzen Builds and AM4 Motherboards