We’ve only been talking about frequencies in AMD processors for a few hours and suddenly a new leak reveals all the interesting details about their final specs. As expected, there will only be four models at launch and few surprises beyond the numbers being manipulated. Can these processors compete with the Core 13? here are the final ryzen 7000 specs.
We warned him this morning and now they are here in surprise. AMD will not only compete with Intel, but in terms of cores and frequencies it’s almost on par and while waiting to see the performance in IPC, we can say without a doubt that it’s going to give war.
Ryzen 7000: latest specs leaked
The time has come to find out what Intel is facing and what litigation we, the users, will find. The filter reveals all the important details of the specifications of these Ryzen 7000s and, of course, leaves the specific and comparative performance data for later, possibly for its official presentation date or the days before it.
Do you think they will live up to expectations? Well, let’s check out the final specs of these Ryzen 7000s.
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, final specs above expectations
The leaks weren’t wrong and AMD’s top of the line, the Ryzen 9 7950X will arrive with 16 cores and 32 threads with truly impressive clock speeds. Nothing less than 5.7GHz in fashion Increase (or Turbo Boost, unspecified) and a base frequency nothing less than 4.5GHz.
Your consumption will be between 170 watts and the 230 watts in Boost and depending on the charge of active nuclei. As for caches, as AMD increases the L2 at 1 MB per core, we have 16 MB for her and 64 MB of L3 share.
AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, the surprise and the possible top seller
Con 12 cores and 24 threads what we have is a processor that achieves no less than 5.6GHz in its Boost frequency, but it also gets a base frequency of 4.7GHza real madness that converts him and undoubtedly catapults him to gaming stardom.
This reinforces the fact that the consumption values are equal to their big brother, or at least they are close to those 170 watts based on and possibly 230 watt in Boost, although the latter is taken with a grain of salt. The reality and the data provided make us think of a consumption close to 200 watts.
When it comes to caches, we’re talking about nothing less than 12 MB of L2 and 64 MB of L3therefore, the latter’s assignment will be far superior to that of his sibling and will surely allow him to achieve a performance very similar to, if not above.
The Ryzen 7 7700X will be hard to beat for Intel
We continue with AMD’s midrange workhorse for these processors, the Ryzen 7 7700X, which replaces the current 5800X as BOM. It is possible that AMD will launch a 7800X as we have pointed out, but it is clear that it will not be initially and that this processor of 8 cores and 16 threads will do most of the work.
with a frequency 4.5 GHz Base and 5.4 GHz Boost is positioned in a perfect stage to blow up Intel in terms of price and performance, since the PDT is also weak, only 105W no confirmation of Turbo mode just yet, but it should be about 140 or 150W a full.
Here we play at a different level in terms of caches, because we get 8 MB of L2 and 32 MB of L3with which he follows the trail marked by the 7950X.
Younger of the siblings, the Ryzen 5 7600X, is set to take sales
Last but not least, we have the Ryzen5 7600Xwhich integrates 6 cores and 12 threads to one base frequency very interesting to 4.7GHzwith a 5.3GHz boost. Interestingly, the TDP remains at 105 watts integrating 6 MB of L2 and 32 MB of L3.
This makes cache parity equal to that of the 7900X, because it copies its internal schema with just less overall size. That said, 3D V-Cache versions of some of these models are expected by the end of next year, with rumors pointing to two new SKUs.
During this time, the September 15 we will have them for sale Ryzen 7000 with all features already fully revealed after the August 29date of the official presentation.