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I saw this slide form AMD and there is no mention of 1400. what's up with it? I got a 1400 a few days ago now I feel bad about it.

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Why would you feel bad about it? 

I think its just being replaced by the 2400G, which is an 1400 with iGPU. 

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just because it wasnt mentioned - doesnt mean anything

your cpu will still continue to receive support and updates 

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1 minute ago, mok said:

just because it wasnt mentioned - doesnt mean anything

your cpu will still continue to receive support and updates 

It's not about support and stuff, but I'm wondering if there will be any significant loss in performance compared to 2400G

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3 minutes ago, ashu1106 said:

It's not about support and stuff, but I'm wondering if there will be any significant loss in performance compared to 2400G

youre never going to LOSE performance when something new gets released

you will always have the same performance of a R5 1400

there will always be something newer 

 

as for the 2400G - based on just this one image it has the same specs as the 1400

it may be clocked slightly faster than the 1400 but nothing that cant be equalized with a bit of light overclocking

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It's a 1400 with an iGPU in it. that's it.

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52 minutes ago, ashu1106 said:

I saw this slide form AMD and there is no mention of 1400. what's up with it? I got a 1400 a few days ago now I feel bad about it.

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Where did you find this slide?

 

link pls. ty

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14 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Where did you find this slide?

 

link pls. ty

This was in Paul's hardware's today's video. 

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