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what happend to the chinese first gen ryzen?

adarw
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i watched a vid a while back with info on a chinese company partly owned by amd that bought the licenses to make amd's first gen cpus, i forgot what the company was called but it started with a h. does anyone know what happend?

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The one starting with H is a Epyc CPU. The one starting with a L is the Ryzen one. Ryzen based one is still being developed with some interesting architectural aspects. Epyc one is probably being used in some level but, finding information about a cpu made and sold only in China is next to impossible without knowing a lick of chinese.

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6 minutes ago, adarw said:

i forgot what the company was called but it started with a h. does anyone know what happend?

Hygon Dhyana is the name

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Just now, Levent said:

The one starting with H is a Epyc CPU. The one starting with a L is the Ryzen one. Ryzen based one is still being developed with some interesting architectural aspects. Epyc one is probably being used in some level but, finding information about a cpu made and sold only in China is next to impossible without knowing a lick of chinese.

Yep,you will have to search in Chinese if you want to find answers on Google.

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1 hour ago, adarw said:

i watched a vid a while back with info on a chinese company partly owned by amd that bought the licenses to make amd's first gen cpus, i forgot what the company was called but it started with a h. does anyone know what happend?

The Chinese moved towards more domestic designs.

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think it was still a bit slow and much resources on it. and want it to be fully theirs.

So since AMD can provide a bit outside of what the others might offer, that a ryzen CPU might not look too bad.

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32 minutes ago, svmlegacy said:

The Chinese moved towards more domestic designs.

do you have any other info on these domestic designs, i cant find anything lol.

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10 hours ago, adarw said:

do you have any other info on these domestic designs, i cant find anything lol.

https://www.tomshardware.com/features/zhaoxin-kx-u6780a-x86-cpu-tested

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