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First Zen CPUs to be called SR7, SR5, SR3 and starting at US$220

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Source: https://www.chiphell.com/thread-1670005-1-1.html

Source2: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5d8ufb/first_zen_cpus_to_be_called_sr7_sr5_sr3_and/

 

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Zen architecture Summit Ridge will be divided into 3-5-7 three levels, corresponding to the home of the 3-5-7, has been clear AMD want to sell SR7 1500 yuan +, SR5 and SR3 in the figure is about 1500, but estimated Just put the signal, do not have to seriously.

 

Release time, the following time I have been erased, I can only say that AMD would like to SR7 followed AM4 APU release, but estimated that the final will be delayed, we all understand, not delay is not AMD.

 

In addition, although AMD claims SR7 TDP lower, but, AMD AMD AM4 designed for the official version of the cooling fan, the highest one is 140W TDP. AMD is expected to say that the conscience of the player to help high-performance fan overclocking, might as well seem to want to "official overclocking" to leave room.

 

Note: RMB is the Chinese Yuan

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Seems like, if true, they are going to make the naming scheme similar to what intel has. I imagine this is to let consumers easily guesstimate how a processor compares to intel. Im not opposed to that.  

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3 minutes ago, AresKrieger said:

$220 and comparing it to an i3 xD 

It isn't though??? That graph only has pre-existing APUs...

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Let me translate this into non-broken English.

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Summit Ridge will be divided into three tiers. AMD has made it clear that they will sell the SR7 CPUs starting at 1500 yuan or more, and the estimated prices for SR3 and SR5 are presumed to be less than 1500 yuan.

While the release date is not officially known, AMD stated that they would like to release SR7 after the launch of their AM4 APUs. While the CPUs themselves have lower TDPs, the coolers can support a maximum of a 140 watt TDP. AMD likely designed them with overclocking headroom in mind.

 

4 minutes ago, AresKrieger said:

$220 and comparing it to an i3 xD 

Eh, remember this is in yuan, so it's probably not accurate to its potential USD price.

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Just now, DeadEyePsycho said:

It isn't though??? That graph only has pre-existing APUs...

Look at the second graph, the blue is a i3-6100 (51W)

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1 minute ago, AresKrieger said:

Look at the second graph, the blue is a i3-6100 (51W)

And where is the Zen CPU you claimed they were comparing??

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Just now, DeadEyePsycho said:

And where is the Zen CPU you claimed they were comparing??

Oh it was comparing it to some other CPU? Why they hell is that graphic included then?

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Just now, AresKrieger said:

Oh it was comparing it to some other CPU? Why they hell is that graphic included then?

It's a Chinese leak. This always happens.

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1 minute ago, AresKrieger said:

Oh it was comparing it to some other CPU? Why they hell is that graphic included then?

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Lol SR7, SR5, SR3...I7, i5, i3. Way to copy. Makes it easier for us consumers though. 

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3 minutes ago, AresKrieger said:

Oh it was comparing it to some other CPU? Why they hell is that graphic included then?

 

2 minutes ago, DeadEyePsycho said:

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

Removed it since I just realized its as well its not mentioning a zen cpu

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that league of legend benchmark tho LOL. guess it shows the iGPU performance. but AMD apu is weaker than a i3 iGPU, thats not promising........

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I dont mind it makes me remeber i3 i5 and i7 that will make it easier for consumers

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8 minutes ago, jman629 said:

Lol SR7, SR5, SR3...I7, i5, i3. Way to copy. Makes it easier for us consumers though. 

Well they already use R9, R7, R5, so why not? But yeah, they should have gone with SR or even better, Z9, Z7, Z5.

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eh good on them to use a naming scheme like this, probably for the best for them. i just hope its somewhat accurate to compare and not just complete bollocks because that would damage their brand. like intel did by renaming M to i3 i5 and i7 ffs.

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24 minutes ago, jman629 said:

Lol SR7, SR5, SR3...I7, i5, i3. Way to copy. Makes it easier for us consumers though. 

Didn't realize SR7/SR5/SR3 was the same as i7/i5/i3. Silly me.

 

I should have realized the RX 480 was also the same as the GTX 1080. Silly me.

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The 3-5-7 thing is popular in marketing in all sorts of product ranges. Who cares about the name... just give up price, performance, and erm... purchase-ability.

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If AMD makes a dual core costing any more than 120 bucks I'm going to Putin to beg for some of their domestically produced Russian chips.

 

"SR3" better refer to a 4 core if 220 is the target price.

 

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23 minutes ago, Kloaked said:

Didn't realize SR7/SR5/SR3 was the same as i7/i5/i3. Silly me.

 

I should have realized the RX 480 was also the same as the GTX 1080. Silly me.

The R has always been there, the X is referring to 10, the R9 was their latest GPU series release. When the companies were competitors they did borrow naming schemes and come up with new ones to help marketing.

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1 minute ago, Sreno1 said:

The R has always been there, the X is referring to 10, the R9 was their latest GPU series release. When the companies were competitors they did borrow naming schemes and come up with new ones to help marketing.

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1 hour ago, jman629 said:

Lol SR7, SR5, SR3...I7, i5, i3. Way to copy. Makes it easier for us consumers though. 

So did AMD rip off the GTX 480 when they made the RX 480?

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Hmm tough choice

 

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