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Do we know the new AMD cpu release cycle?

Does anyone know if there is a release cycle set for AMD now that they are back in the cpu game? I bought a new motherboard and Ryzen 1400 because I'm expecting the price to performance after intel responds,  and AMD fights back again, to be much better than now. The 1400 is just a placeholder essentially but until when? If anyone knows I would greatly appreciate it. Also I'm new here so hello everyone. 

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Ryzen 3 isn't even out yet so expect few years

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i assume not, but sometime later there will be ryzen 3? and summit ridge, then mobile line of cpus.

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3 years? 5 years? 10 years?

Roll a dice and guess.

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Release a product with good intentions, revise it 2 years later, and then wait another 7 for the next architecture. Insert hype between time slots.

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3 minutes ago, Enderman said:

3 years? 5 years? 10 years?

Roll a dice and guess.

A dice afaik has maximum of 6

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4 minutes ago, rip said:

A dice afaik has maximum of 6

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You are incorrect

CriticalHitDice.jpg

You assume enderman is referring to a standard die, but dice can have an infinite number of sides.

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2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

You are incorrect

You assume enderman is referring to a standard die, but dice can have an infinite number of sides.

Up to a point. Afterwards, it would be spherical.

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4 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

You are incorrect

CriticalHitDice.jpg

You assume enderman is referring to a standard die, but dice can have an infinite number of sides.

But no one will wait 20 years for a CPU to release

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Just now, rip said:

But no one will wait 20 years for a CPU to release

You weren't around when people hoped for a quad-core...

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1 hour ago, rip said:

But no one will wait 20 years for a CPU to release

Sorry but I couldn't find an image of a 10-sided die.

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6 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

Sorry but I couldn't find an image of a 10-sided die.

Here from 0 to 9 (so 10 faces :D)                 :

Orange,_10-sided_die.jpg

 

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Ryzen 3 in a few months, then cpus with integrated graphics and Zen cores (upgrades from old cores+graphics cpus that are sold today by OEMs only), then maybe Zen + Vega Light derived from workstation / server processors, and about the same time or soon after maybe processors with Zen+ cores, refreshes of Zen cores with more instructions like AVX-512 and better frequencies for same power  (in about 2 years maybe?)

 

 

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46 minutes ago, mariushm said:

Ryzen 3 in a few months, then cpus with integrated graphics and Zen cores (upgrades from old cores+graphics cpus that are sold today by OEMs only), then maybe Zen + Vega Light derived from workstation / server processors, and about the same time or soon after maybe processors with Zen+ cores, refreshes of Zen cores with more instructions like AVX-512 and better frequencies for same power  (in about 2 years maybe?)

 

 

While other the other comments where hilarious I appreciate this. Thanks for clarification. I wasn't sure if it was going to be something along the intel tick rock schedule although we will have to wait and see, it would seem

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