>Only $500 for a 16 core / 32 threads cpu with 4.3Ghz base all core
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Wyatt Gomez
I'm sorry but i only believe it when I see benchmarks
Robert Lopez
No, that will not happen. I can maybe believe the hypothetical 3800X, but the extra 400MHz will not be as cheap as $50, unless they include no cooler (and even then I would expect it to be more around $100-150 more).
Jason Lewis
What does CU mean?
Hunter Reed
compute units, in this case it means "GPU cores".
Levi Sanders
For doubters, AMD is already selling a 16-core part for just over $500.
Now I don't expect the 3850X to even exist, but I also don't think the pricing is completely out of line.
Compute units for built-in Navi graphics; this would involve chips with an I/O die, a single 8-core CPU die, and a single Navi die. These are likely not real.
Adam Martin
Literal fake leaks
They want AM4 to last through 2020
The highest core count will be 12-cores, it'll be more expensive than the 2700X
We won't see 16 and 20+-core Ryzens until 2020+, nobody can even max out a Threadripper and developers will always cater to the common denominator and most people are still on quad-cores
Jacob Sullivan
They said they would support AM4 through 2020, but they didn't say exclusively. They can begin a new socket at the high end and have AM4 for 12-core and below.
Grayson Rogers
Noob here. Where's the website you screenshit this at?
Eli Johnson
Those Ryzen 9 are really making me salivate. I hope this is true.