Ryzen APU

So when are the new APUs coming out? Will they be 4 or 6 cores?

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I'm hoping for 4-core athlons and 6 core memezen 3

Same
Most leaks tend to point to 4 core though, the most recent ones to 6 cores. What to believe?

There was some info about this released already if I remember correctly. There aren't any 7nm APUs yet, but there will be 12nm refresh so that means you won't be seeing a huge bump in performance.

>t. writing this post on a 2200g that I picked up a few weeks back for $70.

i hope 4c/8t ryzen 3

my 2200g comes tomorrow; I'm excited.

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what are you using now?

4c most likely. The arch is basically the same. It's just scaled down to 12nm.
APUs are basically low/mid tier mobile CPUs on desktop platform, so I wouldn't expect too much from it.
They may even keep the 7nm part as 4c/8t.

I want to see an APU with 6 cores and a GPU equal to RX570 with a price tag of 199$
This would easily sell tons.

x230 i5-3320m.

the 2200g is about 100% faster and has a much better integrated GPU

I can also get a 3700x or some shit in a year or two if I need CPU power

4 cores, 3000 APUs are just 2000 APUs shrink from 14 to 12nm. So expect only a little higher clocks.

Don't expect 7nm APUs this year.

12nm Picasso:

3200G
Zen+ 4c/4t
3.6 GHz base/4.0 GHz boost
Vega 8 CU

3400G
Zen+ 4c/8t
3.7 GHz base/4.2 GHz boost
Vega 11 CU

Plus the 2c/4t Athlon 300GE & 320GE. June-Aug retail availability. Possibly OEM only for certain SKUs.

7nm Renoir
Monolithic - no chiplets and I/O die
8c/16t Zen2 (4c/8t from the same die)
Navi
Q2 2020. Laptops first.

Source: my ass

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3200G is already confirmed to be 2200G with higher clocks.

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Jim pls

gib pls

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I'm thinking of repurposing my B350 motherboard for an APU and stick a little HTPC under my TV replacing the 5 year old NUC i currently have.

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So should I just say fuck it and get the 2200g when I plan on OCeing myself anyways?

3200g might have better OC and ram capabilities.

[X] based
[X] redpilled

True, but 5 % better performance doesn't mean much.

Damn. Is that because they are selling the good stuff to the consoles or are they just not interested in doing that?

Waiting for dem APUs as well.
>tfw still on haswell

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