Sept 7 : Ryzen 3950X
Oct 7 : Navi 14 - RX 5600 (XT)
Nov 7 : Threadripper 3000, X599 chipset
Dec 7 : Renoir (Mobile Zen2 + Vega APU), mobile discrete Navi GPUs. Actual products at CES 2020
Sept : Comet Lake-U (up to 6 cores, 15W)
Oct : Cascade Lake-X
Nov : i9-9900KS
Dec : Comet Lake-H (up to 10 cores, "45W")
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>Ryzen 3950X
Might sneak in X590 chipset too
>Navi 14
RX 5600 XT is 24CU, 5600 is probably 20CU. Expect 1660Ti/1660 tier performance
>Threadripper
Will they go with the full monty 64-core? Do they need to?
>Renoir
Monolithic or chiplet? I'd go with monolithic 8-core + 14CU
>Cascade Lake-X
Bring in 28-core XCC die with LGA3647 too?
We will also get Ryzen 3900 (12c, 3.1GHz base, 4.2GHz boost, 65W? TDP), Picasso Ryzen 3550U (4c, 9CU) and 3750U (4c, 10CU)
I really don't get the point of those new Picasso models, unless Renoir is late.
What I hope is that Renoir is 8 core and the oems asked for some chips with higher base frequency because of idiotic consumers.
>Mobile Zen2 + Vega APU
why not Navi. i don't get it
That's a typo, it's Navi.
any 'info' on big Navi card or will AMD only give us midrange RDNA1 cards and hold their cards for RDNA2?
Typo for the 3750U. I believe it's 11CU
To look good (better) against Ice Lake's GPU?
No, it's Vega. Development started long ago, possibly on GloFo 7nm, and Navi would have taken too much time to port to low power.
Also, without HBM or ddr5 Navi would have at most something like ~20% performance increase over small Vega at 7nm.
No. It has been Vega since April. GFX9 = Vega. Navi = GFX10
fuck vega man. not that i need a laptop anytime soon but using an old ass gpu just sucks