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After the success of the Ryzen DRAM Calculator and the Clock Tuner for Ryzen, 1usmus is now focusing all efforts on Hydra. The software development has been going on for some time, and it will soon receive a massive update that brings a new tool targeted at RDNA 2 graphics. Radeon Monster Profile works much …
AMD Ryzen 6000 series desktop CPUs could debut by end of January 2022, according to DRAM Calculator creator Yuri '1usmus' Bubliy.
3 January 2021, 9:40 am EST By Ryzen Threadripper processor 16-core ( Youtube/AMD ) These past few years, more and more desktops and mobile variants have adopted the Zen 3 architecture, so it is just natural that the high-end desktop or HEDT segment would follow the ongoing trend. The current generation of AMD Zen 2 Threadripper processors codenamed Castle Peak are available in 24, 32 and 64-core variants. But the upcoming Zen 3 Genesis Peak series may start from...
Core count sweet spot? on January 3, 2021, 15:20 40 comments Something to look forward to: AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 5000 series, Genesis Peak is expected to be announced in the coming weeks and a recent leak suggests that the 16-core version of the HEDT chip might make a comeback. This is anomalous since their Ryzen 5950X already boasts 16-cores, so assuming the information is legitimate, we'll have to see if AMD's assessment about demand for this core-count plays out. As with previous Ryzen generations, AMD will be following up its successful Ryzen 5000 ...
AMD Ryzen Zen 3 Threadripper 5000 Genesis Peak series may see a reintroduction of 16-core parts AMD Ryzen Zen 3 Threadripper 5000 series may start with the 16-core TR 5955X. (Image Source: AMD) AMD may possibly bring back 16-core SKUs to the HEDT Threadripper lineup with the upcoming Threadripper 5000 series as indicated by a cryptic tweet from developer 1usmus. The 16-core Threadripper SKU, which may be called the TR 5955X, is likely to be similar to the mainstream Ryzen 9 5950X but with support for quad-channel RAM and additional PCIe lanes. Internet of Things (IoT), iOS, Wearable, Ti...