Amd reveals details of Ryzen 3 processors

Yesterday AMD revealed its new Ryzen Pro processors aimed at the professional sector, with which new details of the Ryzen 3 processors that will make up the entry range to the Zen microarchitecture were also announced.

Ryzen 3 features revealed

The specifications of the Ryzen Pro are almost identical to those of the normal versions of the processors aimed at the domestic sector. For this reason, we have a lot of information on how the new Ryzen 3 processors will be arriving in the coming months.

As expected, the Ryzen 3 will consist of a total of four cores and four processing threads, these processors will fight with the Intel Core i3 so AMD will have a clear advantage in multi-thread performance when counting the chips from its rival with only two physical cores, in fact these Ryzen 3 are very similar to the Core i5 in features.

AMD Ryzen Pro for the professional sector announced

There is no reason to think that Ryzen 3 and Ryzen 3 Pro are very different, so the data shown is of great importance for the domestic sector, the following table summarizes the characteristics:

Model	Cores	Threads	Base speed	Turbo speed	XFR (MHz)	L3 Cache	TDP	UK price
Ryzen 7 1800X	8	16	3.6GHz	4.0GHz	+100	16MB	95W +	£ 449
Ryzen 7 1700X	8	16	3.4GHz	3.8GHz	+100	16MB	95W	£ 369
Ryzen 7 1700	8	16	3.0GHz	3.7GHz	+50	16MB	65W	£ 299
Ryzen 5 1600X	6	12	3.6GHz	4.0GHz	+100	16MB	95W	£ 229
Ryzen 5 1600	6	12	3.2GHz	3.6GHz	+100	16MB	65W	£ 199
Ryzen 5 1500X	4	8	3.5GHz	3.7GHz	+200	16MB	65W	£ 174
Ryzen 5 1400	4	8	3.2GHz	3.4GHz	+50	8MB	65W	£ 159
Ryzen 3 1300?	4	4	3.5GHz	3.7GHz	?	8MB	65W	?
Ryzen 3 1200?	4	4	3.1GHz	3.4Ghz	?	8MB	65W	?

The price of the new processors should be below 150 euros, which will be an excellent option for most users, even video game fans, as they should have no problems with a mid-range GPU. Another great advantage is that all Ryzen will support overclocking unlike almost all Core i3s that don't.

Source: overclock3d