Wafers for amd ryzen processors offer up to 80% functional chips
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The processors and microcontrollers are based on silicon sheets. Through a series of processes they end up becoming a chip for certain functionalities. These are made in large wafers. From there a number is determined by determining chips that will be 100% functional.
AMD Ryzen processor wafers offer up to 80% functional chips
AMD is doing it right with Zen processor wafers, with over 80% fully functional processor rate. Certainly large figures that can bring good results for the company. Will they be?
Good luck or good job?
Many consider AMD to have been quite lucky in these Zen processor wafers whose fully functional processor ratio is over 80%. However, the wafers are simply excellent. But it has been the result of work by the company. Why? The manufacturing process used at 14 nm is already established and they have knowledge about it, so they can do it better and better. In addition, the more the size of the chips is reduced, the rate of obtaining good samples increases. Luck or good foresight?
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That good wafer processors exceed 80% also means that AMD's profitability is increased. Therefore, it may be reflected in the benefits. Nor would it be a surprise if they cut prices to sell more units. Either way, it is good news for users and also for AMD. We will see how users receive them when they are available.
Source: wccftech
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