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AMD's Zen 2 architecture will deliver AMD's first major design leap since Ryzen's launch in early 2017 (not to be confused by the 2000 series using Zen +) , moving its processors to a state-of-the-art 7nm manufacturing node, while improving performance and performance per watt.
Zen 2 will be part of the next Ryzen 3000 series
It is reported that AMD's upcoming Zen 2 processors will provide a 10-15% increase in IPC (Instructions Per Clock) while providing a higher number of cores in all sockets of the current generation of AMD, ranging from AM4 to TR4 and even SP3. With this increase, it will be possible to see processors for desktop PCs of up to 16 cores and possibly 32 threads at prices for which we could get a Ryzen 7 chip today.
The move to 7nm along with changes in processor design are also configured to deliver higher clock speeds, allowing AMD Ryzen 3000 (Zen 2) processors to double-boost single-threaded performance, both completing more CPU cycles per second as getting more from each cycle.
These rumors, which have come out of Chip Hell, claim that AMD's AM4 socket will house 16-core Ryzen processors, and that we will see TR4 socket chips with 32-core processors on two matrices, while EPYC 2 CPUs will offer up to 64 cores. and a staggering 128 threads.
We will not see all this this year, of course, but from 2019.
Overclock3D fontAsus, gigabyte and msi would increase the prices of gpu in china
Latest rumors indicate that ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI would increase GPU prices in China. Motherboard prices would increase in China by 2017.
Amd navi 20 would also offer raytracing, according to a rumor
AMD already has plans to include support for RayTracing on its Navi 20-based graphics cards, which would arrive throughout 2020.
Tiger lake, intel would increase the amount of cache of these cpus
This information comes from a listing in Geekbench's online database of a Tiger Lake-Y processor.
