Shown amd bristol ridge performance

Shown AMD Bristol Ridge performance. This is AMD's new desktop platform that will debut the highly anticipated AM4 socket, the one that will host Zen-based processors. Bistol Ridge isn't a revolution by relying entirely on existing AMD technologies but it's a great way to give it the Folder to the Bulldozer architecture.

First tests of AMD Bristol Ridge performance

The new AMD Bristol Ridge processors belong to the company's seventh generation APUs and consist of up to two Excavator modules for up to four cores alongside an integrated GCN 1.2- based GPU, the same architecture used in Tonga and Fiji. The main novelty of Bristol Ridge is the integration of the entire nothbridge and southbridge within the processor itself, hence the need for the new AM4 socket with its 1, 331 pins.

AMD Bristol Ridge is manufactured in the process at 28nm so there is no great progress in this regard, it is also based on a dual chanel memory controller but in this case DDR4 for more bandwidth and giving your oxygen a breath Integrated GPU. With all the changes and optimizations AMD Bristol Ridge performance is up to 23% higher than AMD's sixth generation of APUs.

Source: techpowerup