AMD R9 3900X, 3800X, 3700X Specs & Price: 16-Core Held Back for Now (& RX 5700 GPU)
7,380AMD only detailed some of its Ryzen 3000 product line specs, leaving much for E3 and later in the year. We'll go over what we have, like 3900X, 3800X, & 3700X specs and price.
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AMD announced the 12C/24T R9 3900X at $500, the 8C/16T 3800X at $400, and the R7 3700X 8C/16T CPU at $330. We have some very limited frequency information (base and "boost"), but don't have all-core frequencies, XFR frequencies, or boosting behavior under Zen2 architecture. AMD also discussed its Navi RX 5700 and RX 5000 series GPUs during this presentation, something that we'll talk about in this news video. The comparison was primarily drawn as an RX 5700 vs. RTX 2070, but was limited to Strange Brigade and with any actual testing information obfuscated. For now, it seems, we have some top-level tech demos to set the stage, but must wait for more details in independent testing (and some at E3) before drawing conclusions. Note also that the 16-core CPU appears to have been held back until later this year, but we do know it exists.
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