AMD showcases Ryzen 7000 series processor running at 5.5GHz

23 May 2022
Also reveals new motherboard chipsets and features.

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Anonymous, 25 May 2022You still continue spewing nonsense? Don't you feel as... moreYou still don't have a name?

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    • Anonymous
    • m62
    • 25 May 2022

    Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022The fact that you try to avoid that amd is unstable, is fac... moreYou still continue spewing nonsense? Don't you feel ashamed? You say you've been working with computers for 25 years, yet you can't get out of your Intel fanboy mindset. I am embarassed for you and feel bad for your customers, if you have any.

      Anonymossy, 24 May 2022The fact that the only point you can think of is starting a... moreThe fact that you try to avoid that amd is unstable, is fact enough.

        Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022Well, still proves that amd can't do what Intel can. S... moreThe fact that the only point you can think of is starting a computer without cooling, which literally nobody unironically does.

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          • Anonymous
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          • 24 May 2022

          SShock, 24 May 2022"Kids". I love it how you apply this to someone w... moreDude you talk so much crap, it's unbelievable

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            • Anonymous
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            • 24 May 2022

            Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022Simple. Amd is unstable and burns off right away, just like... moreThis is not true. Stop spreading lies and embarrassing yourself.

              Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022It seems like you are simply too stubborn. Ok, enjoy. Kids ... more"Kids". I love it how you apply this to someone who has been working with computers for over 25 years. How do you calculate one's age as "kid" from that? LMAO

                SShock, 24 May 2022It seems you're still stuck in the Pentium 4 times. No... moreIt seems like you are simply too stubborn. Ok, enjoy. Kids today will never learn from experience.

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                  • Anonymous
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                  • 24 May 2022

                  Vegetaholic, 23 May 2022Intel can do shit. 5.5ghz yes probably 1 or 2 cores, but al... moreI run daily 5.1 all core on 12900k, and no.. its not a nuclear reactor.. maybe i ll have 1 or 2 cores spiked to 78 *C and thats after gaming session..
                  Mostly in games 60 - 70 degrees average on 1440p... 125 / 241 w p1 & 2 settings..

                  Having one or two cores running on 5.5.. good on amd for making progress, being competitive and innovative but.. thats not something to be bragged about

                    Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022Simple. Amd is unstable and burns off right away, just like... moreIt seems you're still stuck in the Pentium 4 times. Not only this "benefit" is entirely irrelevant (who the frigging hell runs CPU without a cooler anyway?) and secondly, Ryzen CPU's have thermal protection since the first generation and they wouldn't burn out without a cooler. But whatever, you keep on droning your nonsensical useless claims.

                      SShock, 24 May 2022And how does that "prove" it's "more st... moreSimple. Amd is unstable and burns off right away, just like a nuclear reactor without cooling. Intel still slows down its power and then turns off before it burns. It's still the same thing as back in the days. Amd hasn't changed. Only gotten faster and more powerful, without fixing the flaw that still hunts them.

                        Anonymous, 24 May 2022These CPU clocks are getting really useless. Well these hav... moreThere is no way GTX 970 was 300€ on launch. I'll know because I bought GTX 980 which was more around 650€... It was a fancy ASUS Strix, but still, that didn't add up 350€ on its own.

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                          • Anonymous
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                          • 24 May 2022

                          These CPU clocks are getting really useless. Well these have not much changed a lot. I have like 4th gen i5 that is like 3.2GHz with boost of 3.4GHz and thats like 9 years old CPU.

                          Clock speeds have not change much so most of it is in the threading and other things i just dont much understand this with all the cores and threads or what ever.

                          Also these new CPU should come with GPU that is able to run at max settings new PC games. Or graphics card built in mother board that is powerful enough.

                          It's just insane how much graphics card cost right now thanks to the bitcoin mining so all the speed clocking on new CPU dont make much sense anymore as we wont get anything in next 10 years that will ever use all of this 5.5GHz power if it's only CPU. Even i can play all the new games that are coming out with decent graphics even with my 8 years old GTX970

                          Just to compare the price i got the 970 was 295 Euro 8 years ago pretty much on it's release month. Now on the same class is 3070 and that is like 2000 euro.

                          To become a gamer these days you need to have some rich parents or some good work where you get paid a lot and have a lot of free time so you can invest the time in gaming.

                          It's like Formula F1 where ever thing cost insane amount of money. Now Pc gaming have also got to a point like that.

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                            • Anonymous
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                            • 24 May 2022

                            Stan, 24 May 2022Is this what Intel fanboys are resorting to? Running a CPU ... moreI've had some early-days X570 issues with booting. Sometimes it just wouldn't post properly, but Asus eventually fixed that with newer BIOS. I also have to give the chipset slightly more voltage to keep the PC stable, this also used to help a bit with boot issues. Will go for a 5800X3D, to get at least some frame drops fixed that my 3700X causes.

                              Kuba, 24 May 2022Can anyone explain me why AMD/Intel invest in x86 architect... moreEveryone says ARM is the best because it happens to work well with smartphones where OS was basically specifically designed for it and Apple M1's which are entirely under Apple's control from OS side. x86 is not inherently bad and absolutely ridiculously massive software library and support is also very important.

                                Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022It's still a legit point. That still proves that Intel... moreAnd how does that "prove" it's "more stable" when it's entirely useless in that state because it'll probably run at 400MHz? Only thing you're proving here is that you've not actually seen a CPU up close in person in your life and you don't have a clue how they even work either.

                                  Olympus Oms, 24 May 2022Well, still proves that amd can't do what Intel can. S... moreSure, are you going to try running your shiny new 800€ 12900KF without a cooler? What's your point? You can run Ryzen without cooler too and it would probably boot the system just because it would simply throttle into infinity once it hits 90°C which is a thermal limit for most Ryzen 5000 CPU's, just like Intel would. Again, what's your point?

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                                    • 24 May 2022

                                    Can anyone explain me why AMD/Intel invest in x86 architecture while everyone saw the ARM is simply better? M1 chips are running fast without cooling!

                                      SShock, 24 May 2022Are you actually using this 20 if not even 30 years old myt... moreWell, still proves that amd can't do what Intel can. Start a computer without cooling. And that still just proves that Intel is stable while amd is unstable.

                                        Stan, 24 May 2022Is this what Intel fanboys are resorting to? Running a CPU ... moreIt's still a legit point. That still proves that Intel isn't unstable or as overheating as kids try to say.

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