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January 26, 2025Amd

What do you think about my pc? /u/OrdinaryRow4168 /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

PC specs: Amd Ryzen 7 5800x 4300Mhz Amd rx 6700xt ASRock Challenger pro OC Asus ROG Strix B550-F gaming wifi 2 Corsair vengeance lpx 32gb 3600mhz Kingston furry renegade 2tb 7450 read / 7300 write Be quiet system power 10 850+ Gold 360mm aio 3300rpm pump and 2300rpm radiator fans And 4 case fans 1600rpm

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r/Amd PC specs: Amd Ryzen 7 5800x 4300Mhz Amd rx 6700xt ASRock Challenger pro OC Asus ROG Strix B550-F gaming wifi 2 Corsair vengeance lpx 32gb 3600mhz Kingston furry renegade 2tb 7450 read / 7300 write Be quiet system power 10 850+ Gold 360mm aio 3300rpm pump and 2300rpm radiator fans And 4 case fans 1600rpm submitted by /u/OrdinaryRow4168 [link] [comments]

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January 26, 2025Amd

Just got this out of my basement /u/nitemareglitch /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

Thinking of getting this up and running.

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r/Amd Thinking of getting this up and running. submitted by /u/nitemareglitch [link] [comments]

Thinking of getting this up and running.

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Thinking of getting this up and running. submitted by /u/nitemareglitch [link] [comments]

January 26, 2025Amd

AMD Ryzen name conventions!? /u/sij-ai /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

I am profoundly confused by AMD Ryzen naming conventions.

I understand the first digit typically relates to the generation? So a Ryzen 9800X is newer than a Ryzen 7950X3D, which is newer than a Ryzen 4750G? But unless I’m mistaken, this naming conventions skips generations — I don’t believe there’s a Ryzen 8xxx series?

The second digit is where I get really confused. I thought I understood that it indicated which Ryzen line it belongs to (5, 7, 9). I think that held true with the last Ryzen CPU I owned — a 4750G. But then I see Ryzen 9800X, and I don’t think there’s such a thing as a Ryzen 8?

The third digit seems more straightforwardly arbitrary — a 7950 is probably just a bit faster or more optimized for gaming than a 7900 I guess?

I have no idea what the “X” indicates.

“3D” at the end indicates 3d cache — finally, something straightforward and consistent, right?

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r/Amd I am profoundly confused by AMD Ryzen naming conventions. I understand the first digit typically relates to the generation? So a Ryzen 9800X is newer than a Ryzen 7950X3D, which is newer than a Ryzen 4750G? But unless I’m mistaken, this naming conventions skips generations — I don’t believe there’s a Ryzen 8xxx series? The second digit is where I get really confused. I thought I understood that it indicated which Ryzen line it belongs to (5, 7, 9). I think that held true with the last Ryzen CPU I owned — a 4750G. But then I see Ryzen 9800X, and I don’t think there’s such a thing as a Ryzen 8? The third digit seems more straightforwardly arbitrary — a 7950 is probably just a bit faster or more optimized for gaming than a 7900 I guess? I have no idea what the “X” indicates. “3D” at the end indicates 3d cache — finally, something straightforward and consistent, right? submitted by /u/sij-ai [link] [comments]

I am profoundly confused by AMD Ryzen naming conventions.

The third digit seems more straightforwardly arbitrary — a 7950 is probably just a bit faster or more optimized for gaming than a 7900 I guess?

I have no idea what the “X” indicates.

“3D” at the end indicates 3d cache — finally, something straightforward and consistent, right?

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[link] [comments] I am profoundly confused by AMD Ryzen naming conventions. I understand the first digit typically relates to the generation? So a Ryzen 9800X is newer than a Ryzen 7950X3D, which is newer than a Ryzen 4750G? But unless I’m mistaken, this naming conventions skips generations — I don’t believe there’s a Ryzen 8xxx series? The second digit is where I get really confused. I thought I understood that it indicated which Ryzen line it belongs to (5, 7, 9). I think that held true with the last Ryzen CPU I owned — a 4750G. But then I see Ryzen 9800X, and I don’t think there’s such a thing as a Ryzen 8? The third digit seems more straightforwardly arbitrary — a 7950 is probably just a bit faster or more optimized for gaming than a 7900 I guess? I have no idea what the “X” indicates. “3D” at the end indicates 3d cache — finally, something straightforward and consistent, right? submitted by /u/sij-ai [link] [comments]

January 26, 2025Amd

AMD to offer “FSR 4 Upgrade” option for all FSR 3.1 games with RDNA 4 GPUs /u/IrishWolfhound-419 /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

AMD to offer “FSR 4 Upgrade” option for all FSR 3.1 games with RDNA 4 GPUs /u/IrishWolfhound-419 /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more submitted by /u/IrishWolfhound-419
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January 25, 2025Amd

Interview | “Our big Middle cores are better than their army of little cores” AMD’s Ben Conrad chats about some of the design decisions behind Ryzen AI APUs and what makes Strix Halo tick /u/NarenSpidey /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

Interview | “Our big Middle cores are better than their army of little cores” AMD’s Ben Conrad chats about some of the design decisions behind Ryzen AI APUs and what makes Strix Halo tick /u/NarenSpidey /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more submitted by /u/NarenSpidey
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