AMD Ryzen 2000 series exposed, pricing, performance leaked

Published: Mar 7th 2018, 09:52 GMT   Comments

A full Ryzen 2000 lineup has been leaked.

There is no Ryzen 7 2800X (yet)

Apparently, AMD is not adding Ryzen 7 2800X to the lineup at this time and all the leaks we have been seeing are of the flagship Ryzen 2000 model, the Ryzen 7 2700X. This CPU will retail at 369 USD, a dollar less than Core i7 8700K.

AMD is also introducing three other Ryzen 7 2000 processors, the Ryzen 7 2700 non-X for 299 USD, which is also 8-core and 16-thread, and two 6-core/12-thread parts: Ryzen 5 2600X and Ryzen 5 2600. Those will retail at 249 USD and 199 USD respectively.

The Ryzen 2000 desktop series will feature much higher turbo clocks than predecessors, up to 4.35 GHz.

AMD is including Wraith Prism with the flagship model and offering Wraith Spire and Stealth to others.

The X470 motherboards are to be launched on April 19th (this could be the launch date of Ryzen 2000 desktop series).

AMD Ryzen Desktop 2000 Series Processors
ModelCores/Threads Base ClockTurbo ClockTDPPrice
Ryzen 7 2700X ?
 
8C/16T
 
3.7 GHz
 
4.35 GHz
 
105W
 
369 USD
Ryzen 7 2700 ?
 
8C/16T
 
3.2 GHz
 
4.1 GHz
 
65W
 
299 USD
Ryzen 5 2600X ?
 
6C/12T
 
3.6 GHz
 
4.25 GHz
 
95W
 
249 USD
Ryzen 5 2600 ?
 
6C/12T
 
3.3 GHz
 
3.9 GHz
 
65W
 
199 USD
Ryzen 5 2400G ?
 
4C/8T
 
3.6 GHz
 
3.9 GHz
 
65W
 
169 USD
Ryzen 3 2200G ?
 
4C/4T
 
3.5 GHz
 
3.7 GHz
 
65W
 
99 USD

The full lineup lists six Ryzen 2000 SKUs with pricing spanning froom 369 UDS to 99 USD.

The Pinnacle Ridge series will feature clock speeds up to 4.35 GHz. The Ryzen 5 2600X will offer clock speed up to 4.25 GHz out of the box.

According to the next slide, the 400 series motherboards will support Precision Boost Overdrive, a feature not available for existing Ryzen motherboards. It is meant to increase the clock speed even higher, than XFR2, which is supported by both iterations of Zen chipset.

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X vs Intel Core i7-8700K

AMD has put new Ryzen against Intel’s Coffeelake-S flagship, the i7-8700K. AMD claims 2700X will be 7.7% slower on average.

Compared to Summit Ridge R7 1800X the new CPU will offer 5% better framerate:

Source: El Chapuzas Informatico




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