Recently, Intel’s eight-generation Core, AMD’s second-generation Ruilong have been exposed frequently, various new models, and new motherboards emerged in an endless stream. In contrast, the second-generation Ruilong seems to be more expected. After all, the CPU market has changed over the past year or so. The strong stimulus from AMD, and only constant stimulation, can make the entire market more prosperous.
Judging from the current signs, The Ryzen second-generation processor and supporting 400-series motherboards will be officially released on April 19th. Among them, the processor will be launched with four high-end models, including Ryzen 7 2700X/2700 and Ryzen 5 2600X/2600, which are currently on various test platforms. body.
Note that the new APU is also named Ryzen 2000 sequence but the process architecture is different.
Ryzen 5 2600Is the first appearance, there are a lot of figures in the SiSoftware database, confirmed as 6 core 12 threads, 16MB L3 cache, clocked up to 3.9GHz (The benchmark is 3.3GHz).
It is also said that its thermal design power consumption is only 65W, priced at 199 US dollars.
Ryzen 5 2600X, Ryzen 7 2700X Both appear in the GeekBench 4 database. One 6 core 12 threads, one 8 core 16 threads.
The single-threaded performance of the two is very close, after all, the main frequency is only 100MHz, one is 3.6-4.25GHz, one is 3.7-4.35GHz, but the multi-threaded performance advantage of the 2700X is not very obvious, only leading 13%.
The Ryzen 7 2700/2700X also appears frequently in the 3DMark database, but many of them have been deleted.
The 2700X can indeed speed up to 4.35 GHz, but the 2700 is currently only 4 GHz at a maximum, and is slightly lower than the 4.1 GHz of the exposed material. It may not yet reach the top.
Although the two are performing well, they have exceeded the overclocked version of the 1800X, but since the memory is only DDR4-2400, it can actually support DDR4-2933, so it is of little value.
