The Massive Leak Of AMD (processors) Ryzen 3000 CPUS, What to Expect Very Soon?

It is all over the news sites that E-Katalog, a Russian retailer, has put the entire line of Ryzen 3000 desktop CPUs (the ‘Matisse’ series) on its website and guess what, that is leaked. These listings may indeed just be placeholders, said by some sources; But they may contain detailed information on processors such as the Ryzen 9 3800X.

Leaks suggests that the new generation has seriously outpaced its predecessor, especially at the higher end. 3800X’s base clock is 3.9GHz, with a boost clock of 4.7GHz. Again, this outdoes the 2700X by 0.2GHz and 0.4GHz respectively. The TDP of this supposed next-gen chipset is listed as 125W, or 20W more than its Ryzen 2000 counterpart.

The E-Katalog website also now contains details on other 3000-series Matisse processors. They range from the Ryzen 7 3700X (with 12 cores and 24 threads, clocked at 4.2 to 5.0 GHz and with a TDP of 105W) to the Ryzen 3 3300 (6 cores/12 threads, 3.2-4.0 GHz and a 50W TDP). On the other hand, there are some discrepancies between the new Matisse series and its predecessor. Only 2 new Ryzen 5 processors are listed, rather than the 3 from last year, and there are no G-type (e.g. the Ryzen 3 2600G) processors this time around. However, Ryzen’s upcoming CES showcase should clear this up, and confirm these new listings, in short order. Notbookcheck reports.

AMD’s new processors, codenamed Matisse, will use the 7nm process while Intel will only be using a 10nm processor for its 2019 series. Intel has long held a general performance advantage over AMD on a core-by-core comparison but this trend could be about to reverse with these specs listed below.

Intel has had a bad year in 2018 from the spectre, security issues, CEO selling the shares scandals and cpu flaws to the CPU shortage for 12 and 10 nm platform and AMD announcement of 7nm technology movement in 2019. With all that in mind and the fact that already many datacenter customers of Xion has moved plans to work with AMD in 2019 for the great EPYC platform that AMD introduced in 2018. All are making the ground for a very nice head start for AMD in 2019. If everything goes well with releasing the 7nm platforms expected to be introduced in early 2019, Intel should fear the consequences.

Source(s)
E-Katalog Matisse Series Product Page: http://www.e-katalog.ru/AMD-RYZEN-9-MATISSE.htm

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