AMD today announced and detailed the next generation of its 7nm CPU and GPU products, including five new processors leveraging its Zen 2 architecture and the new Radeon 5000 Navi GPU series.
At Computex 2019 today AMD announced its highly-anticipated next generations of CPUs and GPUs in a keynote, introducing the world to its upcoming 7nm Ryzen 3000 and Radeon 5000 series products, all slated to launch on July 7.
Based on the new Zen 2 architecture, the new Ryzen CPU line consists of five processors for now, that start their pricing at $199 and going up to $499. Here are the specifications of the CPUs AMD unveiled today, all releasing on July 7:
Bumping up the performance significantly, AMD says the new CPU line has 15% improved IPC (instructions per clock) over the Ryzen 2000 series, and boasts double the amount of cache as well as floating point performance.
