We are facing an autumn in the hardware rating, as there are a lot of new graphics cards and processors from Intel, AMD and Nvidia. One of the early launches appears to be AMD’s new processors in the Ryzen 7000 series, as previously published marketing materials from motherboard manufacturer MSI mention their launch as early as September 15. Now, however, new information is emerging indicating that AMD intends to delay the launch somewhat.
There are sources as well Mydrivers as such Wccftech which claims that September 15 is no longer valid for the launch of the Ryzen 7000. Instead, the launch will be delayed by about two weeks until September 27 – the same date that Intel is expected to unveil processors in the Core 13000 series codenamed “Raptor”. Lake”. In other words, the delay shouldn’t be about poor availability or the like, but rather a way to steal focus from a rival Intel event.
It remains to be seen if the new launch date is correct. However, it’s clear that AMD is close to launching the Ryzen 7000 series and taking the battle for the performance crown against Intel. According to previous information, the processor family consists of models with a base range of 6-16 cores, while the core architecture takes a step to Zen 4. Moreover, support for both DDR5 memory and the high-speed PCI Express 5.0 interface has been added, while the new socket has been introduced. AM5 with new 600 series control circuits.
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