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Discussion Zen 5 Speculation (EPYC Turin and Strix Point/Granite Ridge - Ryzen 9000)

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Well, there's a niche for it for new systems from now until NVL bLLC and Z6 X3D launch. I guess this is a very small market and even smaller now due to memory shortages. And I suspect it'll be very hard to justify at whatever price AMD wants for it.
No there is NO market for this but suckers.
 
AMD doesn't list the PPT anywhere for this part (nor price) BUT this is the first part to list a 200W TDP. All previous 9950X/7950X variants are 170W TDP but ranged from 200-232W PPT.

These two CPUs have same 170W TDP but different PPTs, 200W PPT for the 9950X and 230W PPT for the 7950X, there s no 9950X that has a 230W PPT unless it was overclocked.

Anyway the AM5 230W max power is the limit, and as said it would be counterproductive to release
a CPU that is not fully compatible with the existing MBs, so about 100% sure that it will be 200W TDP/230W PPT.
 
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This looks more like a show off to me. Like “look we can make even biggier cache CPUs”.
Didn't they already do that with e.g. Milan X years ago? 768MB L3 not big enough?
This shows nothing new. Except that they can throw more silicon at stupid SKUs. Now if they had a two layer stack that'd be new to market.
 
Didn't they already do that with e.g. Milan X years ago? 768MB L3 not big enough?
This shows nothing new. Except that they can throw more silicon at stupid SKUs. Now if they had a two layer stack that'd be new to market.
I mean for gamers. I don’t think most client CPU buyers knows what a Milan-X is.
Looks like pure marketing strategy
 
I find it funny how silly gamers were asking for a flagship dual X3D chip from the get-go all while AMD has repeatedly said that it wouldn't help gaming whatsoever, and now that this SKU is out the same people say it's a waste of money.
 
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