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morgogs

Will there be lower end non OEM Ryzen 3000 parts?

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Posted Aug 19, 2019, 11:39 AM UTC

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Rhelmar•

There is already the 1600 at 100$. I don’t think any of the newer products could beat that.

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morgogsOP•

Just because of their better single core performance, latencies, and memory controller I think an $100 3400 would be great, probably better than a 1600 in games but not productivity

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1sooooR7 1700x VEGA 64 LE | LENOVO E585 2500u•

There was the 2300x and 2500x and also the 2100ge.

If you are wondering what an 2100ge is its basically a 2200ge with vega 3 instead of vega 8

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Loli_huntdown•

The 2600 for under 150$ can.

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ToRt1sher•

As said, you have a ton of options in the sub - 100 dollar market. 2 great apus, and like 4-5 cpus from older generations. The compatibility of the platform allows Amd to clear older stock instead of making new ryzen 3's every generation. And honestly, that's great for everyone.

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excalibur_zdRyzen 3600 / GTX 1060 6GB / 16 GB DDR4 3200Mhz CL14•

They'll probably save those for 7nm APUs. Doubt they would waste valuable 7nm compute dies on low-end SKUs. They'll be putting them in Epyc and Threadripper probably.

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