Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Let’s get started with AMD. ever since the company released information on the Zen 4 architecture, people have been going back and forth on what exactly AMD’s figures meant. Is a single thread uplift of over 15% relevant? does 31% faster than a 12900K mean anything? How about the cache? Is twice the size that good? is it just a refresh with more cache? You get what I mean.
The issue here is simply that we dont have all or enough information. Zen 4 has been announced, but its not in the mass production phase yet. Thankfully though, that isn’t stopping their marketing team from spilling the beans here and there. Robert Hallock has been making his rounds of interviews and he gave us quite a lot, so let us take a look at the important beans.
First, about that 15% single thread uplift. During his interview with techpowerup, He said that its basically a temporary number and that they were purposefully conservative about it. Adding that they intend to publish the breakdown in IPC vs frequency gains later in the summer. Basically, its too early to have definitive info.
In terms of the launch release, some people were wondering if we would only have high end chips at the start rather than a full lineup, and to that, robert just said that we can expect a family. This probably means a similar launch to ryzen 5000. A 6, 8 ,12 and 16 core lineup.
Oh, and adding to that, during his interview with Hothardware, Robert kind of slipped in a little gold bean. He said that sure, 16 cores is the max but.. Well let me play the clip * Look at this cheeky little face. 40%+ more performance on a zen 4 16 cores vs Zen 3 16 cores. Nice. And he even adds a little “Right now” [...]
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Let’s get started with AMD. ever since the company released information on the Zen 4 architecture, people have been going back and forth on what exactly AMD’s figures meant. Is a single thread uplift of over 15% relevant? does 31% faster than a 12900K mean anything? How about the cache? Is twice the size that good? is it just a refresh with more cache? You get what I mean.
The issue here is simply that we dont have all or enough information. Zen 4 has been announced, but its not in the mass production phase yet. Thankfully though, that isn’t stopping their marketing team from spilling the beans here and there. Robert Hallock has been making his rounds of interviews and he gave us quite a lot, so let us take a look at the important beans.
First, about that 15% single thread uplift. During his interview with techpowerup, He said that its basically a temporary number and that they were purposefully conservative about it. Adding that they intend to publish the breakdown in IPC vs frequency gains later in the summer. Basically, its too early to have definitive info.
In terms of the launch release, some people were wondering if we would only have high end chips at the start rather than a full lineup, and to that, robert just said that we can expect a family. This probably means a similar launch to ryzen 5000. A 6, 8 ,12 and 16 core lineup.
Oh, and adding to that, during his interview with Hothardware, Robert kind of slipped in a little gold bean. He said that sure, 16 cores is the max but.. Well let me play the clip * Look at this cheeky little face. 40%+ more performance on a zen 4 16 cores vs Zen 3 16 cores. Nice. And he even adds a little “Right now” [...]
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About Boot Sequence:
Snows and the rest of the Boot Sequence team are here to bring you the latest breaking Tech News. Featuring the latest tech, product launches, trends, rumors, and more. Boot Sequence is your tech vlog to stay in the know.
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