Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Let’s get started with AMD, it looks like all is not happening according to their plans. The release date of their ryzen 7000 CPU’s was slated for September 15th, so less than a month from now. And while AMD never fully confirmed that date, some pretty reputable sources got that info too.
Now though, it looks like its been delayed a little. According to a reviewer over on chip hell, the official release date would be on September 27th. If this is true, its one day before Intel’s innovation event where they would apparently reveal raptor lake! Now why would there be a delay from AMD? According to the reviewer, it would be because of some Bios issues. Eh, boy. Bios issues, I really hope that we’re not going to have a repeat of the Zen 3 based ryzen 5000. Remember how we had to wait for like 5 agesa iterations until the CPU’s started to behave as advertised? Damn.
Anyways, while this new release date is not directly from AMD, it could change too. What is official is the announcement date. And that is August 29th. AMD will have its “Together we advance PC’s event”. During that event, we’ll hear all about the new AM5 platform, DDR5,PCIe gen 5, and of course the ryzen 7000 series. So tune in at 7 pm eastern time on the 29th.
Next up we got nvidia, and just like I predicted in the last video, it looks like the company is about to pull an RTX 2060. According to two chinese outlets who have sources in the supply chain, the company is currently working with board partners to slash the price of some RTX 3000 series GPUs. Similar to what they did with RTX 2060 back in 2020. And apparently, AMD is also planning on reducing the prices of their RX 6000 series. And Nvidia wants to go lower than AMD.
The only issue is, the price reduction will only really happen in the high-end models, like the 3080 ti and up. Hopefully, AMD reduces the price of their mid-tier gpus so Nvidia is forced to do so too. Remember, we’re not going to see the next generation of mid-tied GPU’s until next year, so if the prices are reduced, they might still be worth it.
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Let’s get started with AMD, it looks like all is not happening according to their plans. The release date of their ryzen 7000 CPU’s was slated for September 15th, so less than a month from now. And while AMD never fully confirmed that date, some pretty reputable sources got that info too.
Now though, it looks like its been delayed a little. According to a reviewer over on chip hell, the official release date would be on September 27th. If this is true, its one day before Intel’s innovation event where they would apparently reveal raptor lake! Now why would there be a delay from AMD? According to the reviewer, it would be because of some Bios issues. Eh, boy. Bios issues, I really hope that we’re not going to have a repeat of the Zen 3 based ryzen 5000. Remember how we had to wait for like 5 agesa iterations until the CPU’s started to behave as advertised? Damn.
Anyways, while this new release date is not directly from AMD, it could change too. What is official is the announcement date. And that is August 29th. AMD will have its “Together we advance PC’s event”. During that event, we’ll hear all about the new AM5 platform, DDR5,PCIe gen 5, and of course the ryzen 7000 series. So tune in at 7 pm eastern time on the 29th.
Next up we got nvidia, and just like I predicted in the last video, it looks like the company is about to pull an RTX 2060. According to two chinese outlets who have sources in the supply chain, the company is currently working with board partners to slash the price of some RTX 3000 series GPUs. Similar to what they did with RTX 2060 back in 2020. And apparently, AMD is also planning on reducing the prices of their RX 6000 series. And Nvidia wants to go lower than AMD.
The only issue is, the price reduction will only really happen in the high-end models, like the 3080 ti and up. Hopefully, AMD reduces the price of their mid-tier gpus so Nvidia is forced to do so too. Remember, we’re not going to see the next generation of mid-tied GPU’s until next year, so if the prices are reduced, they might still be worth it.
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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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Follow Boot Sequence on TWITTER: twitter.com/boot_sequence
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#Ryzen7000 #Zen4 #Nvidia #AMD
