AMD’s Ryzen 9000 CPUs just got a lot faster
Raising the TDP by over 60% through a firmware update sounds dangerous, but AMD clarifies that the CPUs have been validated at 105W. What’s more, the 105-watt limit is warrantied — so you can safely unlock it without worrying about voiding the warranty. AMD does note, however, that you’ll need a better CPU cooler to keep all that extra heat at bay.
There's no question that the AMD Ryzen 9000 series had a troubled launch, but AMD's latest fixes for the entire lineup of ...
The overclocker in question goes by the name TOPPC, who is reportedly sponsored by MSI and talked about CUDIMM in a recent ...
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AMD boosts Zen 5 official warrantied TDP to 105W, fixes Ryzen 9000 latency issue, launches 800-series chipsetsAMD made a slew of announcements about its latest progress with its Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 processors, with the most important ...
AMD's Ryzen 9000 desktop processor series does not require new motherboards. However, those who want a modern range of ...
New motherboards supporting AMD's X870 and X870E chipset are now available, launching first on Newegg. All boards support the ...
During a recent webcast, MSI confirmed that while AMD's upcoming X870 and X870E motherboards will support CUDIMMs with Ryzen ...
AMD might be moving on 3D V-Cache versions of its Ryzen 9000 CPUs faster than expected. According to a leaker on the Chiphell ...
Ryzen 9000 survey underlines disappointment with CPUs, as way fewer folks are planning a purchase than when Ryzen 7000 launched.
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