News AMD's Lisa Su to Give Virtual Keynote at CES 2021 on January 12

[Admin]

AMD CEO and president Lisa Su will present a keynote speech at the all-virtual CES 2021.

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[digitalgriffin]

6700 launch? APU's on 5000 series?

They better concentrate on their existing product line supplies before they announce new products.

 

[hannibal]

Zen3 is important, so They make more of those. New apu 5000 series is important, so They will start making those. Small Navi is semi important so They will start making those small amounth. Big Navi is not important, so They make more of those when there is room and time for them... Console chips Are important so They continue to make those as long as needed... older apus Are slowly phases out (maybe).
My crystall ball tells something like that.

 

[cryoburner]

They may be announcing their more value-oriented Ryzen 5000 processors then, like a 5600 (non-X) at a more competitive price point. With prior generations, they launched them all at about the same time, but then not many would pick up the higher-clocked parts, since the performance differences were typically quite minor, especially after an overclock, which made it difficult to justify paying a big premium for them. This method gives early adopters more incentive to go with those models though.

It's been rumored that the 5600 may be priced around $220, though it could potentially see different pricing. I would expect it to be at least under $250 though. And there will probably be a more value-oriented 8-core, 16-thread model as well.

It's possible they could hold out on announcing those parts until closer to Intel's Rocket Lake launch in the spring, but a January announcement at CES seems more likely.