IT House May 26 news, according to Tom’s Hardware news, AMD has an error in the information about the Ryzen 7000 processor and AM5 motherboard at the Taipei Computer Show conference, that is, AMD said that the AM5 socket will have a 170W PPT (PackagePowerTracking ) power consumption.
Now, AMD has clarified,The number shared is wrong. The power consumption of PPT in the AM5 slot is actually 230W, and the power consumption of TDP is 170W.. AMD says that in the Zen series, PPT is generally 1.35 times larger than TDP.
AMD also says that the 170W TDP will provide more performance for high-core CPUs in heavy computing loads. At present, the TDP of AMD desktop processors is divided into 65W and 105W, and 170W will be the latest standard for the AM5 platform.
IT House has learned that the current information on AMD’s official website says:
The new AMD Socket AM5 platform provides advanced connectivity for the most demanding enthusiasts.This new socket features a 1718-pin LGA design that supportsProcessors up to 170W TDPdual-channel DDR5 memory and the new SVI3 power infrastructure, enabling AMD Ryzen 7000 series processors to achieve leading all-core performance.
The 16-core Ryzen 7000 processor AMD demonstrated at Computex can achieve a full-core 5GHz or more when running games.Fluctuates between 5.2 and 5.5 GHz on all cores, and it is not overclocked. It is reported that the high frequency of AMD Ryzen 7000 will be a major selling point. The X-series Ryzen 7000 processors from 6 cores to 16 cores are expected to all achieve 5GHz, which may require 170W TDP as support.
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